Thread: Here Mud in Your Eye(or on WIP)

Mark like the gap filler, love the gas axe a real tool I can work with does awesome things to wood.

Uncle Fester even looks like he's got the globe in his mouth. THanks for the dive shots

Hi Ray, I'll have to take a more close up shot of the steel, that one doesn't catch the finish. Should come up very nice once the finish goes on. I don't use the oxy a lot these days but after carrying one for 25 years or so in the service truck I would feel naked without one
One of my other dive mates also suggested Dr Evil this morning, also quite fitting. It was about 10 years ago I was diving with Bob and kept thinking he reminded me of someone, at about 26m down I realised who it was and almost drowned myself with laughter.

Mark that would have drained the lake

Ok pic of steel on top to left is odd looking bit of Wood???? greyish bit like coral more info please.

Ole eagle eyes, that is a grey burl that Mal had on his truck on his last trip. It broke in half and couldn't sell it to the guy who had ordered it so I inherited it. Have to find a project to use it on now.

interesting gap filler

I think it will look good in the flesh - think I might have to visit this coffee shop

for a more authentic country patch job you'd have to use a couple of different screwtypes and maybe the odd nail

Hi Nick
I was going to do that but did end up using all neet square drives. It's almost the opposite effect, the scrappy beaten up piece of steel held down with very neet rows of perfect screws. Both would have been very effective I think.

Ok have to get going, must do some work before the next diving sortie this afternoon.

cool more Sea Hunt pics

Originally Posted by Claw Hama

Can someone pass me a beer, this is thirsty work.

Hi Claw Hama,

Sure mate, just grab one form my esky, tis always full, but I think the Christmas cake is all gone.

That steel infill is a bit different, I like it. Yes do throw in a close-up shot of it with all those screws.

I like the 'treasure hunt from the deep' photos. Well done, keep 'em coming.

Cheers
Pops

Bit of Sue Gingerbread house anyone.

Now you're just bein mean!!

Ok, some close ups of the steel embelishment. Got the edge glued around today and err arr went for a dive...again. Oh and got some finish on the underside (of the bench, not the bridge). Ahh and some extreme mountain biking or is that bubbling?

Isn't summer time great CH long sunny days..........well most of the time allowing for work fun and diving.

Mean me nah plenty still here if you want to call in.

Living in wine country, I can give you all the best tip on how to eat Christmas cake: Take a bite of the cake and, with it still in your mouth, take a good sip of Port. Chew the two together and enjoy the explosion of flavour. You will never eat fruit cake again without looking for the port. Works with combinations of chocolate, chocolate cake, fruit cake, port and red wine, but fruit cake and port is best. Oh, by the way, nice bench!!

Originally Posted by Crunchie

Living in wine country, I can give you all the best tip on how to eat Christmas cake: Take a bite of the cake and, with it still in your mouth, take a good sip of Port. Chew the two together and enjoy the explosion of flavour. You will never eat fruit cake again without looking for the port. Works with combinations of chocolate, chocolate cake, fruit cake, port and red wine, but fruit cake and port is best. Oh, by the way, nice bench!!

My GP taught me to have my Scotch with food a "Fig Newton and dunk it" or a "Tim Tam and suck it through that"