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  1. 14th April 2009, 10:08 PM #1
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    Default By Order of SWMBO & SWMBO'S clone

    I have some shed room since daughter moved out over the Easter break

    So it doesn't take em long does it a phone call tonight from the Clone
    could you make me a knife caddy and a utensil caddy for my kitchen Dad??

    Followed by LOML reminding me she had also ordered new set from me a while back

    I made LOML's first ones of Radiata many moons ago, I have at hand some Jarrah, Marri, Blackbean, Cedar,

    Ok well aware of the Blackbean safety when cutting sanding etc what about using it for such.

    Suggestions for other timbers.
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    Try something like Vic Ash, Tas Oak etc with Jarrah accents...whoops, is that a code violation
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    Wheelin' - I'm pretty sure the hazard with Black bean is in the dust - inhaling or ingesting it can cause nasty allergic reactions in many of us. As finished articles, even a knife-holder, it should create no problems. I worked lots of it back in the 60's when it was used as a local substitute for the Teak that was so popular at the time. Got pretty sensitised to the sanding dust (real men don't need those sissy masks, do they? ) but have continued to live with a few bits of B/B furniture with no problems.......

    I have a few chunks of Bean stashed away still. I'm avoiding it, I suppose, but it would be handy in case a repair is needed. Funny thing is, not a lot of that 'Scandinavian style' stuff seems to have survived to need repair....

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    wheelinround, I cannot help you with your timber question but are you not taking a great risk upsetting two of your women at once??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Old farmer View Post
    wheelinround, I cannot help you with your timber question but are you not taking a great risk upsetting two of your women at once??

    I am how would I be upsetting both or even one of them

    Thanks for the feed back Ash is a possibility
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    Shame on you Ray
    Fancy making your daughter live in the shed
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