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    Just so some may see what they cost Tim see the bowler hat block 3rd one down and no I found this age after making the block.

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    Hi,
    I could not remember the right name for them although your heading should have jogged even my three quarters of a century old brain.
    At those prices I can see a lot of pen lathes getting upgraded.
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    Hi Wheelin, I've just in the process of making 3 for the Geelong Agri. Show, Vic. but I've had to put them on bases all on different heights. Yes, I just laminated all pieces of pine, the thickest I could find. Very interesting work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by A Duke View Post
    Hi,
    I could not remember the right name for them although your heading should have jogged even my three quarters of a century old brain.
    At those prices I can see a lot of pen lathes getting upgraded.
    Regards
    Much easier than pens I think no need to buy kits for starters, no special tools, No need for special finishes.


    Issatree Good to see someone else is making money besides Powderpost mine is love job cause she loves me when i do things like this LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    What that many mistakes Jim shame on you did the glue give way
    Hey Jim

    I just knew you would come unstuck one day.

    All that pressure, worrying about which little bit of wood goes where

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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    Spot on so was A Duke I thought he meant as a display type.
    The only reason I knew that was that my partner does felting!!! Is there a Prize Just kidding.
    Kryn

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    Quote Originally Posted by KBs PensNmore View Post
    The only reason I knew that was that my partner does felting!!! Is there a Prize Just kidding.
    Kryn
    Ya dinna read the fine print laddie.


    Guess who dropped it while parting it off thought it still had plenty meat good job I used the hand saw for final cut no lathe in motion, one small dent so out came the hot water and a quick dab and its almost gone.


    Sanded the base and allowing sanding sealer a few days drying prior finish applications.

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    Default Love Job.

    Yes, Wheelin, mine is also a love job, but somebody has to do these things. I may get something, but I'm not betting on it.
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    I thought dual purpose for sure - under the bed, eh. Drillit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drillit View Post
    I thought dual purpose for sure - under the bed, eh. Drillit.

    Only if you wish to stub your toe on it .............its solid

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    Darn weather average temp outside has been 8C of a morning so its been slow to finish the Hat Block.

    Happy to say its done and had its firs use in a repair job of a felted hat.

    3 coats of brush on Minwax Polly
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