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    Hi Alexs, watching this thread with interest.
    Is that a Carbatec 400mm wide drum sander in the background?
    If it is, what do you think of it, as I am considering purchasing one?
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    Quote Originally Posted by martrix
    Hi Alexs, watching this thread with interest.
    Is that a Carbatec 400mm wide drum sander in the background?
    If it is, what do you think of it, as I am considering purchasing one?
    Yes, that's what it is - bought it from Iain.
    It's not a heavy duty unit, but it does what it's meant to do quite well. Is especially good for timber with cranky grain, eg the burl.
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    Finally came back from holidays, work etc. to finish this off.
    There are a few things I'm not happy with - there's a slight gap on the RH side of the lid, and I had to replace a chip on the LH top of the front. The match looked fine before I oiled it, but it sticks out like a dog's goolies now. Will have to try & darken it a bit.

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    Nice result Alex. That burl is magnificent. Would give me the willies trying to work with stuff like that.

    Do you think this box had more than its fair share of visits from the stuff-up fairy? You'd never know...

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    Yes Alexs its renewed my interest in boxing

    Thanks for showing another one of your brilliant ideas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zenwood
    Nice result Alex. That burl is magnificent. Would give me the willies trying to work with stuff like that.

    Do you think this box had more than its fair share of visits from the stuff-up fairy? You'd never know...

    Greenie if the usual , etc.
    Thanks Zen & John. The burl would've scared me off if I hadn't had the 'new' drum sander. The sander made it nic 'n' easy.

    Don't think I can blame the stuff-up fairy, most of the stuff-ups on this one are mine...but some things went better than expected, too.
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    Looks really great Alex. Thanks for reminding us that you are the proud owner of a drum sander
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    Nice work again Alex.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexS
    There are a few things I'm not happy with - there's a slight gap on the RH side of the lid, and I had to replace a chip on the LH top of the front. The match looked fine before I oiled it, but it sticks out like a dog's goolies now.
    Might 'knot' be perfect in your eyes but it looks pretty damned good from this end. Very nice work
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    It looks pretty smart Alexs.

    I like how you placed the knot on the front lip.
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