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  1. 31st March 2006, 09:14 PM #1
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    Default Bodgy and Sheddies scribing knife.

    Bodgy kindly made me a scribing knife. I made the Huon pine handle with Myrtle pins. I'll finish it with U-Beaut de-waxed Shellac. Works great. I've profiled the handle to fit my bent and lumpy fingers. Comments welcome.
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    Wow - check out that blade!!! wouldn't want to get it near my fingers

    The handle looks good too, and if it's made to fit your hand - even better!

    Good One Bodgy! You are a lucky man Shedhand. Hope you greatly enjoy using it.

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    That must the first siting of one of yours planes on this forum -- and the shed's not even finished, right?

    C'mon. Now you've shown us one, we've got to see the lot.

    WE WANT TO SEE YOUR PLANES. SHOW THEM TO US NOW!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Green Woodchips
    That must the first siting of one of yours planes on this forum -- and the shed's not even finished, right?

    C'mon. Now you've shown us one, we've got to see the lot.

    WE WANT TO SEE YOUR PLANES. SHOW THEM TO US NOW!

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    Sorry, Sheddie, I stand corrected.

    But you managed to tuck them away a bit in that other post, didn't you?

    NOW THEY'RE OUT HERE SHAMELESSLY ON DISPLAY.

    Drool, drool.

    Good on you. You know you've been wanting to do that for months.

    Felt good, didn't it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Green Woodchips
    Sorry, Sheddie, I stand corrected.

    But you managed to tuck them away a bit in that other post, didn't you?

    NOW THEY'RE OUT HERE SHAMELESSLY ON DISPLAY.

    Drool, drool.

    Good on you. You know you've been wanting to do that for months.

    Felt good, didn't it?

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    Bloody Hell Sheddie, that was quick work on the handle

    Had a look at all your planes too, you can stop now I think you've won
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bodgy
    Bloody Hell Sheddie, that was quick work on the handle

    Had a look at all your planes too, you can stop now I think you've won
    33 planes, yes ? .....hang on thats 34, counting the thing I've just sent him, WHEN it gets through Tassies postal service. A couple a weeks it took last time didn't it.

    Nice of you to make a blade for him, Bodgy.
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    Looks very useful Sheddie - but can it reach into fine dovvies with such a broad blade I wonder?
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    " I've profiled the handle to fit my bent and lumpy fingers"

    My God, what shape are you fingers, or are there really 6 of them?
    Whatever the answer, it's a frightening looking device and the benefit of having 6 fingers is that you might still have 5 left after a big day in the shed!
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    Fletty -

    Didn't you know? Sheddy is a mudcrab!

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    sheddy, butter, ginger and shallots .... mmmmmm
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    Quote Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon
    Looks very useful Sheddie - but can it reach into fine dovvies with such a broad blade I wonder?
    I have a nice Japanese knife for that.
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