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Thanks Arron every bit of info helps.

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Bernie

Thanks Arron makes it a lot clearer, however may have to ask more as I begin making it.
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Bernie

G'Day All

This is my first effort using coloured veneers ( the red scarf is padauk). Think the coloured is ok used in small highlites but could easily overtake the painting. I call it wood...

Arron, that is incredible can you please post some more instructions and photos, would really serve me well!
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Bernie

G'Day Lyle,
I have adapted the bottom hegner clips to a sheppach and a ryobi amongst others for people at our club not sure if they will fit a proxxon. The top one doesn't fit but two of the bottom...

Thanks Chris, halfway thru doing another

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Thanks Bob, took a while but very enjoyable

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Latest effort finally finished
BernieP

Thanks for the encouragement. Am at present working on a hansome cab, two old blokes and horse feeding in chaff bag, should have finished for christmas, but not sure which year.

Bernie

Thanks Chris that's very pleasing. as I have seen your work!

Bernie

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Have started doing marquetry again (its been years) so this was my first attempt and am a bit rusty. Go easy on me, is from a book and is called "Mexican Church"and is taken...

G'Day Robson

Yes that is a fair idea of what they look like, the one I made is about a hand-span across.
You can have a look here Mud Crab | NSW Department of Primary Industries.
Glad you like...

G'Day All

Was asked to supply Intarsia figures to go on a shield for football match between Dolphins & Mud-crabs.
Dolphin Hoop Pine and mountain Ash
Mud-crab Solomon Island rosewood with...

Gawd

Just had message #12 & #13 on same screen of computer didn't know you and Cliff were related (brothers?) perhaps twins?

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Bernie

G'Day G J

Have a read here.
Can Dogs See Colors? | Psychology Today

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Bernie

G'Day Bob

Prosharp Taree they are in the book ring first.

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Bernie

G'Day Peter

Good Luck, thanks for update

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Bernie

G'Day Yowie,

Don't know if it works but makes sense, read it somewhere
''Option 1:

Dry ice. Yup, the cold stuff made of CO2.

You'll want to apply the dry ice over the area with the glue...

G'Day

After 16 years in the Space Industry, including before, after, and during 1969 I really don't think you have done much research as to benefits and yes one of them was no WW3.

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G'Day Wally & RG

Good to see you both on the best forum around.

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Bernie

G'Day Steven

Thanks for the option, missed the isolation of the individual posts.

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Bernie

G'Day Jerry

Very nice, thanks for showing the finished product.

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Bernie

G'Day Ray

known as chinaberry around here, turns well and no reaction to it by me, also very distinct grain is good for boxes, but as stated doesn't shine very well with ordinary finish. I have...

G'Day Mal

Have had alittle GMC shop vac hooked up to my router and another to bandsaw for 3 odd years now, work a treat. I see DealsDirect have them cheap + $10 postage if you are interested....

G'Day Ern

sorry to hear about the stubby, I too have had to give up lathing due to health, but have now seemed to migrated into routing, boxes etc.I'm sure we will still draw on your knowledge.
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G'Day David

I'll try it thanks.

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Bernie

G'Day Bodgia

Very nice displays, would appreciate a lead on where you get the flocking.

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Bernie

G'Day Jill

Bit of reading here http://www.newwoodworker.com/basic/tsalign.html

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Bernie

G'Day Bob

Have a read here http://www.paw-rescue.org/PAW/PETTIPS/DogTip_InsectPrevention.php
might hold the answer. Hope cj is ok.

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Bernie

G'Day Steven

Have a look here http://treegrowersdiary.com/blackcherry.html

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Bernie

G'Day Herbie

Had an old thicknesser that ended up at the tip, but kept the motor (not sure why) if you can post a pic and it looks the same, your welcome to it for cost of freight.

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G'Day Again Carl

Also if you need to make a vise to hold the saws look here http://norsewoodsmith.com/content/jaspers-wooden-saw-vise

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Bernie

G'Day Carl

Have a read here may help http://www.vintagesaws.com/library/primer/sharp.html

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Bernie

G'Day Jerry

Welcome aboard, certainly nice work on the panel, look forward to seeing it mounted, thanks for sharing,

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Bernie

G'Day Craig

Try here http://www.disstonianinstitute.com/

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Bernie

G'Day Stirlo

Happy Birthday, enjoy

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Bernie

G'Day Hallels

Welcome to the forum and congratulations on such a beautiful item, I have just started marquetry
and am only making practice pieces yet, but now I have a benchmark to aim at. Thanks...

G'Day Richard

If you look at the pictures near the e3nd of the page you'll see planers around your vintage, think it should have a fence on it ...

G'Day Peter

See ya there

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Bernie

G'Day John

Very nice, thanks for sharing. If I had to choose would pick tea light, very smick!

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Bernie

G'Day Ralph and welcome aboard. This site may help http://hobbithouseinc.com/personal/woodpics/mallee.htm while brown mallet is Eucalyptus astringens.
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Bernie

G'Day Sam

Glad to hear you are ok, take care

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Bernie

G'Day Gil

Congrats, well deserved, :2tsup:Thanks for sharing,its posts like this that make this forum a little more personal and enjoyable.

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Bernie

G'Day

Wasn't that a tune about baby elephants walking ?

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Bernie

G'Day Peter

All the best I'm sure its safe to say all our thoughts are with you.

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Bernie

G'Day Sam

Happy Birthday hope you enjoyed the day

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Bernie

G'Day John

Welcome aboard, Enjoy!

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Bernie

G'Day Sturdee

Sorry to hear your news as Woodwould said, you have a lot of support from us all I'm sure.

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Bernie

G'Day Mickelmaster

Both nice woods, however have met a few people with allergies to Silky Oak so take care with the dust, always easier to have a flat surface when glueing. By the way welcome...

G'Day All

Afraid a bit messy, probably why I spend a lot of time looking for things, however has its up side as I also find a lot! First pic taken as I walk in and progresses through to back. Last...