My memory's absolutely perfect.
That only lasts so long, then he'll become blisfully unaware.The positives with Dementia are:
You can hide your own Easter Eggs for an Easter Egg hunt!
Plus you get to meet new people everyday!
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My poor Father is succumbing to this - and he is getting frustrated and grumpy with it....
That only lasts so long, then he'll become blisfully unaware.
That's stage must be very difficult.
I've loads of experience with dementia, if you ever need to talk.
All good if your workshop area is nice and flat but if there's any chance of drawers sliding open on a slope this is a major potential issue as the tool cab will tip over once enough drawers pop open and then cause a domino effect of drawers sliding open till everything crashes onto the floor.
I reckon you are thinking of filing cabinets?Don't most boxes have a latching system where only one drawer at a time can be open?
I reckon you are thinking of filing cabinets?
Not that I could find. What box do you have?Don't most boxes have a latching system where only one drawer at a time can be open?
TBH not seen that before, my snap on one you can open the lot and crush yourself to death!Nope. My cabinets are only cheap ones, but you can only open one drawer at a time.
Not that I could find. What box do you have?
Current crop of Halfords advanced just have fancy drawer runners which are resistive to opening and then soft close when you shut them. Read reviews that they still slide open when stuff starts going south and they're full of heavy tools... and the runners seem prone to going wrong.
Seems most cheaper tool box makers now use these resistive soft close runners because it means they can save on having proper latches.