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Boring out silver birch


ged heeley
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If your in Norfolk happy to turn them out for you. The bandsaw idea also work well, there are some videos on the www of hidden compartment's being made in logs for storage of spare keys etc. I think it will depend on your access or not to machinery and how much time you have.

 

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It was just a set I bought from screwfix for £39.99, I used the 54mm to bore the hole (biggest in the set) then used a 41mm to sit the tea light in at the botttom.

Also found it easier to bore out two small holes side by side to form the top of the heart then used a small drill and chisels to do the lower part, still room for improvement as the other half requires 8 in birch for the wedding 😁

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It was just a set I bought from screwfix for £39.99, I used the 54mm to bore the hole (biggest in the set) then used a 41mm to sit the tea light in at the botttom.

Also found it easier to bore out two small holes side by side to form the top of the heart then used a small drill and chisels to do the lower part, still room for improvement as the other half requires 8 in birch for the wedding 😁

 

Smart, thanks for the info.:thumbup:

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