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Dust mask and eye protection in one- review coming
gobbypunk replied to wills-mill's topic in Milling Forum
Hi guys I had one of those filter spec things and that just steamed up ,the beat thing I have found is cheep swimming goggles in clear plastic they have foam that stops the dust and are small enough that you can wear a good dust mask without them getting in the way they are meant to get wet so they can be washed when they do get covered in dust and they only cost a few quid ,give them a go see what you think Cheers Mark -
Nice work very lifelike defo carve some more I bet they sell Cheers Mark
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Hi I use the Anti Vibration gloves that Rob D sells Cheers Mark
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Very nice lovley piece of work you must be chuffed I would be Cheers Mark
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Hi do you want equal amounts of heart and sap wood as I have some yew I could mill for you in return for a bow or some such deal P M me Cheers Mark
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Hi guys Thanks for your cool comments ,hi Matty I used a water based lacquer that Ti on hear very kindly sent me (thanks TI ) and yes Mr Twig it is becoming my full time occupation but have to do whatever turns up (painting / scrap ) but only had our workshop 18mnths , so any of you guys want anything making give me a shout (good price for arbtalkers) will post some more pics soon Thanks Mark
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I've finally found a bit of time to get round to sharing some pic's of what I've been working on lately, including one of my biggest to date - a Walnut Dining Table, which has been a proper labour of love! They're not the greatest of photos, I'll try and get some better ones when the table's in situ. There's also some photos of my latest chainsaw carving project, a chair carved from a big bit of yew that split off the 600 year old tree as seen in the background. I milled some planks from another bit of the limb too, which turned out some lovely timber. I also got round to milling some of the beech which another arbtalk member very kindly delivered to me last year - thanks to him for some really nice spalted beech planks! And lastly, thought you might like to see a joint project with some of my girlfriends stained glass, which she made to fit a spalted beech frame I made a while ago. Cheers for looking!
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Gorgeous , you lucky bugger I bet you are chuffed I would be Cheers Mark
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Yeah I would like one of those as well ,but no idea where to get one would be cool if someone did though Cheers Mark
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Hi guys I have a small yew but to mill with my alaskan not having milled any yew before any advice things i should or should not do thanks in advance for your comments Cheers Mark
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Hi guys I have a small yew but to mill with my alaskan not having milled any yew before any advice things i should or should not do thanks in advance for your comments Cheers Mark
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Hi guys do any of you know anyything about the dack bandmills that are selling on ebay for a very good price are they any good ,spare parts etc looking forward to what you all think Cheers Mark
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If you are near Kingstaintion not sure on spelling but near Bovey there is a marble museum there if you have a spare half an hour its not very big but interesting they have the biggest marble I have ever seen 2/3 round worth a look Cheers Mark
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Hi guys nice looking circulal rack saw on ebay 4grand sorry but I dont know how to set up a link but am sure somebody else could just thaught I would mention it may be good for someone Cheers Mark
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Hi Big J how will all that elm get to cornwall would the lorry be going down the 303 at some point and if so do you think there is any chanse I could get 2/3 boards ,there is a very convenient services I could meet at what do you think if that could be done that would be ace . Thanks Mark
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Hi I would be inrerested if you have some to spare but would not have a clue on price obviously as cheep as poss can you post some pics Thanks Mark
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Hi Lm yes go up in grades of sanding the bigger the number the finer the sanding paper as for wax ploish I would go for clear briwax or natural bees wax ,good luck with your project Cheers Mark
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Hi Lm where are you in the south east my workshop is in shaftesbury dorset you are welcome to come over if you need a space to work in ,I would sand with 60,120 then 240 grit then wax polish ,hope this helps a bit , Cheers Mark
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Hi Big J what do you think about the point I made about a board being flat and stable stacked in my workshop and only when I take some off it and make a coffee table will the board move whats going on with that Cheers Mark
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Hi again I have a similar board and cut the last 4/5ft off to use as a table top for an old sewing machine treadle base even though I put some cuts on the underside it has moved quite a bit but only after I cut ,sanded etc I had it just in my workshop for a good while before I did anything with it ,I have had it happen a few times nice flat boards and then make something and then it warps ,hope yours does not post some pics Cheers Mark
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Hi just out of interest how much did it cost you if you dont mind telling us Thanks Mark
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Nice work you could sell doors like that for good money
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Hi Si family are good thanks ,hope to catch up soon ,the offer to come and carve at my yard still stands I have a fair sized lean too ,take care Cheers Mark
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Hi Si hope you had a good crimbo and new year ,do give me a ring if you head down dorset way when you get fed up where you are be good to catch up ,ALL the best take care cheers Mark
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What to do with 6ft long/2ft diameter Oak trunks?
gobbypunk replied to thecaptain's topic in Woodcraft Forum
If you were nearer I would come and mill it with my alaskan but Dorset is a bit far away I am sure somebody near you would come with an alaskan or get one from Rob D once you have a go you will be hooked I was post some pics when you do mill it Cheers Mark
