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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim the Timber Turner View Post
    Or using a fisherman's priest to bonk with

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    That would be a dilly thing to do.
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    I was thinking of taking up fishiing, but bonkin' with a priest
    might not be legal
    better stck to woodturning

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin62 View Post
    My understanding is that it's called a priest because it administers the last rites.

    Did you add some weight to it or is it just wood? My son-in-law is a keen fly-fisherman, and I am considering making him a priest as a gift at some stage, and was told I'd need to put a little lead in the business end to weight it properly. He is also a priest, so I thought it would be fun to make a priest for the priest. I have a little piece of African Blackwood I have set aside for the job, and my feeling is that it should be heavy enough.

    It may be fun to make a priest for a priest but you would be
    a bit miserable to make none for a nun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Allan at Wallan View Post
    It may be fun to make a priest for a priest but you would be
    a bit miserable to make none for a nun.

    Allan
    That is why nuns go around in pairs so that "one nun makes sure the other nun gets none" so a priest will not be any good.

    Sorry could not resist.

    Anyway thank you all for comments and that every one has had a bit of fun reading this.

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    Default Re Woodturning magazine.

    I noticed a photo of this is in the Woodturning magazine, well done. Getting to be a habit being featured.


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    puts a whole new meaning to the phrase, "stunned mullet"

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    Default fishermans priest

    hi, I use to make these in three sizes.Priest,about ten inches long mainly fly fishermen, Bishop, about fifteen inches, for reef fishers, Pope about twenty four inches, for mackeral etc. made quite a few when I was in fishing clubs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturdee View Post
    I noticed a photo of this is in the Woodturning magazine, well done. Getting to be a habit being featured.


    Peter.
    I.ll just have to stop turning things then, so what will I do with the fifteen rough turned blanks that I have just done and still more to do

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dalboy View Post
    so what will I do with the fifteen rough turned blanks that I have just done and still more to do
    You may wish to send them to me and I'll figure out a way for them to be used.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturdee View Post
    You may wish to send them to me and I'll figure out a way for them to be used.


    Peter.
    You will have to put up with a photo instead Peter.

    The largest one is only 13" diameter

    DSCF3081.jpg

    There are a couple more not in the photo also another large blank.

    once they are done I need to start on this little pile

    DSCF3077.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by PLD View Post
    Thanks, we Americans are not so formal in our speech, we call them bonkers, as in bonk that fish on the head!
    don't worry mate I am an aussie and I was going to ask the same question
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