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Tommy_B

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About Tommy_B

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    Trees, splicing and Football. That order.
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  1. Then your training is going well if hes using it!!
  2. Think I've just found Mark's profile? "It isn't 12 inches, but it smells like a foot"
  3. Yeah, its different splice to a traditional double braid
  4. Unbelievably good
  5. Core taper looks a little bit blunt to my eye.
  6. Hitting it with a rubber mallet will do nothing to damage the rope fibres. Bending it backwards and forwards also helps the core settle down and can make the stitching easier
  7. Used Drenaline and Tachyon
  8. June 2008. Feels like longer but not sure if that's from Mick and Eggs flirting or not
  9. Saville ran marathons, should I be wary of Paula Radcliffe too? 😄
  10. I've been saying for years. He isn't right
  11. Not a problem. @Mark Bolam is playing the Beaver
  12. Hi, thanks for the suggestions. Just had a look and not sure it would be suitable. Due to where that mask ends, the throat stoma (essentially the new breathing opening) would still be exposed. Cheers though
  13. Looking for some suggestions please if anyone has any experience. What breathing protection/respirator would be most suitable for woodturning if the person had a laryngectomy stoma? Would it still be possible to do woodturning? Thanks in advance

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