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    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post
    do you still need the 12 mm paring?
    Yes, although I've got one, I wouldn't mind seeing a few more. Much appreciated thanks. You have my address.

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    There are two sets of "our " pareing chisels on ebay at the moment.
    I am learning, slowley.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pagie View Post
    There are two sets of "our " pareing chisels on ebay at the moment.
    Thanks Pagie,

    I bought the unground ones. thinking about the others...

    Ray

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    Sent my set of 8 to RayG on Friday.

    Hope I don't see them on ebay!

    Cheers All
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    I sent the seller a message via ebay.

    Hello Rodney

    This is thumbsucker from the https://www.woodworkforums.com. The steel is M2 HSS sourced from Sweden, the blades were hardened to Rc 62-64. All of the components were manufactured in Melbourne, Australia. The slot in the brass sockets were made to tight fit the chisel. This was done so that the chisel would peen the soft brass and achieve a friction fit. All that you need to do is use a needle file to open up the brass sockets 0.4m, then carefully tap them down the tang, as the chisel is held in a metal working vice. To seat them snugly.

    The handles were pre-drilled to 60mm from memory and a rectangular tapering mortise would need to be pared using a 3mm chisel in the set.

    Hope this helps your sale.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Old gunnie View Post
    Sent my set of 8 to RayG on Friday.

    Hope I don't see them on ebay!

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    Damn... there goes the plan...

    Thanks again for the loan much appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RayG View Post
    Damn... there goes the plan...


    Ray
    Yes the pace has picked up on the bidding with some time to go and the seller hasn't yet made use of Thumbsucker's additional information.

    The unground chisels were a good pickup for you but not necessarily for anybody else. I am expecting to see a really nice set of 7 posted here complete with handles etc in the very near future .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post

    The unground chisels were a good pickup for you but not necessarily for anybody else. I am expecting to see a really nice set of 7 posted here complete with handles etc in the very near future .

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    Don't hold your breath. if the current lot of parers is anything to go by, you will be waiting years. With nothing but bland, meaningless attempts to not explain progress, or lack thereof anytime you might be so bold as ask.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
    Yes the pace has picked up on the bidding with some time to go and the seller hasn't yet made use of Thumbsucker's additional information.

    The unground chisels were a good pickup for you but not necessarily for anybody else. I am expecting to see a really nice set of 7 posted here complete with handles etc in the very near future .

    Regards
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    Hi Paul,

    I was thinking they would go for a bit more than that... http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/251521824...84.m1423.l2649

    But I guess without ferrules and handles, it was still a real bargain for someone.

    Ray

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray153 View Post
    Don't hold your breath. if the current lot of parers is anything to go by, you will be waiting years. With nothing but bland, meaningless attempts to not explain progress, or lack thereof anytime you might be so bold as ask.
    Yes, waiting is a problem, nothing I can do about that. I'm pretty sure you're not going to stop asking for detailed progress reports, and I'll do my best to provide you updates.

    Fair enough?

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    Ray, of course I'll keep asking for information as to progress.

    Unfortunately, bland reassurances such as "all good" and "Good question, it's been pretty busy around here... nothing of consequence to report.." are not good enough.

    As I have asked you before, stop treating us all like fools and provide an accurate, honest assessment of what has been done to date and when you expect to fulfill your part of the contract?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RayG View Post
    All good Ray, thanks for asking.

    JackE has kindly sent me a chisel from the first batch, ( Thanks JackE! ) Gunnie, is doing likewise and I should see that in the next week. The jig for grinding the bevels on the 3mm chisels is coming along.

    Ray
    What has been done in the last month?

    Not interested in rubbish answers and vague blandishments any more. It is high time we all got an honest, accurate answer about what is happening with this.

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    On Saturday the 14th of June next Saturday at about 11 am I will be arriving in Shepparton from Melbourne to see RayG. I will take my camera to document the state of the chisels and I will find what the problem is first hand. I will then report back when I get back to Melbourne later that night.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thumbsucker View Post
    On Saturday the 14th of June next Saturday at about 11 am I will be arriving in Shepparton from Melbourne to see RayG. I will take my camera to document the state of the chisels and I will find what the problem is first hand. I will then report back when I get back to Melbourne later that night.
    That should be good, I might get you a permanent job documenting progress..

    We have some houskeeping jobs that we can do while you are here.. I have some plane irons that I'd like to know what we are going to do with?

    Ray

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    Default Plane Irons?

    How did the plane irons turn out?

    I remember seeing pictures a long time ago, and they looked impressive. For those of you lucky enough to have grabbed one, how good are they to use/sharpen?

    Thanks,

    Craig

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