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I have turned a lot of things and not liked them but certainly I have been to a lot of shows ect and I rarely actually like 20% of things. But would rather have honest views They look lovely pieces and certainly I would of been proud of them Do I like them though? On this occasion yes Last night I made an quick Apple and then my mate made 1 I prefered his and sadly so did he:blushing:
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Honey bros or treeworker do most of what you would need
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I have used impact gun on many saws No need to jam anything in and never had a problem Though I do know which way it goes I don't like shoving anything down the cylinder Otherwise a quick sharp crack
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You may need to ring them up I use stihl chain on my huskys but it's 0.58
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Trampoline would be a lot more fun Also always would be able to find some child to help if they can have a go
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Have read this all the way through and still no one had any crap in there eye? Misleading title or what That must be very orrible
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Just put a few screws in That would stop it moving around:blushing:
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Wonder if they were logged or arb safe ?
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Knew you would want one Or 2
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Will take a better pic later Sadly had just put sand sealer in to harden the soft bits before sanding and it split right down one side Started it before Xmas but it flew off and damaged spigot so took a while till I dared re mount Wish I had never bothered
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Pic of chisels pls
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Swl that's safe working load 600kg Though that's quite a lot tbh
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my chisel collection has outgrown its racks and racks are poor design as can see handles but not what's on the end Don't suppose anyone has pics of theirs so I can get inspiration and get it right this time:thumbup: Cheers in advance Bob
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Did anyone buy it It's now been removed:thumbdown:
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Made me smile Sempt tongue in cheek:blushing:
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Might sell mine That's tempting:thumbup:
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If buying second hand try to buy complete with extras as amazing how much chucks and tool rests ect cost. My first lathe was £130 and then bought a chuck at £150:confused1: Local Woodturning clubs often have members upgrading or passed away:blushing:
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Will dig it out and give you a ring That's if your still on same number
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Got 1 in my garage:confused1: Nearly new
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Just get a dwarf or a young child to do it. They would think it was bigger than you do.
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If your unsure then sell it Unless you are set up to mill and dry and store it will be worth nothing to you. I would sell it for £50 keep a board or 2 for you or give it away if you can have a third or half of it as payment I gave a big nice oak tree to a nice chap and I got a kitchen floor cut dried and planed. Lovely that I cut it down and someone made it useable and I have a free floor Do what you do and let millers do there thing
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You sure?
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That wood loos familiar Wonder where it came from:blushing:
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I changed it haha He was not happy:blushing:
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That would be great if you could Cheers
