Ian Leach
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Cheers Tewkesbury saw company, Suppliers of woodworking machinery and tooling
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I haven't really been turning that long a few years maybe, theres still alot to learn as with everything.
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Can't see nothing wrong with just a trim, but if the council wants to get funny they will do the work themselves at charge a small fortune. I would tell them to sod off and tell them to widen the path It does sound like a lose lose situation at the mo, unless an apeal does work.
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I think if i remember the chains are for a 200t.
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Not finished yet as not quite happy with it but made from sycamore.
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When i lived in sweden i found it quite hard too, it doesn't help when their second language is english and 90% of the swedes speak it too. Also by the sounds of it actions speak louder than words for you anyway, get your other half to just speak swedish to you (not just in the bedroom ). It took me a few years to get use to it but that was mainly for the work i done, socialy it was back to english. Then came back to uk and forgot most of it
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Top job Mate , really nice.
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Hmmm , It's all wood made into something beautiful so shouldn't matter were its posted.
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Another free prize draw; winner gives £50 to charity.
Ian Leach replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
No question mate just put your name down and the prize is as the title says : Re: Another free prize draw; a clip round the ear and a lesson in observation skills. Good luck -
Another free prize draw; winner gives £50 to charity.
Ian Leach replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
If clip around the ear is cockney slang for beer, count me in never say no to a free beer especially from a mod Clip around the ear beer (sort of rymes) -
Hope it works i don't like chipboard tbh, i've only ever used marine ply 8x4 sheets @ £22 +vat a board but i did buy about 35 sheets tho
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£10 on tongs and £5 on armor prus
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yep 13mins ago
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Yes 11 mins ago
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Does it look anything like this, the boxwood ive got is about 20cm diameter.
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£60 harness (its it comfortable for fatties)
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That would be 7.87414" x 1.7716815" approx
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Theres me thought it was something kinky
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Just to let people know the bowl is approx 20cm diameterx 4.5cm thick, Happy bidding
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Happy birthday mate
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My advice on builders using a saw is stay well clear they think they know what there doing but don't and they can't sharpen a saw to save their lives . Well thats my experience with them anyway.
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oak logs size 2/3ft die x 6/8ft long whats it worth
Ian Leach replied to mendiplogs's topic in General chat
Hoppus foot is a measure of volume from log to converted timber, accounting for loss. It is an imperial measure, used only in the British hardwood trade, and not in the softwood market. A Hoppus foot includes the rounded edges from which the cubic volume has to come. Therefore a Hoppus foot is larger than a cubic foot, i.e. there are fewer Hoppus feet in a cubic meter of timber. 1 m3 = 27.736074 Hoppus feet 1 m3 = 35.31467 Cubic feet 1 H ft = 0.03605 Cubic meter Hoppus feet can be measured by the cubic meter and then converted. Alternatively, a Hoppus girth tape can be used for measuring logs. It is calibrated in quarter girth (QG) inches, and the cross-sectional area is approximated by squaring the QG and dividing by 144. A Hoppus foot is about 21% short of a true cubic foot. -
They do a 30 x 3.5mm on poolwood on the list ??
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Just thought id ask Weird it does say your chuck is m33x3.5 on there site too.
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Super Nova 2 Package Deal [super Nova 2] - GBP 129.99 : Snainton Woodworking Online, Machinery, Machines, Tools, Supplies, Abranet, Microclene and Pen Making Products try this it has a chuck which is nova chuck with an adapter that you need spindle 1" x 10 tpi and m33x3.5 thread that goes into chuck. You have taKen old insert out Ian
