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  1. harvey b davison
    Hi Im going to make my first ever chopping board, using some beech i have. So 3 questions 1) What is the best type of glue to use 2) What is the best finish to use 3) How hard is beech to router (as in letters / names ) Thanks in advance for any advice. H.
  2. harvey b davison
    Hi steve, can you please do me one in beech and leave it bare. Can you please inbox me details of how to pay etc. cheers.
  3. harvey b davison
    Hi steve, thanks for looking. The oak or beech would be just fine. It doesnt have to be exactly 3" it can be a bit less. Could you give me a price please. cheers.
  4. harvey b davison
    ok, cheers steve.
  5. harvey b davison
    Option one, definately steve, and like i mentioned earlier, it must be 600mm in length and 75mm diameter or there abouts. cheers.
  6. harvey b davison
    Hi Steve I was hoping you would reply. It is for functional use, its for my wife who makes cakes etc and is always struggling with a standard size rolling pin, thats why i have asked for those dimensions. Not got a clue about colours, but would like something thats got a nice mixture (if that makes sense) of colour / grain. Any ideas ? Cheers Harvey
  7. harvey b davison
    Hi. Is anyone interested in turning me a nice straight rolling pin, 600mm long (usable length) and 75mm diameter. I know beech is normally used but is there any nicer more colourful wood that can be used ? Thanks Harvey.
  8. harvey b davison
    Just use it as a bath tub.
  9. harvey b davison
    Yes very nice.
  10. harvey b davison
    Im with tesco. Pay £24 a month for both me and my daughter, no handsets. Bought daughter a J2 at £120 and she's over the moon with that. Me, i've a £20 quid nokia and its brill.
  11. harvey b davison
    I have npors telehandler and counter balance flt, never had any problems as such.
  12. harvey b davison
    I would just use a large diameter flute cutter. As for make, that is usually hit and miss, Trend are normally the ones to go for, but sometimes a cheaper one can be just as good. is there any chance of putting a picture of your sled up, as i may have to make one shortly. Cheers
  13. harvey b davison
    My dad uses one of them saw horses where you attach the chainsaw to it, then just cut small diameter stuff. About £80 i think.
  14. harvey b davison
    Quite like the look of the woman.
  15. harvey b davison
    Hired this little thing for a day, for a bit of clearing and levelling. It also came with 2 drivers.
  16. harvey b davison
    Lovely photo's. As bob said, please keep updating the thread.
  17. harvey b davison
    i've just had it again, but sorry cant give any details, as its beyond me how to find any details out about these things.
  18. harvey b davison
    Have seen them camera's in local aldi, wondered if they were any good or not.
  19. harvey b davison
    Its just so sad, prayers for his family.
  20. harvey b davison
    Need to think about security though. Wouldnt a van be a better option due to the security risks.
  21. harvey b davison
    Dont have one myself but can see the appeal of them in certain situations. Growing up in the eighties i can always remember the farmers and milkmen running about in either ford P100's / pug 504's / vw caddy's. I've always had a little soft spot for the bedford rascal type pickup. Does anyone actually make a proper car derived pickup any more ?
  22. harvey b davison
    Nothing to be sorry about steve, its not your fault at all. Its the morons that create these problems just for the sake of it.
  23. harvey b davison
    Very nice. I like that.
  24. harvey b davison
    Bloody hell !, just had it again. Thought it had stopped, not had it for a week or two.
  25. harvey b davison
    You just have to love little grey fergys. Must be 60 - 70 yrs old and still going strong.

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