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  1. 31st May 2013, 03:32 PM #1
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    Default I Got Bagged Out Today

    I got a surprise today when Sue came home. she brought home a nice bag ......no not Sue, (not that I am into bags).

    This was brought back from Strahan Tasmania where a lovely lady Peggy (age 94) and her son visited Tasmania's Special Timbers over the last few weeks. What an amazing smell my office now has.
    Thanks to the guys in the shop for assisting in finding such nice blanks of Huon Pine.
    The Honey is Leatherwood from Cradle Mountain yum.
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    Ray, if I recall correctly, you are allergic to quality timber, I'll swap you some Pinus Crapiarta for the Huon. PC doesn't small and will not affect your delicate sensibilities
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    Ray, if I recall correctly, you are allergic to quality timber, I'll swap you some Pinus Crapiarta for the Huon. PC doesn't small and will not affect your delicate sensibilities
    Pat not sure what you been drinking or sniffing but such an offer if I took it up would mean I'd have to be effected by sensibilities small or otherwise

    Go back to what ever it is your hacking up with an axe n chainsaw on the lathe
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    Getting rid of blown down Wattle. Bugger of a thing!
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    Getting rid of blown down Wattle. Bugger of a thing!
    How big the pieces ??? I'll take some
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    The bigger pieces are already reserved for the worthy . . . I might even run a few over the jointer to allow for easier milling on a bandsaw. They are about 100mm diameter.

    That reminds me, I should seal them too
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat View Post
    The bigger pieces are already reserved for the worthy . . . I might even run a few over the jointer to allow for easier milling on a bandsaw. They are about 100mm diameter.

    That reminds me, I should seal them too
    Oh be game do a few natural edge type go on leave the bark on it'll be a new experience for you

    I'll get my worthy bit off you at the show
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    At least I can have some honey with my tea next time I visit.
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    wow nice package! should be more of it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    At least I can have some honey with my tea next time I visit.
    You may but not this one
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    hope you have a bowl corer to maximize those blanks!
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    A bit of fun for you there Ray.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chuck1 View Post
    hope you have a bowl corer to maximize those blanks!
    No Chuck but know someone who does........ eh Pat but there are ways and means.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turnerted View Post
    A bit of fun for you there Ray.
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    I hope so Ted I feel embarrassed they brought me back 4 pieces last trip they did still sitting on the shelf.
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