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    Looking to do a horn repair on a saw today . Some fussing around and a mistake here and there have led to me now not having sufficient material for the repair. Any one have an old beech saw handle or plane that is damaged beyond repair
    Otherwise I am Beeched as bro...

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    I've got a couple of old handles you are welcome to Paul. I'll go have a look and see if I reckon 1 is beech

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    This one might be beechish. Pretty sure the other one is apple.
    Those were the droids I was looking for.
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    Thanks Tony, that looks too good to cut up. Another member has pm'd me so I'll see how that transpires.

    the saw that I am working in is one I posted before herehttps://www.woodworkforums.com/showth...ight=Beardshaw

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    There's always this one if you want it.

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    Or feel free to put a backed blade in it for me
    Those were the droids I was looking for.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pac man View Post
    Looking to do a horn repair on a saw today . Some fussing around and a mistake here and there have led to me now not having sufficient material for the repair. Any one have an old beech saw handle or plane that is damaged beyond repair
    Otherwise I am Beeched as bro...
    Paul I got heaps of euro beech if that helps? I can drop it off Thursday.

    Cheers,
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    Paul, I have old beech from planes that should work for small repairs if you are still short of material.

    Cheers
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    Thanks for all the offers. Gotta love the forum. I have been offered a piece of an old plane which should tide me over.

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    Hello mate.

    A lot of "colonial" style furniture especially dining suites were imported from the old Yugoslavia in the late 70s and into the 80s. It was made of beech. Check any Windsor looking chairs you see on council cleanup. Scored a good amount of little scrap bits from just one chair.

    Many of ikea's items are made from beech too. Have made a few knife handles and repaired saw horns from our folding chairs that, well, don't fold any more, one might say.

    Cheers,
    Virg.

    Ps extremely groan-worthy thread title. Well done.

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    Nice.

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    Choice Bro.

    And just in case there is someone on the planet who hasn't seen it and thinks we Paul are is an idiot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NCArcher View Post
    ...And just in case there is someone on the planet who hasn't seen it and thinks we Paul are is an idiot.
    Idiots? No. Weird? Maybe. In desperate need of some good professional help? Definitely!

    And I was that only person on the planet, but that's now fixed.

    It's fun taking the pus out of our cousins across the Tasman, but I don't think we'll ever top "Piggy" Muldoon's insult - you know, the one about how all the Kiwis coming to Oz has benefited both countries, because?.........





    The average IQ has increased in both places!

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    Quote Originally Posted by IanW View Post
    In desperate need of some good professional help? Definitely!
    Nah, he's done a fine job on the repair.

    Or did you mean.....
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    A couple of days ago I got a beech log from next door. About 10 ft long and maybe 14 inches in the middle.
    I am learning, slowley.

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