Steve Bullman
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Have you done a covid test? 😀
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Yes I am fully expecting to receive some ‘credit’
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Your area @bigtreedon ?
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I know right, may as well have just used mdf 🙄
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All set up
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No chance of that I’d have to sell those for £100 each to make any more the amount of time it took me 😂
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Last minute request from the boss for a necklace and bracelet stand. I thought I had a good eye but it proved impossible for me to freehand drill a 28mm hole perfectly true, or even close. These will have to do
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Thanks!
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That little tip worked a treat screwing the heart on. Wish i'd known about that before
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Good luck Will, don't be a stranger
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Have you finished your first tree yet?
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You can, though the key point in the question is at what point does it lose its shine
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I put 30's, but really it was late 30's for me.
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Pollards, the forgotten art-discussion
Steve Bullman replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in General chat
And a pollice is about another 2ft higher still -
Snowing here. Not going to come to anything though
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Actually I saw this discussion somewhere a few weeks back where some people were saying they prefer it the other way about. im on the clock and have precious little time, must confess I just banged em in without a thought. I agree it would look better with the grain though.
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I don’t care
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Pollards, the forgotten art-discussion
Steve Bullman replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in General chat
Saw some great pollards on our road trip through France -
If you take them screws out and redo you will probably close them gaps Your advice is unfortunately a few hours late on this occasion
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Thanks for the tip. Yes I’ve been having that exact problem
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Just got my first silky cut too!
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That saved me probably 2 days. Simona’s having a stand for her baby stuff at a show on the weekend. Making some display stands for her. Joinery is a bit rough round the edges to put it mildly but it will do the job and should look nice once waxed
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Thanks. Just went and bought a cheap draper one. What a difference!
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Looking for a cheap option before people start suggesting planets etc. what’s the best sander for sanding down planks? My battery orbital is painfully slow work. Would a belt sander be a lot quicker?
