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  1. 13th October 2011, 01:10 PM #1
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    Default Chucks and other grippy things.

    As NZ Carver is coming down to Melbourne in November it seems an opportune time to have a Forum Turn on.

    The theme will be how to avoid things going bump in the night.

    Ken Wraight will be showing how he hot melts on and other things.

    Jim Carroll is bringing chucks and jaws across for sale.

    Chucks, mandrels and all other things that hold work on the lathe will be covered.

    So if you have a problem holding something on the lathe bring it along.

    The date is Sunday the 27th of November from 9:00AM.

    BYO lunch. BBQ will be here for those that want it.
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    I am going to be wearing a groove in the Tooradin-Wonthaggi highway. Thanks in advance for the day, and I remember its chocolate royals.
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    That's kind of you . You're a gentleman.

    I can bring down a Woodline 'Modern Longworth Chuck' if folk want to have a look and Jim doesn't want to break open a box.
    Cheers, Ern
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    Where???
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    Quote Originally Posted by rsser View Post
    That's kind of you . You're a gentleman.

    I can bring down a Woodline 'Modern Longworth Chuck' if folk want to have a look and Jim doesn't want to break open a box.
    Yep, any thing that grabs youwood.
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    I've "penciled" in the 27th . I will let you know closer to the date when family functions are sorted out. So far it's OK!
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    Maybe I will get do to a bit more of the olive triple decker box!
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    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    Yep, any thing that grabs youwood.
    It's a great Aussie invention.

    Better than the Hills Hoist or the wine cask ... those will get you high but not as high as finely turned foot
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    Quote Originally Posted by rsser View Post
    That's kind of you . You're a gentleman.

    I can bring down a Woodline 'Modern Longworth Chuck' if folk want to have a look and Jim doesn't want to break open a box.
    Thats no worries Ern always have an open box.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Carroll View Post
    Thats no worries Ern always have an open box.
    With A finely turned foot?

    You going to come and bring some goodies for us to look at Jim!
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    Why do you lot live so far away?
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    Goodo Jim.

    Bring one of yours; won't have to fit mine into a backpack on the two-wheeled thingo.

    The phrase is actually 'finely turned ankle' but we don't do that do we? 'cept maybe if we put a cove in ;-}
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    So NZ is finally moving back to whence he came south of the boarder down Antartic way I see he'll be well catered for and will drool over Jim's tools. He'll be able to fill his golf bag full. Poor Tiff romantic weekend ruined.
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    Picked robbos over golf and robbos wife is going to take tiff shopping
    Can't play golf to well hung over but can use a lathe to prob myself up
    Who knows someone can turn some torthh pics to hold my eyes open
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