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    Default Kiewa Xmas-New Year Turn-on / get-together

    I've had a look at the calendar and the date options seem fairly limited. Xmas day is the Friday and New Year is the following Friday.

    I suspect people will want to be close to home for Boxing Day and New Year's Eve, so....

    The plan is to hold the event on Monday 28th - Tuesday 29th for the main turning days. We'll be at home all week if the above dates don't suit, so please feel free to drop in anytime from the 27th-30th.

    Plenty of room for caravans, tents etc on our 9 acres. Also, I'll clean up one area of the shed for stretchers if that's helpful.

    Thus far I am putting as much pressure as I can on and Ken W. to do some demos.

    I think I already have a few coming up, so the get-together will be a good opportunity to catch up and turn.

    No idea as to the agenda, but I'd like to incorporate a small furniture item on the list. Some nicely turned coffee table legs out of my redgum stash (or something similar).

    A joint effort of course!

    It will go home to the lucky door prize winner.

    Anyway, let me know if you're coming so we can organise tucker and some tents etc.

    Jeff

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    That's almost tempting enough to send me south

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    Quote Originally Posted by jefferson View Post
    ................

    No idea as to the agenda, but I'd like to incorporate a small furniture item on the list. Some nicely turned coffee table legs out of my redgum stash (or something similar).

    A joint effort of course!......................Jeff
    If its a joint effort on turning the coffee table legs i bags doing the first one

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Calm View Post
    If its a joint effort on turning the coffee table legs i bags doing the first one

    Cheers
    You piker

    Got Jeff sitting here next to me now David and here's a pic to prove it and he says that does leg 1 with you doing leg 4

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    It'll be a square table, yes? I'll turn the top.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ's Wood View Post
    You piker

    Got Jeff sitting here next to me now David and here's a pic to prove it and he says that does leg 1 with you doing leg 4

    Attachment 110549
    How many tables are we making?

    Is it one of those new "arty" ones where all legs are different??

    Teach him where ispy is so he can see the posts as they come up.


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    Calm, you are a dreaming,

    I will mill the boards to square, DAR.

    I'll also help with the glue-up on the top. After that....

    turns the first leg, you get the last one, plus the sanding. (You're good at it). And we want the last leg to look the same as the first - never mind about the other two.

    Then you get to Domino the legs and rails and then glue the frame (nice and square please).

    A little ebony inlay on the top would be a nice touch too!

    So how is the serenity now?

    If someone can show me how to use my HVLP spray gun, I'll finish.

    Jeff

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    I'll make the packers to stop the table wobbling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jefferson View Post
    If someone can show me how to use my HVLP spray gun, I'll finish.

    Jeff
    Just suck up a mouthful and have someone hit you on the back Jeff. That'd finish things I reckon.
    Cheers, Ern

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    Errrm... he said HVLP gun, not GULP gun, Ern.
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    Jeff, I'm certain that the deal we made was, you demo and I watch. Box 8 and 9 will do.
    I have witnesses, two ladies that were sober at the time.
    Ken Wraight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KenW View Post
    Jeff, I'm certain that the deal we made was, you demo and I watch. Box 8 and 9 will do.
    I have witnesses, two ladies that were sober at the time.
    That sounds good to me too.
    After the box, a set of large (300 mm high pawns) matching chess pieces? and after lunch...............................

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    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    That sounds good to me too.
    After the box, a set of large (300 mm high pawns) matching chess pieces? and after lunch...............................
    a spiral staircase?
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    Quote Originally Posted by KenW View Post
    Jeff, I'm certain that the deal we made was, you demo and I watch. Box 8 and 9 will do.
    I have witnesses, two ladies that were sober at the time.
    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    That sounds good to me too.
    After the box, a set of large (300 mm high pawns) matching chess pieces? and after lunch...............................
    Alright you two pros, settle down a little.

    You both have played some jokes (at my expense), so you both will keep. Guaranteed.

    I am pondering on what tasks may challenge you both......

    And yes, I will demo box no 25 at Xmas. My method, with a little of everyone else's thrown in.

    I think we have 4 lathes available:

    - a long bed VL300
    - a VL 100 (which DJ has until Xmas until he offers me some S/P grinders in exchange}
    - a cheapo Delta midi lathe
    - DJ's short bed VL 300

    A Stubby would be nice, even a little Nugget.

    Ern, if you're coming you can bring your new toy too. I just need to know what bench height you want.

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    It only weighs about 150 kg with legs, so its a midget compared with the Stubby.

    But not so midget that it'll fit on the Fireblade

    (2nd turning on it was today; a plug, 7 mm diameter and 9 mm long.)
    Cheers, Ern

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