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  1. bob
    to turn something that looks like a bowl is not hard to get it to look like a nice bowl is different. I still have the first one i made and it looks ok and i am still proud of it
  2. bob
    that was quick i am in huddersfield come over and have a go yourself or i could turn it for summat. it will probably crack and warp if fresh turned but that often just adds to the character
  3. bob

    Strong bridge

    bob posted a topic in The Lounge

    Thought this was worth sharing http://www.flixxy.com/worlds-toughest-bridge.htm#.UJQy5m_WKOx
  4. bob
    I have to declare any other work either paid or voluntary if I do any of it within Mon- Friday For example if I had a day off or before or after work.
  5. bob
    cracking can we see the full piece pls.
  6. bob
    looks good to me:thumbup:
  7. bob

    Mini Shrooms

    bob replied to GeeSaw's topic in Woodcraft Forum

    how long do they take. I have done loads on the lathe but they look funkie:thumbup:
  8. bob
    cheers steve must be hard work keeping this place going:thumbup:
  9. bob
    I would just slip a new link in. Not worried re it been newer or not worn as it would bed in very quick and they are generally not that precise.A lot of the initial slack is it bedding in rather than stretching like a lot believe. But having said that if it,s part worn and you have to pay for the repair just buy a new one:thumbup:
  10. bob
    agreed shame to burn as nice for turning:thumbup:
  11. bob
    Shame is all the police seem to be able to do is issue a crime number Although we had some diesel nicked and there was a bit of blood on the cap. Positive ID and he is due in court:thumbup: If you need to borrow anything pls let me know.
  12. bob
    I never get anything:blushing:
  13. bob
    ridiculous prob got £5 for copper
  14. bob
    whatever happened really sad
  15. bob
    got a couple of the husky ones and a stihl one for filling saws before we go out. Everyone seems to prefere using the husky ones and tbh considering how much money we spend on the fuel and oil over a year a nozzle at £7.50 does not worry me. just buy a few spares and remember orange rules:thumbup:
  16. bob
    stihl battery saw all the way from the sounds of what you want it for. Love mine to bits. not the same power as a petrol one but fantastic for fencing and bits here and there
  17. bob
    A stihl dealer i know also stocks Vallorb files after we stopped buying from him and he sells hardly any of the stihl ones
  18. bob
    you work and i will go off on hol with your wife. Maybe thats a way to get different work taking folks wifes on hol while they stop at home working:confused1:proper job
  19. bob
    i believe i have a couple pm your address if you need one sending. just donate some cash to arbtalk and i will send it you
  20. bob
    hopefully not:biggrin:
  21. bob
    Nice 1 how long did each take
  22. bob
    I would certainly question if this could be referred to as a pollard:confused1: sorry if that detracts from the original point
  23. bob
    would take a lot of andrex to clean up. That would surely makes your eyes water:thumbup:
  24. bob
    did you leave a plaque with all your company details to see if it brings work in. I can honestly say i have not done 1:blushing: like that. The thing is the fact that you have asked the question allows me to believe? that this would not of been your ideal but a solution. I certainly would of been proud to have cleared up as well as that:thumbup:
  25. bob

    My mates saw

    bob replied to MrNick's topic in Chainsaws

    Warm soapy water is better though.

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