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    Richard_C replied to the thread Chuck holding Steb Center.
    If you are starting out and worried about catches you can reduce the drive belt tension, belt slips if you get a bad catch and you don't...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Found on a job.
    From the USA and too small to write Gasoline in full?
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Stone forum.
    If you run a forum you need a server, owned or space rented, some connectivity, rudimentary security, a bit of tech know how, etc which...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Stone forum.
    A few forums (fora?) and newsgroups I belonged to years ago no longer exist and have been replaced by social media groups, like ones on...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread 2x4s for outdoor furniture?.
    Yes, I've used it successfully. Some things lasted 20 years plus. All the above about designing it to drain is good advice, on one...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Finishing issue.
    True if it's a blended wax with any form of silicone in it. Natural wax blends seem to be OK as long as they are left long enough.
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Finishing issue.
    I think it's OK as long as the wax has cured for a few weeks, all the solvents gone.
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    IWM Duxford staff can be a bit "jobs worth" and they don't own many flying aircraft. But on the site there are other organisations who...
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    Buy a big plant pot, plant an evergreen shrub, put it in front of the damage. By Spring you will have forgotten all about it (Or one...
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    Richard_C reacted to Sideways's post in the thread Advice on Jet Washed Timber Cladding with Like Like.
    And for anyone else reading later, don't ever use one of those jet wash turbo lances with the spinning metal bead in the nozzle on wood...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Axminster AW305WL lathe.
    The SC2 is a nice little chuck, I have one as well as larger ones. I happily turn bowls up to 9 inches with the SC2. There are 2...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Cop 29.
    Not wanting to deflect the topic but injecting some woodwork. During COP26 in Glasgow I turned one of my windowsill sculptural pieces...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Swan neck hollower.
    Beech makes nich handles, heavy. Ash is fine, I guess any decent hardwood will do, If it's the kind of hollower with a round shaft the...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Lichtenberg wood burning.
    That's what I was thinking. If you print it and dab it with water the pattern transfers onto the wood. Then pyrography. If you search...
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    Richard_C replied to the thread Vehicle oil change.
    I think all the coper ones look like that until they get squashed flat. My worry with rubber wouldn't be leakage, it would be getting...
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