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  1. 21st April 2010, 09:58 PM #1
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    hi guy
    just showing some more of the mackay i've been giving away ( OVER 350 BLANKS )
    just thought i would turn up a couple to show

    # 1 is straight grain , # 2 45 deg cut and # 3 X CUT
    and a group pic
    sorry about pics as done as spur of moment idea


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    Hi Troy,
    I particularly like the cross cut. The others are good but number 3 gets my vote.
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    Hi Troy

    The 45° and xcut look very interesting and it is such lovely timber.

    I glued up a couple more of your blanks tonight so hopefully I'll get shed time later this week to turn them.

    cheers
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    Troy,
    I like the 45 deg cut, in fact I like all 3, I got your package today, I can't wait to turn some of the great wood you sent, I hope I get my tools done tomorrow and get some quality pen turning time. I'd realy like to find out a bit more about Mackay Cedar, it's nothing like the Cedar that grows up here in Yank Land!
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    Nice stuffthere. I got the pack yesterday and wow blown away by the amount. Mate was here at the time and so went home with a pack....made his day. Nice blanks Troy and heap big thanks
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    G'Day Troy.

    Got my blanks the other day.

    Thanks heaps.

    Just gota work out how I'm going to turn them now.


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