Ian Leach
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Cheers Honey pm sent I'll look after it.
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Worth saving i think the pva is the cheaper option as does look like it will soak up quite abit. When i've got the time i might experiment on smaller bits of spongey wood.
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Whats the history of the bag Mick, just noticed a few stains at the bottom Is that white thing abit like a magic tree you hang in a car oh and is the lub a fresh pot.
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£20 for man bag
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Sanding sealer is good but only on small pieces, A pva diluted mix is ok too 3part water to 1 part pva soak item in the mix over night and then let dry, Ronseal Wet Rot Hardener is another - The thinners used in the product is Acetone, and the rest of the ingredients are Ketone resins, used in many paint and varnish products. The product is not meant as a surface layer, it is meant to be absorbed into the wood so as the resins can strengthen the damaged timber. Only a few options but worth an experiment to see which one you prefere
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Leon is one of my favourites, Taken and the most recent one is law abiding citizen
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I use to have one of these for my lanyard i found it very useful, Ditty Bag : SherrillTree Tree Care Equipment I think John shutler had mine in the end
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What stash would that be
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£40 for lot 1
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£21 for lot 1, I hope mates phone is engaged
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Nice basic but beautiful, top job:thumbup1:
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Why make new when theres nothing wrong the old one ??
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Turned in beech
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Here you go
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Shave horses are a combination of vice and workbench, used for green woodworking. A foot-actuated clamp holds the work piece securely against pulling forces, especially as when shaped with a drawknife or spokeshave. As the name "horse" suggests, the worker sits astride the shave horse. The clamp is operated by the operator pressing their feet onto a treadle bar below. Fantastic work by the way Cracker
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I wish:biggrin:, no its a mate whos not long signed up here but is working away but got computer problems.
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Here you go, Recipe -- Birch Wine Don't blame me if it tastes like poooooo The syrup tastes nice tho but you need lots of sap to make it once cooked down.
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A telephone bid lot 1 £10
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You've got until friday mate
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I name the wood Betty but does look like robinia to me when turned looks a mustard/ golden colour
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Thats me stuffed i'm a small
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The turning tools 1. spindle gouge ( fingernail) 3/8 (10mm) 2. Spindle gouge 1/4 6mm 3. x3 scrapers 1/4 6mm The smaller of the kit is good for small work such as pen and small trinket boxes all gouges are robert sorby which is well made kit. Happy bidding
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£10 for the T-shirt
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Before you know it there will be lots of humping and loads of them running about, then comes the damage and there noisey buggers too. I've done one before i waited for perrmission as tree had tpo and even then i was limited to what i could do. So trap them and remove might be easier as squirrels will just take a bigger run up.
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Me very very very very very
