Thread: nothing like a dig in

hi chuck1,
oh well nothing like a bit of practice mate
one dig in after all those is not bad in my opinion
well done
cheers smiife

Must have been tired.

Great job will have them finished in no time. As for the catch that is B****y good I would have thrown away more than that

A fine effort, just think of the dig in as a reminder we are all capable of making the odd mistake.

Are they for you or an order?

Only one catch that couldnt be saved bloody well done.









For me it has been a steep learning curve and trying to understand what I've done wrong aint so easy.

thanks guys! yes work related! turning at a staircase place! just before it happened I felt like someone was watching me and turned my head to see one of the guys I work with turned back and shhhhh BANG! in future take tool away from job before looking over away from job! still have posts to turn soon!

Originally Posted by fubar

Only one catch that couldnt be saved bloody well done.









For me it has been a steep learning curve and trying to understand what I've done wrong aint so easy.

try not to analyse where you went wrong! I finished my apprenticeship in 95 and worked in different industries and was offered a job back on the tools! so I got Tafe books out and started at page one beads and hollows! no projects just blocks of beads and hollows turn it back to a cylinder and beads and hollows! even my wife asked if I was going to " make something" then once my eye was back in the projects followed! so if I have a dig in I put it down to lack of concentration! having said that I still get nervous when doing one off jobs with customer supplied timber!
pine is easy to replace but solid cedar etc I know will cost me if I stuff up!

Originally Posted by Christos

Must have been tired.

Methinks the same!!!