Steve Bullman
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Just approved your listing, running a bit behind sorry. Regarding time scales, i've known people to be contacted the same day as adding their site, whilst others are still waiting 6 months later. Pretty random i'm afraid.
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Welcome!
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Had a couple of threads scattered around the past few months for some projects i was working on. We opened up a baby shop in Suffolk for the missus's little business back in April where i initially built a shop counter. We quickly outgrew the small space we were in so moved to a larger premises and massively expanded our range of products. Had to make a few additional things, the cable reel stands, and the yew shelves with hazel hanging rails that I am pretty pleased with. Slightly dodgy splicing but no ones going to be trusting their life to it! Can't take credit for the well constructed pine bag stand unfortunately..I only do rustic cobbled together stuff (with tonnes of screws). Most of the shop was already cladded with reclaimed scaffolding boards which go perfect with our style.
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Talking of jokes
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You broke the first rule, that’s your membership revoked
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I'll see if I can find out. I believe they will be available sometime in the Autumn
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That could probably look pretty smart
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It was sanded pretty smooth, just heavily stained. Think that one had been knocking about the yard a wee while
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Just went for danish oil in the end as I found I had 3 started cans 🙄
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Dead standing yew
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Never seen this tree species before....what IS it?
Steve Bullman replied to beefheart's topic in Tree Identification pictures
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Fig 8 as a termination knot you mean, yes to that and a Blake’s, and strop as second anchor fine. Only thing that’s changed is your are supposed to now have 3 points of attachment, ie 2 main lines. In reality few bother.
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Sparkling water for me! Not touched a drop of alcohol for 65 days now!
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Yeah thats just not true. They were also seen in the UK. Granted by americans at the site of an american airbase. Not saying theres a trend or anything 😁
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Just brilliant
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Don’t really know much myself, only got wind of it today when talking to someone. It’s all over TikTok which I don’t follow. Nothing in mainstream media in the uk
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Anyone been following all this ufo stuff going on in the states currently?
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Baby toys and accessories, all sorts of colours really.
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Got a link please?
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Don't think that was me
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Finish doesn't have to be amazing and i'm pretty much working with the tools I have. Belt sander is about as pro as I get, although im getting through the belts fairly due to the staples. Knocked them in as far as I can. Probably just going to pull out the worst of the splinters with pliers to be honest 😳
