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  1. 27th December 2011, 11:55 PM #1
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    Hey All well I went back to shed this afternoon after it had cooled down and I put this one together another Seam Ripper with an acrylic called White with Black Lines wet sanded to 1200g and finished with NP. This one has a 7mm tube placed into it at the bottom half for the clip and I also used part of the original handle as you can see Ian
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  3. 28th December 2011, 08:35 AM #2
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    Looks good Ian. I have been playing with rippers for a little while as my wife is a serious quilter, only problem is she keeps wanting me to modify my design for her so havent quite perfected mine yet.
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    You must have a lot of mending to do



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  5. 28th December 2011, 06:14 PM #4
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    Hey Guy thanks I am enjoying doing there things and making them work got a few more things I have in the pipe lines that I am working on Ian
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    Hey Ian, these things sure are 'mean looking'. The girls could keep them in their purse next to a can of pepper spray . Might also be good for black-head removal, ha ha. Great job mate. Always interested in all the neat stuff you come up with. Happy New Year to you and your wife & little ones.
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    I showed this to the LOML and asked her if they would be of use to her. HMMM, she and her friends have a little craft group going out here and love them, soooo guess who is committed to doing some seam rippers in the near future??
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    Beautifully turned Ian. My new shed, when I ever get to use it is colourbond so I am keeping some bats from the insulation of the house and lining the shed with it, then sealing it with a bit of thin 3ply. Should keep it cool and stop the neighbours from complaining about the noise and swearing when a blank explodes.

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    Hey Pariss thanks mate I am glad you like and your right it could be a multi picker lol. Hey Seriola thanks mate well it looks like you are gonna be a bizzy boy lol. Hey Greg thanks mate I hope all goes well with your shed and hope you get in there soon Ian
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