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    Easy.... that lid is meant for a different box.

    Hey Vern, you got any more brigalow?

    Tomorrow we are going to try some of the stuff you gave me a couple of years ago.... hopefully.
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    Even with the pp photography I can say, nice work gentlemen

    watching with interest

    A question: How long can an outside thread be chased
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post

    A question: How long can an outside thread be chased
    Until you get tired?

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    regards
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    Quote Originally Posted by TTIT View Post
    I'll put my name down for a quick lesson at Prossy now Jim If I get close to the mark, I'll put an order in with Hughie - having said that, I don't know where the hell I'll ever find time to tackle it once I get home

    PS: Hey Cliff, why are there are 9 threads in the lid & only 3 on the box. ???
    Vern, time is not something you find, it is something you make.

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    Here is a better pic of the last dead finish one.

    We did a couple more for practice using different timbers but the results aren't worth a photo.

    Jim did one out of Liechhardt & I did one out of Karri.

    Tried a couple of different finishes on the Liechhardt & it looks good but needs buffing.
    It also has a small ding in the lid 'cos it went for a 'six' off the bench when Donald Powderpost Bradman hit it with a handsaw.

    The Karri isn't marvelous timber for thread cutting, good practice & interesting colour but to finish it well requires a lot of care & maybe some CA on the thread.

    I dropped off a bit of Budgeroo, a big cracked lump of Burdekin Plum & a piece of Brigalow that I got from TTIT for Jim to try over the next couple of days.
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    I now have a 16TPI cutter on order with hughie.
    Cliff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers View Post
    ........Hey Vern, you got any more brigalow?
    Not much in log form - all in boards for box-making (one day!) Pretty slack considering it is the most common timber found around here I'll have a look in the stack

    Quote Originally Posted by Allan at Wallan View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by TTIT View Post
    I'll put my name down for a quick lesson at Prossy now Jim If I get close to the mark, I'll put an order in with Hughie - having said that, I don't know where the hell I'll ever find time to tackle it once I get home

    PS: Hey Cliff, why are there are 9 threads in the lid & only 3 on the box. ???
    hmmmmm...might have thought that the reason is in case you happen to gorilla the lid on
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