Ian Leach
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Some more
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He's the pics of the pestle (Apple) and morter (Pear) i turned today:001_smile:
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PM sent
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I've always used the oregon one's never had any problems so never changed.
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I know it's not easy it is a hard slog but can be very rewarding once you get there, You will learn alot on here and if your willing to graft your chance will come.
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I don't mean any disrespect but if you have to ask those questions then i wouldn't go self employed you would be a danger to yourself and others. Surely you should know what you are good at and if you know that then you have answered your question. I don't no what experience you have but in general it frightens me all the "fresh out of college" or "decide new career change" people who are going out and going self employed straight away. Even the most experienced of us have near misses, or serious accidents. It's just not worth going it alone unless you know what you're doing. I'm all up for training and getting experience but imo everyone needs to get time served with another company.
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nice pics:thumbup1:
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All i do is go down the grades of sand paper using my thumb as the sanding block, I find it difficult but that because of my big hands tho:001_smile: (if anyone has long nails be careful as they could scratch the wood) Have fun:001_smile:
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Safe-Eyes - new product review
Ian Leach replied to essentialARB's topic in The Official Essential Arb Forum
You could change it if you want, I wouldn't want to get banned or something silly like that for upsetting the one incharge:biggrin: . My first thought was an upside down potty -
It's great for woodturning, Where abouts are you based?? Got any pics
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Safe-Eyes - new product review
Ian Leach replied to essentialARB's topic in The Official Essential Arb Forum
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The only files i use are 5/32, 3/16 an 7/32 so it's climbing saw,medium saw, bigger saw like 880
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I understand having to look strong infront of all those nurses:001_smile:, Glad it's healing well mate:001_cool:
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IMO with that budget why go for 2nd best:001_smile:
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Just wondering if you deserved the hard man spiderman plaster or could have done with the fairy one:001_tt2:
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Pic, pic pic come on lets see it i need a good giggle:001_tt2:
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Plenty of room to kip in when you've had a few too:001_tongue:
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Cheers:biggrin:, No but seriously if i had the wonga it would be that setup sam
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3/16 at a guess:confused1:
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I would go for a landrover never know when you need to go off road or for those icey, snowy winter mornings. If i had the money i would get this one looks well looked after, nice bit of kit. Defender Tipper and Ifor Trailer - Arbtalk Classifieds
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I'm intrested if you except installments of say £5 per mth
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Nice job, looks good
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Won't it be better to get cord lenghts of timber in and mill it that way just a thought??? Why telegraph poles is it down to cost??
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Chuffing hell is nothing sacred these days:thumbdown:
