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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    So is a lathe the first tool one should buy? What i fI want to make things that aren't round?
    don't become a pen turner
    smile and the world will smile with you

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    Quote Originally Posted by SPIRIT View Post
    don't become a pen turner
    No pen intended! But the bloke at the woodworkers shed reckons I should make one just for the skill learning.
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    I reckon I classify as a beginner



    Hmm..If Tealady has no tools then she must've chewed those *cough*20*cough* to shape


    No pen intended! But the bloke at the woodworkers shed reckons I should make one just for the skill learning.
    That's how they reel you in!

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    went out and rubbed them on the road
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    OK. Hardly any tools. I bought a spoon gouge (Oh god! Now they'll know what I made.) from Carbatech. Ordered it over the phone and thought " Its OK. Will come during the day. Hubby will never know." Wrong. B&($#y posty turns up on the doorsrep the next morning at 8 am. Hubby still in jimjams. "what's that?"he asks. "Uuuuuuuuuuuuuum! Spoon gouge.":fetching smiley. I only told him half the price and he still went silent on me for ages.

    My other tools? A stanley knife, a coping saw, a rasp. Some sandpaper. A blister.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lubbing5cherubs View Post
    Are we suppose to speak up before or after judging can you verify this please Frank
    Before... it would be a bit unfair after, would it not?

    Actually, thanks for pointing out the timing issue: to avoid last minute declarations, let's say not later than 3/5, please. That should give enough time for everything, hopefully.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank&Earnest View Post
    Before... it would be a bit unfair after, would it not?
    I thought she meant admitting who made what.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    I thought she meant admitting who made what.
    Why? Does that matter?

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    I would classify myself as a beginner concerning what I made, because first one that I have attempted, but as to the skills required to make what I did then I don't consider myself a beginner, a novice or journeyman perhaps.
    I think I just said I'm not a beginner
    So I'll be second last in the other crowd, but (dare I say it,) way in front of those whom didn't enter)

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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    ....Spoon gouge.... My other tools? A stanley knife, a coping saw, a rasp. Some sandpaper. A blister.
    What happened to the mouse sander?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank&Earnest View Post
    Why? Does that matter?
    I dunno? For some reason I had it in my head that the entries were anonymous until after the 5th. I guess not, pardon me, I'll butt out

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    who really cares if we find out who made what ,
    smile and the world will smile with you

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    Frank and Spirit, here's the link. Sorry I couldn't find it earlier.

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    Well, DJ is not going to spill the beans, I can work them out with at least 80% accuracy but do not want to know, if the entrants spill the beans themselves, what can we do? Disqualify them? From the beginning this concern with secrecy was rather pointless IMHO, but it's all good for learning.

    ETA: yes Groggy. You are right. DJ said so. Disqualification is an option, then? Funky would also need to be disqualified for his smartypants' coughing, then...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers View Post
    What happened to the mouse sander?
    OK! OK! And the Mouse Sander. But I could have used a piece of sandpaper. Do I need to mention the old undies I whipped the oil on with?
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