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  1. 25th December 2014, 10:18 AM #1
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    Default What Xmas presents did you get for the workshop?

    Who's the flashest woodworker in the shed?
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    Pockets the right size for phone, glasses, pencils, flaps over pockets, cross-over straps, and hand made by my daughter.
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    A $39 Ozito vacuum cleaner from the big green shed. John.
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  4. 25th December 2014, 11:45 AM #3
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    A new Bosch Random orbital Sander ;-)
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  5. 25th December 2014, 12:25 PM #4
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    Absolutely NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  6. 25th December 2014, 01:08 PM #5
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    The best present is the one that gets used (all the time).

    Boss gave his staff a small esky with chocolates, biscuits and a bottle of wine. I am sure I will find a use for some of these.

    Just made up a console cover for son's car. Now to varnish.
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    Alex I see your apron and raise my Tabard x 2 LOML made yes its dirty used prior Christmas to try it out.
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    Being a Buddhist, I wished for nothing, and received it!

    But yesterday, self-Santa brought me a lovely new Jet wide belt sander and 4" shed vacuum attachment (Carbatech actually delivered!), a router raiser bit and an incra metric t-rule! (BenchStandard)... Sandpaper rolls from TSPM.

    Fabulous!
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  9. 25th December 2014, 01:56 PM #8
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    My daughter gave me a broom.....Haven't used one in a while....

    Now being put to good use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bleeder View Post
    My daughter gave me a broom.....Haven't used one in a while....

    Now being put to good use.
    It took me a while to figure out which end to use
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  11. 25th December 2014, 03:43 PM #10
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    I did alright, a set of blue spruce dovetail chisels and an apron. Wifey knows me too well!
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    A set of Kakuri Japanese saws from my son

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    One of Pen Blank Centre Finder from PWS for finding the centre of Bottle Stopper blanks, before Ray or Dave chime in, from the Daughter. A Leatherman OHT to go with the Surge and Wave from Deb.

    As my wife always says, I am difficult to buy for, especially Tools, as I buy what I need/want as I need/want too.
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    A 12 month subscription to Australian wood review. A makita trimmer 3709x and a RP2302fc big router and few more things but not shed related
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    My evil family gave me:

    A packet of cookies marked "biscuits"
    A can of chocolate icing marked "biscuit joiner"
    A cookie cutter marked "biscuit cutter"



    When she saw my bottom lip was impersonating a Volvo's front bumper my beloved took pity on me and handed over a shiney new Makita one. Then blamed her best mate!
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    (a) A new 150mm tool rest for my Vicmarc VL300. It has a redesigned edge compared to the 300mm one that came with the lathe. (b) 2m of every grit up to 400g in Hermes sandpaper (c) A Maun revolving leather punch made in England and (d) a pack of Sachy Robertson woodturning screws.

    Equals a very happy chappy! Thanks Santa!
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