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    and I can't read

    How's working with your setup in this weather?
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    Nick
    veni, vidi,
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    Without wood it's just ...

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    Hey Mate, no problem, it took a while when I first moved in to eliminate a few leaks but I have never been stopped by the weather. The timber moves around in the dry and or humid conditions but I have learnt to allow for this (I think)
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    Thursdays child has far to go. So today was glue up the base, thickness the top slabs and start jointing. The thicknessing was a bit slow as I had to stop after the first two slabs and sharpen the blades. This Blackwood has been very hard on blades, both hand planes and the thicknesser. I usualy have a spare set and just do a quick changover but my spare set was damaged a while back. Not sure when or how but one blade had the end almost torn off. I have ordered another set from carba-slow so still waiting for them.
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    Sorry mate

    Down here in the bottom right hand corner of the top there is a mark
    Sorry I didn't mean to drool on it,
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    Nick
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    Yeh right any more and it would have to quarantined Nick. Think ya needs a bib or a muzzle bucket.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    Yeh right any more and it would have to quarantined Nick. Think ya needs a bib or a muzzle bucket.

    muzzle bucket
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  8. #37
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    Fridays child is loving and giving. Hmm anyway today I got the top jointed, glued up, holes filled and the first coat of finish on the legs. This is the heaviest hardest Blackwood I have ever used. I am buggered by the end of the day dragging these slabs up and down to joint them, dowel them and get them glued and clamped up.
    Not loong to go now.
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    I go away for two weeks, then come back and you're up to mischief again.
    I make things, I just take a long time.

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    Hi Waldo, thought it had been a bit quiet around here. Where have you been?
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    A good edge takes a little sweat!!

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    Now comes the interesting bit hidden surprises. Hope its not flooding up there CH

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    Some beautiful figure in that top CH . Looking good
    As wheelin says , you will have to have some hardware underneath. You've made it traditional.
    I've just become an optimist . Iv'e made a 25 year plan -oopps I've had a few birthdays - better make that a 20 year plan

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    Hi Boys, no flooding Ray, have just peddled the contraption to work. Hmm haven't looked into my box of tricks to see whats there yet. And I have to be able to turn this top over yet, bl?*%y heavy this one. May have to call my young Hama's to give me a hand. Lovely figure in this lot Pete, realy excellent Blackwood, just extra heavy and hard.
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    Top looks sensational. Beautiful blackwood.

    She'll be super heavy when it's all assembled.

    Will it be delivered in peices? Might be a bit awkward otherwise to get into position.

    Lovin' it.

    Steven.

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    Yes Steven, I will leave this one in two sections, top and legs. usualy not that big an issue with Blackwood but this is very solid stuff, heaviest Blackwood I have come accross.
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    Really getting to like the way the top is coming out.

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