Complementary push pull 1 watt transistor amplifier build

The hoofbag has been into amateur electronics since childhood, building an ECL80 amplifier at the age of 12. In the 1960s it was common for amateurs to build circuits on a wooden breadboard, stick drawing pins into it at positions directed by a print outs from a Gestetner machine. The print quality wasn't wonderful but it worked. One previous upload was a glissade made from chopped off bits of plain PCB board, cut and glued onto a baseboard to make solder pads. Most people won't have access to a Proxxon or Minicraft table saw, so the drawing pins on wood system is suggested here. The project is a 1 watt transistor amplifier and has about the same output as a budget amplified speaker system as used with a computer. This item can form the basis of a battery instrument amplifier that will be loud enough for busking or similar. The design will be uploaded onto my Web:
www.hoofbags.me.uk If you desire, go to Web address as above, navigate to geekiestuff and there will be a link. Click on it, it will open up a printable page. Load it into word or similar and print out the A4 page. Stick this page onto a lump of wood ad stick the tacks in. Follow the instructions given in this movie. (o: