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Every year I have great intentions which end up as garage flowers and chocolates. This year I'm bucking the trend and making a copper rose. Got some sheet copper from a Newark brewery which was taken down in the 60's and I'm cutting, marking and annealing it before shaping it into a rose bud.

 

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Come on guys, make something for the missus this Valentine's, you've still got time!

 

Dave

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Hmmmmm, may not go down so well.

 

Right into metalwork at school - no time for woodwork at all.

 

Lathes, forging, casting, acid baths, ahhhhh, those were the days.

 

My poor kids get nothing more exciting to do than 'design how a mobile phone might look' at school now.

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These days I seem to only get the opportunity to do rough woodwork.

 

I am quite tempted to make my wife a shave horse like this..

 

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I showed it to her to gauge her opinion. She said it reminds her of a scene from the film "burn after reading"

 

Not sure I really want to make one now :001_huh:

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