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  1. 12th June 2009, 03:24 PM #16
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    Oooh. Newfangled!
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    That looks like a mobile workshop, any more pics available?
    Workbench Project.
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    Thats what I imagined from your original post.But I could not make sense of how it worked. Dosent that create a slight arced radius on the blade?
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    Quote Originally Posted by silentC View Post
    Pardon me, but what is that clamped to the chisel in photo 4?
    He is saying its a lot cheaper ie "watching your pennies" than buying a Veritas MK2
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    two fingers,so sorry you read my thread in such poor light. I thought I was conveying the oposite of what you said, listen yes, but then pick it apart and debunk!
    silentC, Eclipse is right.
    Groggy, I have more pics of the trailer in 'BOXES' under 'Humidor'
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