One for the golf fans

[Mike Dempsey]

Again made from steamed sycamore, measuring 450 wide by 300 tall and about 28mm thick. The artwork for this took ages to do and thats why it wasnt ready for the start of the Open at St Andrews this weekend. As usual it has hanging brackets on the back and is ready to hang on the wall.

I was born there and live only 20 miles away now. I love the place but wouldnt go near it during the Open as traffic is a nightmare.

[njmusk]

Nice one mike.

 

Many thanks for the TT one, delivering it to the daughter next week

[Mike Dempsey]

Sorry it took so long. The big 5 hp motor on the drum sander stopped working. Luckily my mate owns a motor rewind and repair company. Even though I use a big extractor when using the drum sander, it was still packed full of fine dust inside it. The centrafugal switch was also sparking and I was close to having a big fire. That could have cost me!

Glad you like it though and I am sure your daughter will as well.

[njmusk]

Whilst your on here mike, save me a phone call, I don't suppose you have done any red squirrel laser cutouts, a bit like your ecodecs.

 

Our red squirrel group are looking for ideas as fund raising gifts and I thought of key rings, that sort of thing.

 

Your ideas appreciated, nigel

[Mike Dempsey]

Hi Nigel

 

Will certainly look into that for you.

[skyhuck]

W H Fields maintained that golf was "a good walk ruined", never having played beyond pitch and put, I cannot possibly comment:biggrin:

 

Looks very nice Mike, your work always looks very crisp and professional

[Mike Dempsey]

Thanks mate. I still maintain that any time you see me on a golf course I will have a chainsaw in my hands rather than a golf club. Theres actaully a brilliant pitch and put not too far from the Old Course called the Himalayas which I have played many a time. Reckon Tiger Woods would even struggle on this though given his current form!