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  1. 8th July 2005, 10:48 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daddles
    I'm still chuffed about my big win last weekend - an oilstone, wide enough to do my plane blades, two grades of grit, for UNDER $20.

    And what's even better, is I have to make a pair of oars this weekend, so I'll get to use it ... on that no-name plane I found in a flea market a couple of years ago.

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  3. 8th July 2005, 01:26 PM #17
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    Richard $200 -$300 + $100 in cash. I am fine for sandpaper approx 20-50 sheets 3M of various grades from P60 to 1000 grit.
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    bad news Pat!

    $200-$300+$100 = $0

    Seems someone has already managed to con you!
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    the best trick is to save up a bit of cash here and there, sneak off to pick up your new toy (I mean tool) and then quickly stick it in the shed, chuck a bit of dust on it and then pretend you'ce had it for ages.

    It's a bit hard with a new tablesaw though...

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    Trav obviously you have been spying on me....
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