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Ian Leach

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  1. The Mentalist
  2. Hello and welcome one word 'stunning'
  3. Pm sent
  4. I would of thought it would have been bigger, i waited 25min for a hotdog. It's was £5.50 for a double hotdog of various kinds, there was pizza too. mine was tasty tho but £5.50
  5. Les on the oregon stand has some, but wasn't looking for them so didn't notice anywhere else. Some good bargins to be had come back £200 lighter but forgot to buy my grunfords wildlife axe .
  6. Ah ha ok, i thought it was double because 2 wraps but now i know different. i just know how to tie various knots
  7. Yes i have but they didn't teach me that i did
  8. Here goes picture should explain everything but can write instructions if you want.
  9. it's a double fishermans i'll see if i can find a bit od rope and take a few pics of how to tie one
  10. Well done and good luck
  11. Will do, i might go friday as i've got my girls with me this weekend.
  12. Top job mate, did you use sprit stain on the blue box as i'm awaiting the sample pots that chestnut do as a tester.
  13. Cellulose sanding sealer works well, spray then sand and spray again. Then use a acrilic laquer on top. I've only used this combo indoors so don't know what it is like outdoors.
  14. All depends what you've got planned for it, I might have to have that road trip that i've been wanting todo for the last year
  15. I won't say no , Thanks Are you planking any ??
  16. Might be the actual one as i done 4 or 5 out of one bit of wood
  17. Why have you got that one??
  18. woodwax 22, spread all over with fingers wait about a min then turn on lathe and buff with a polishing cloth. A nice deep shine allow 15mins between coats.
  19. I'm loving holm oak at the moment very nice to work with, keeping me eye out for more.
  20. First a mini vase turned in yew and the a bowl turned in holm oak. Both finished with wood wax.
  21. Right click on these pics and save image as should be jpeg and save to desktop and print
  22. Beautiful craftsmanship there Just a few thoughts : would it need side supports on the legs as when you get on a chair and slide forwards and backward there are forces pushing on the legs?? Also the small supports on the front of the chair i would of steam bent it abit just to go with the flow of your chair, just a few thoughts like i said
  23. For something like that i would pay £20-£30 depending on how far i need to travel but to me its just a pile of wood with nothing done to it. What makes me angry is when people add the word woodturning/carving in the description they think they can add an extra £100 or so to the price, when its me or other turners who turn it into something beautiful. Rant over (rant not aimed at anyone here)

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