Thread: Robbos Rambles.

Originally Posted by Ilya

Let us know when you are in Canberra once your plans are known

Originally Posted by delbs

I 2nd that, I'm sure the others would be keen for a catch up for sure!

I plan on checking on Evans progress. Written and practical exam time.

And post exam he can tell and show you all the pen turning accessories he now has

I'm interested in attending depending on when you're in town

I can swing through there on the way back. Would prefer an evening but as I said to Ross depends on others. I will keep you informed.

hi ,that would be great,if you need my shed it is open to you, if there are any
others in the new england area that would like to come and we could make a day of it
just let me know!!
are you traveling in the motor-home/rv/campervan?
cheers smiife

I will be in the Mobile Motel.

I should be able to give you a better idea when soon.

Jesus Christ, put me on the spot dudes!

I was going to email you all and offer to do it at my place (plus beer and dinner, etc) but if there's a goddam test involved...man o man am I going to fail that one!

Being honest, there hasn't been much time on the tools and my progress has been slow...though if I have until the 22nd or so.....it might give me time to pull the finger out!

My byline moniker is accurate, I assure you!

Originally Posted by

I will be in the Mobile Motel.

I should be able to give you a better idea when soon.

When passing through Canberra, your welcome to join us at the Hall Mens shed for morning tea. We are open from 10:00 to 12:30ish on Thursday mornings. You may be able to give us some advice on our set-up. The associated museum is also open on Thursday morning. Neil and DaveTTC have visited us, and can give you a headsup on our shed and museum. Neil included some great panoramic shots of the museum. Dave gave an excellent account of our 100 year old carpenters workbench. He was also going to do a similar discussion of our museum of old trades and tools but obviously ran out of time with his other commitments.

Graham

You're welcome here, of course

I would be interested if work does not get in the way.

Originally Posted by

I will be in the Mobile Motel.

Hell, if that thing floats, I can put you up for a week or two (you'll need a little time to recover from the sea-sickness).

Unfortunately it doesn't float but I have been told it flies.

The plans so far for the first week.

Monday 18th. Jeriderie with Dave and friends.

Wednesday 20th. A meeting to attend.

Thursday 21st. A meeting to attend.

Sunday 24th. Gold Coast Woodturners. See here. https://www.woodworkforums.com/f8/for...vember-178737/

Can't wait

Should I set up my big lathe - about 9' between centres. Might be able to cut down a power pole somewhere

Dave

The Turning Cowboy

Originally Posted by DaveTTC

Can't wait

Should I set up my big lathe - about 9' between centres. Might be able to cut down a power pole somewhere ....

I would suggest not cutting down the one connecting the electricity to your house.