keefie
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great work there Roly, nicely ballanced too. do you pass the corian right through the wood so it spins on a corian point?
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I don't know how you manage to cut it all so fast - with such nice clean cuts too. Excellent work :thumbs: :thumbs:
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Beautiful work Kevin, :thumbs:
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Well here it is finally finished, just got to get it sent to Denmark now.
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absolutely AWESOME clokc there Dick, I think you made the right choice to leave it unfinished. Any glue residue that hasd spilled out,even when wiped off, would leave any finish with a patchy look. Next time I would finish the parts before assembly, dry fit it to ensure the parts fit then finish it before gluing it together. But even without a finish I bet your wife loves it.
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I think someone has stolen your picture !!! :o
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Looking forward to seeing the finished item, any chance of "work in progress" pics?
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Looks very nice, great citting. ( but I don't know who he is either lol)
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They're just Awesome, real masterpieces. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
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Beautifully cut there Hans, especially using dull blades. (although I must admit to being an avid fan of straight blades and only using spirals when absolutely necessary) :thumbs: :thumbs:
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excellent work, your Doc will love it.
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I can't see anything wrong with that, looks great.
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Thanks Marg, but I fall over 3 - 4 times a week and can barely walk 45yards before I need to sit, I can see the occupants of the age care facility pushing me around in their walkers instead of the other way around :lol:
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Dad's getting better each day, but still long way to go. I managed to post these pictures twice, the first time it said there was problem so I did it again and then both posts showed up lol. Wish me luck for next Tuesday, I got the farcical ATOS medical - so they'll have me back on jobseekers.
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Just finished these 2 orders, they both made from 4mm birch ply. They have coloured card for backers, and they both have 1 coat of sanding sealer and 1 coat of lacquer. Hope you like them. Keith.
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Just finished these 2 orders, they both made from 4mm birch ply. They have coloured card for backers, and they both have 1 coat of sanding sealer and 1 coat of lacquer. Hope you like them. Keith.
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Dont bother trying it with a pen Rob, I've already tried it - but when you click to look at the next post in here the writing is still there in front of you!!! :shock: (it even stays there when you turn off the computer!!)
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Sorry for my spelling mistakes Rob, but I'm still learning to type... reading what I've typed comes next :oops:
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Roly, did I say sensible?? I appologise I meant to say "insensible" :cry: Rob, there is no way you can claim to be a Scotsman and sensible, it's a contridiction having Scotsman and sensible in the same sentance. :razz:
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Hi, welcome to the Village. I'm Keith from Cornwall UK. You will have to combine your husbands woodturning and your scrolling. He can make the Po-pourri bowl and you can scroll the lids to fit. they look great when finished.
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Hi Ron, welcome to the Village. I'm Keith from Newquay. I think Marge was right about Larry, Roly and Rob, but at least there are some sensible ones here too Like Marge and myself (okay , maybe not me then lol) But you will get lots of sensible answers to any questions you might have.
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Hi Vic, welcome to the Village. I'm Keith from Newquay (just a couple of hours down the road) Like you I dabble in scrolling and woodturning. If ever you find yourself in Cornwall call in for a coffee and a tour of the workshop.
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Hi Angel, welcome to the Village. I'm Keith from Cornwall UK.
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What a great Idea, and nicely done too, good pattern and very nice cutting - they will treasure them.
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Absolutely gorgeous work there. Charles makes some great patterns. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
