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  1. 13th January 2009, 05:45 PM #1
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    Default Vic turners: any interest in a turning 'open day' late Jan?

    It'll be a while before Calm's event so I was wondering about hosting a turning day here at Reservoir Sat. 31 Jan or Sun. 1 Feb.

    Maybe get a lump spinning on the Stubby that folk could have a go at; not to mention the usual yarning sessions, barbie and choc ripple cake

    The weekend after would be fine too.

    Post if you're interested in coming and we'll sort the dates afterwards.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rsser View Post
    Maybe get a lump spinning on the Stubby that folk could have a go at; not to mention the usual yarning sessions, barbie and choc ripple cake
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    Cake whore! ;-}

    btw GJ, are you now the CRC expert? ... you know what's coming don't you ...

    No, not the stuff you spray on seized nuts!
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    I wood be interested, will have to check with the war ministry though
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    Quote Originally Posted by rsser View Post
    Cake whore! ;-}

    btw GJ, are you now the CRC expert? ... you know what's coming don't you ...

    No, not the stuff you spray on seized nuts!
    In CNC parlance CRC stands for Cutter Radius Compensation, is that what you're going to ask about ?
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  8. 13th January 2009, 06:24 PM #7
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    Er, not actually.

    Then there's the IT version, cyclic redundancy check IIRC. That's prob. Skew looking for 2nds ;-}
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    Cyclic Redundancy Check? Isn't that what happens when you have two bikes in the garage and only one license in the house, Ern?
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    I'm not sure. The Monday after that is first day of school. Somehow It seems wrong. And the next Saturday is a market day, and the next weekend is I think another pottery expo. (This time in Warrandyte.) You might have to survive without me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gra View Post
    I wood be interested, will have to check with the war ministry though
    Have to check with the Minister too. How many Ministers for War are there in Vic? And who are they fighting?

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    Any chance you can have it in Hobart on the weekend 14 -15 Feb?
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    Cliff, we could hire an ice-breaker and have a Southern hemisphere equivalent of the Scandinavian boat turning tour.

    TL, you sound befuddled. You been affected by volatile glazes?

    Ministers of War: well, the major one is just about to retire to Texas, so generals will just have to charge forward. Wherever that is.
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    Would love to but I am in charge of a bucks shindig on the 31st, which means the 1st is out too...

    Have fun though
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    Don't be scared of first day at school Tea Lady, I'm sure there will be someone there to hold your hand one your family drops you off.

    Mind you, if you're a teacher rather than a student, be afraid, be very afraid. My wife's a teacher and you should see what it's done to her (and no smart arsed remarks blaming me please).
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    Quote Originally Posted by nalmo View Post
    Mind you, if you're a teacher rather than a student, be afraid, be very afraid. My wife's a teacher and you should see what it's done to her (and no smart arsed remarks blaming me please).
    Now who would do that?

    Hubby may be in Adelaide till that weekend. Will have to wait and see. Could drop the kid off at M&D's.
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