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  1. 22nd April 2006, 02:02 PM #1
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    Hi all

    What else can you do when it's cold and wet:eek: :eek: :eek:
    just had to light the fire and keep on trying to
    improve the turning skills.

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    I take it your lounge furniture is in the shop?
    Workbench Project.
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    Looks like a good place to be
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    That's gotta be one of the best mistake erasers I've seen in a while.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Termite
    That's gotta be one of the best mistake erasers I've seen in a while.
    Yes Termite your onto me:eek: :eek:

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    I wish I had one of those wood fires in my shop - but there's not enough space to house one without it being a major fire hazard
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    Hey Fred,
    Have you got any photos bigger that the "postage stamp" size one that you posted?
    Need to check out your shop

    Cheers, Gary
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    Quote Originally Posted by baltic
    Hey Fred,
    Have you got any photos bigger that the "postage stamp" size one that you posted?
    Need to check out your shop

    Cheers, Gary

    Gary,
    sorry mate, still comming to terms with this computer:eek: :eek: :confused:

    hope these are better

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    even with bigger pics I still cant see a beer fridge anywhere
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    Quote Originally Posted by mickp
    even with bigger pics I still cant see a beer fridge anywhere
    He was standing on it to take the pic.
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    Default wood dryer

    Cliff might need a fire like that to dry his timber.

    Couldn't you get the heater any closer to the lathe?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scally
    Cliff might need a fire like that to dry his timber.....
    Bugger the timber, I'm sitting 4' away from one like that right now, its windy, rainy & 16° outside at present. :eek:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
    Bugger the timber, I'm sitting 4' away from one like that right now, its windy, rainy & 16° outside at present. :eek:
    Ya should have said you were coming to Vic again Cliff, we could have had a cuppa together.

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    Too bad for your cold and rainy, we are just getting rid of that weather season. Spring slamdunked into Summer and we are having a wonderful time. All the winter projects didn't get done and most didn't get started. Where did the time go? Yard work and additional projects abound. Worked today launching the boat to see if it is ready for a fishing trip next weekend, Made rod holders for the back of my son's truck (he got a cap for his truck over the winter and wants one like mine) 3/4" pine board curved to conform to the arch of the roof of the cap, with holes bored to hang fishing rods from.

    I keep half of mine in the truck and some in the garage, that way SWMBO doesn't know how many I have.
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