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  1. 26th January 2019, 11:20 AM #1
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    1. Wax bath for sealing green timber - 38cm x 29cm
    The best way I know of for doing this. Heat up the paraffin wax till it shimmers and fry, er dunk, your grain ends. Quick and efficient. You can double dip ends larger than the frypan with max wax added.
    Genuine Sunbeam lekky frypan plus about 2 kg of spare wax.
    $40 pick up only from the north of Melbourne
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    2. Face plate for vacuum chuck or just taping or pressing a bowl against to clean up the foot
    30x3.5 thread, 40cm diameter. To make a vac chuck glue some copper pipe with a low collar into the hole. This will extend through the spindle. Slide a bearing down that from the outside to butt against the collar, then tape or strap a vacuum cleaner cuff to that. A 3mm hole in the cuff will allow enough air through to keep a domestic vac cool while maintaining enough suction.
    $30 SOLD to quercus

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    3. Wagner texturing tool - new
    Liven up a boring bowl with knurling around the rim.
    $30 ​SOLD to quercus

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    4. HD round end scraper.
    McJing steel. Ideal for finishing small vessels and cleaning up vase rims.
    Simply refresh the edge by lapping the top.
    Gidgee handle, $30 SOLD to quercus

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    5. Henry Taylor small bead tool ​
    Make some clearance with a parting tool and then simply scrape the shape. Easily reproduce a series of spaced evenly shaped beads on a spindle or put a bead on a platter rim.
    Ash handle. Lap the top for a fresh edge. A light touch with a fresh edge and a little side-to-side movement can do a clean job.
    $25

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    6. Henry Taylor large bead tool
    Ash handle
    $30

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    7. Henry Taylor beading and parting tool
    1/4", stringybark willow handle, and a titanium ferrule for bragging rights at the next get together!
    $20

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    8. Beading and parting tool, GPW steel
    3/8", redgum handle
    $25 ​SOLD to quercus

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    PM me what you want and your postcode for a postage quote. Payment by direct deposit within two days please.
    Cheers, Ern
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  3. 26th January 2019, 11:46 AM #2
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    can i have the vacuum
    plate, knurling tool, gpw parting tool and small scraper of still available ,
    happy to pick up and pay sunday or monday


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  4. 26th January 2019, 11:50 AM #3
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    Ern, its sad to see you off loading your gear (Things change)
    Could I put my hand up for the
    HD round end Scraper
    Wagner Texturing Tool

    I will PM you with my details
    Just do it!

    Kind regards Rod
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  5. 26th January 2019, 11:55 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by quercus View Post
    can i have the vacuum
    plate, knurling tool, gpw parting tool and small scraper of still available ,
    happy to pick up and pay sunday or monday


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    Sure quercus. I have some blanks waiting for you too.
    So by small scraper do you mean small bead tool? Or the round-end scraper?
    Cheers, Ern
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  6. 26th January 2019, 11:57 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by chambezio View Post
    Ern, its sad to see you off loading your gear (Things change)
    Could I put my hand up for the
    HD round end Scraper
    Wagner Texturing Tool

    I will PM you with my details
    Yes, I miss not being able to whip up turnings to fix things but hey ...

    Quercus is in first I'm afraid on the Wagner and maybe RE scraper.
    Cheers, Ern
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  7. 26th January 2019, 12:09 PM #6
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    no 4 thanks Ern


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