Graeme Butcher
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Welcome to New Zealand Steve. What brings you to MY country. Where are you visiting?
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Having finally fixed my time machine i am now my normal age relative to the rest of you. Youth is, as they say, wasted on the young. Bolting my jig saw upside down was just the beginning. Before I owned a bench-top sander I also bolted my belt sander upside down to my work bench. I was going to do the same to my skill saw but there is a 'lock on' button. Thank you for your welcome.
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I purposely go into my shed to tidy it up knowing It doesn't take long before I'm continuing one of my MANY half finished projects.
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Hi there. I'm the other Kiwi here. I started scrolling a few years ago. I had a project requiring a scroll saw and had been using my jigsaw bolted upside down to my workbench up until then. I have been enjoying finding out what i an make on my Frejoth since then. I realized pretty soon after buying it, second hand, that it is possible to make a wooden geared clock and so this has been my ultimate goal. I have only made the escapement gear so far. I want to make it out of Tasmanian (or Australian) Blackwood so i have made a plywood press to make my own ply. I love making wooden mechanical and game boards. I have made 3 cribbage boards, one and a half chess boards (plus pieces) and am planing on a backgammon board and "Cathedral" game. I hate creating for commission. It introduces time and design restraints.
