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  1. John B
    Good idea Jim. it should attract some interest. Couldn't do that in Kalgoorlie, somebody would knock of the tablet.
  2. John B
    What a great idea and gift Don.
  3. John B
    Good stuff
  4. John B
    Thanks heaps all. I did about $250. Markets started at 9 and go 'til 1pm, We got home by 12. It was a real stinker with the thermometer on my veranda reading 47c. As for the Molten chocolate and cooking eggs .....
  5. John B
    Both are very nice. You did a super job on the sign. I had one of those band saws once
  6. John B
    Thanks Ron. Radiata Pine with Jarrah Trim.
  7. John B
    You are welcome to as much as you like Gary. My thermometer, under the veranda read 47c.
  8. John B
    After the post in the topic regarding spray booths, I thought I'd mention my turntable. All it is is a piece of19mm chip board, about 450mm diameter. I fitted 4 small casters under it, and a 12mm (1/2") bolt protruding about 50mm (2" ) from the bottom. The bolt drops into a hole in the centre of a bench. It can easily be removed and replaced as needed.
  9. John B
    Very nicely cut. Charlie does some great patterns. I'd cast my vote with Jim and Be-o-Be. Just give it a couple of coats of clear. I ,personally, don't like the look of stain on Fretwork, especially when cut from Birch or pine as it tends to look blotchy. JMHO
  10. John B
    Very nice, there are some delicate cuts there.
  11. John B
    A new design I put together. We'll see how it goes tomorrow at the markets. Going to be a hell of a day with a forecast 44c.
  12. John B
    A very nice looking box Dick
  13. John B
    Here is pic of my set up. Right hand wall is hinged so it can fold back against the shed wall, I have never done that . I have a large turntable on the table, which can be removed.
  14. John B
    @octoolguy I still bottom feed too Ray. I tried doing the top feeding, but just kept on bending blades. I find that 90% of the time I don't have to look where the hole is.
  15. John B
    I have a 5'x4' booth in a corner of the shed with a couple of exhaust fans in the wall at the back and a fluro light above. Works pretty good for painting and polishing, however it could really do with more powerful fans.
  16. John B
    Congratulations on the new toy. looking forward to hearing how you like it.
  17. John B
    Lest We Forget
  18. John B
    Congratulations on a great sale.
  19. John B
    Another couple of winners Kevin
  20. John B
    That is truly magnificent Rolf. The addition of the sword places it in a completely new dimension.
  21. John B
    That looks good. I'm impressed at how well the reverse came out.
  22. John B
    I like that a lot. The tray idea for a thicker puzzle is great.
  23. John B
    G'day Oscar, I'm glad you life is taking a turn for the better. I'm going to throw another blade into the mix. I mainly use FDUR blades, but for thicker timber such as 25mm or above I find the Olson PG blades make short work of it. I have a very small selection of Pegas, bought about 10 years or more ago. I get my blades from Wooden Teddy Bear along with other items and as they don't sell Pega I have not had the chance to try them out. Have fun
  24. John B
    Well done Edward. We have few markets left before Xmas, so it's noses to the grindstone for a few weeks.
  25. John B
    Some shows seem a bit of bust, but if I've covered the stall fee and came away with a few bob in my pocket I shouldn't complain. I do though As Dad says "It;s better then a slap in the belly with a wet fish"
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