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plippy

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  1. the first one is 1" thick cherry, i draw round a postcard to get the rite size holes then jigsawed them out
  2. to be onest ive only started about 3 months ago myself but av picked it up pretty quick, i did a bench and pt the coats on straight away but it was 5" thick, i would of thort after u dry them ou, mine was goin outside av u come up with any other ideas? will post some of my bits ive done recently
  3. :thumbup:congrats fella:thumbup:
  4. cutter1, where are you based fella
  5. i get mine from wilkinsons,7.99 for a big tin, pretty cheap, if they are gona be tables for indoors then u only need one coat
  6. u know wot this lot is like, u av to be well booked in advance lol
  7. bloody facist
  8. :thumbup:they do look good, i use danish oil for mine, it really brings the features out:thumbup1: did u pva the ends?
  9. any arbtalkers from the south east region fancy meeting up for a christmas drink / meal reply to this thread and we can arrange something for a certain date and book from there:thumbup:
  10. hey rob,

    was muddling over ideas of what you could use with the planks and thought of kitchen work tops, what do ya reckon?

    cheers

    phill

  11. :thumbup:looking good rob:thumbup:
  12. hey tommer, i bort an ash woodland this year to sell as firewood and there are some rite beasty lumps there, was thinking of milling them up for table tops but how thick would you take them as mine are gona be heavy and very long
  13. hey rob, i was approached by a pirmary school to make some benchs up, as a giant triangle, square, hexagon and circle as a feature to go in the playground, not sure wot to charge as this will be my first proper sale any thoughts
  14. :thumbup:nice find rob, am looing at gettin one now and they are reasonably priced:thumbup:
  15. there are more on the market but you have to really search and ive only found one in the usa :-(
  16. this looks like more of wot i wanted [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa7VvsH9TBk]YouTube - Holey Galahad[/ame]
  17. the second one looks more safer lol, i wasnt that sure wot i was gona buy but i may take it back and av a better look, but the first one u dont need to sharpen, thats why its more expensive, id imgine do you do much carving, im just gettin in to it
  18. am wondering if i should go for one that is less narly
  19. thanks for the advice guys, avnt had a chance to use it yet though,but when i get a chance will post some pics many thanks:thumbup:
  20. Have u used one before then and i take it u need a good firm grip to use this then lol ?
  21. Saw a guy on ytube using one of these for carving out bowls it attaches to a 4" angle grinder with depth gauge on it aswell , you sharpen the teeth like u wood ya saw. Anyone used this before
  22. yeah i joined that group that was posted on ere, ill check it out

    thanks

  23. ahh yea never thort of that....well done

    when ever i chat to garth now it bloody costs me lol

    cheers

    philll

  24. hi steve

    as you know the chat room is playing up so no one is using it, am feeling deprived of my late night chats lol

    ive got an msn group set up with garth mc garth threw our msn windows live messenger email address so we can chat live.

    i was gona post this but i thort id run it threw you first.

     

    all you need is an msn email address ( hotmail.com or hotmail.co.uk address) and install their windows live messenger, then get everyone to post their email address ( if they want to, or pm each other ) and just add each other

     

    what are your thoughts on this idea?

    sorry if it sounds a bit long winded lol

    best regards

    phill

  25. elo m8, cos the chat room isnt working try my msn address, you can invite ya contacts if they r on line to join the converstaion, my msn adress is [email protected]

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