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    So you'll be needing the 'hot' camshaft too then...

    10 second bench anyone?
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    Bench press ?

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    Sounds like that car show on tv, they had a V8 blender the other day. Groggy, I think your bench should be put straight into a museum or art gallery once you get it finished, twill be truwely armazingg.
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    Nahh, once it's in its proper position I'm sure it will be a Goldilocks bench. Juuuust right!

    This monument to woodworking solidity should be good for quite a while Groggy. If the top's 250kg, planing it down to half its thickness over time to fix up the odd ding and gouge will still leave you with a bench of over 400kg. So what do you think, a century? Two? That should do...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beetle Shirt View Post
    So what do you think, a century? Two? That should do...
    Well, I don't know about you lot but I am not planning on going anywhere for at least a couple of centuries. I won't be going willingly, that's for sure.

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    Had a bit of fun last night. Put the heater on and spent a few quiet hours making the patches and gluing them in. Tonight I will plane them down and maybe domino some nail holes.

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    Got all six patches planed down and flat with the base. Tomorrow I'll get the domino out; it took longer than I expected to plane the patches down.

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    Take your time. There is no need to rush.

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    Slow and steady wins the race

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    Never mind wining the race. Let's focus on finishing the race first.
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    Patience young Glasshopper ...

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    I just enjoying watching the event

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    Someday in the future your kids will say "hey, Groggy finished his bench!".
    You can say "I was there when he started...",
    Their response will be "no-one is that old!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    Someday in the future your kids will say "hey, Groggy finished his bench!".
    You can say "I was there when he started...",
    Their response will be "no-one is that old!"
    History is made of such sagas

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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    Someday in the future your kids will say "hey, Groggy finished his bench!".
    You can say "I was there when he started...",
    Their response will be "no-one is that old!"


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