Ian Leach
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Think of a bank vault when you turn the lock the big thick bolts come out. It would help you if someone decided to attach a chain and pull as the hinges are usually the weakest point ,and when people buy crappy locks.
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I've probably put these up before but here goes, I'll put more up once I get near my pc.
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Tbh I haven't turned a bowl for ages which I miss, but been busy with me signs, kitchen fitting and stalls. I will get back to it tho, very nice work on this thread guys
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Sign in its place of residence
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That's one thing I need to get, there quite expensive tho, I dread to think how many extra bowl I could of made.
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Lovely looking bowl there
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Very funny reviews
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Def Holm oak, not sure about the other one.
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Big bags of haribo would be nice.
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Cheers people
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I'm hurt you didn't recognize it was a swan , the man is smaller as he's further away walking toward us over the bridge. Thought that was obvious ????????
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Ideally greenheart but I would use oak or elm. I've used a few things for bridges mainly for weighing down oil barrels filled with concrete with pins sticking out to attach posts to. Take a look at my technical drawing, if anyone doesn't understand it I can simplify it for you.
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As above has anyone got a parts list they can send me please??
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I've used the plasterers ones trimming a hedge before was going well until I fell over, took me ages to get back up
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Looking nice mate, looks like your getting the hang of it :-) . I've just got a makita rto700cx2 router which also comes with a plunge attachment uses 1/4 bits, nice and light. I use it for my more fiddly bits like small trees. At the moment I use straight flute twin cutter trend bits, really you don't need to go any deeper than 5mm Max .
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Have you got a link Rob?, will they be good for power tool use like a router.
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Is this any use to you Free-Anti-Bribery-Policy-Template.PDF
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I have never used a Kelly kettle or a ecobilly before but looked at them both today, apart from the price difference how do they compare to each other or are they basically the same ??
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So can the Kelly kettle
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PayPal looks like the rest of the 2.75% chip and pin or 3.4% +20p if swiped, some bad reviews to one being waiting 30 days for money. I guess all the devices are much the same tho, I might hold on for Steve's review if he gets one.
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There are a few about izettle is another one, might look into the PayPal one too. Has anyone worked out the percentage you pay with PayPal ?
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Is it illegal or just advising best practice has anyone been convicted of importing saws or porting? just want to know that's all
