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David Humphries Grand Master

David Humphries

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Hello David, welcome to the Forum.

 

You'll find loads of people with very useful thoughts, views & ideas.

 

 

Interesting web site you have

 

You'll find that Old snake (Hadleigh) & Ian Leach, will both have something in common with you.

 

 

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Welcome to the forum David - nice quartering there. Do you have any pictures of the finished products?

 

Not of the oak but if you look at my website yo can see what l make

David Bracken

 

The oak was wormy all the way through so l just planked it an will use it for edging in the allotment. Shame as l was hoping for some really decent wood. But you win some and you loose some :001_smile:

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