A pram with Christie type suspension should be straightforward to engineer and would cope with kerbs very easily - marvellously comfortable for the new recruit too.
Looking at the sort of baby/child buggies that you see pulled behind bikes sometimes I have been struck by the thought that an enterprising shed-based engineer could create a niche market for excessively engineered child transport.
If I was more tech-savvy I would put in a small drawing to illustrate the ideas.
A little project for your paternity leave perhaps...
Good luck to all three of you.
My son, who is studying marine architecture and ocean engineering, is now positively useful in the workshop but it has taken more than twenty years.
Steve
SO HAPPY
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Congrats Richie and Lisa.
Soprry didn't see this posting when wrote to you about Ian.
Hope all goes well
Dunc
Soprry didn't see this posting when wrote to you about Ian.
Hope all goes well
Dunc
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Hi Richie & Lisa,
What fab news for you both and your famlies.
Do they make wallpaper with tanks on for the babys room.
Hope everything goes great and see you at open day.
Best Regards Roy.
PS Sorry so late only spotted post this morning, What a numpty.
What fab news for you both and your famlies.
Do they make wallpaper with tanks on for the babys room.
Hope everything goes great and see you at open day.
Best Regards Roy.
PS Sorry so late only spotted post this morning, What a numpty.
It could be worse, It could be Tuesday.
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