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Well OK iI'll be tthe first, its not wooden but I did grow harvest and string them tonight, the string bit that is.

I've just made a batch of pediments for dressing up some doorways and openings next week I'll make some more! The long one is 3.4m over all.

I have heard that putting half and onion in a newly painted room helps absorb/neutralize the smells paint gives off, might be a load of tosh but why not give it a go? the worst that can happen is onion flavored toast for a change.

6PM so loads of time!

No problem Mark, and your on the list.

I think I'll have some of what ever he's on please!

It just aint big enough. Luckily they only need two coats of primer.

Ouch.

Well done, the list starts then:- List moved to the start of thread.

Well there does seem to be some interest already so to follow that up, as far as I'm concerned it seems that Sunday the 7th of September would be a good day to aim for, from 10am to about 2pm, unless that clashes with anything important that I've over looked! :roll: It would be really helpful...

Hmm maybe that didn't come across very well, what I meant was more along the lines of:- Vice £10>15 bargin but add £10 postage and all of a sudden it's not, same with T bar cramps, old planes and chisels that need eying up to make sure they are what you want, and then fill the car up with timber...

I had a small branding iron made up with my "logo" see avatar to brand the spoons that I made, seemed a good idea at the time but very difficult to use mainly getting the temperature right, too cold would not show well and too hot and it would burn too deep and smudge ruining your good work...

Are you saying everyone here knows everything about everything? anyway might be a good chance to practice haggling.

Ok I admit it I'm too lazy to get up at dawn to go to car boots, and photoing (is that a word) then posting on here and then arranging payments and sending stuff off is all a faff, and I have so much stuff to get rid of/find a loving home for that I would like to consider the idea of running my...

For stirring, and for cooking! Here's a few designs that I've been making on and off (well more off than on) for must be 15 years.

I bit that would concern me is getting a good fixing into something only 12mm thick these hinges usually need screwing on as well as the 35mm hole. if you solve that problem and do go with this you could use a double sided mirror tape they are about 2mm thick (fix tape vertically).

This is a very interesting thread and a fine workshop you are building with a good following but in that respect it's still way short of the SOD which I see is still going strong.

Wooden Spoons!!

Any one fancy doing a 4m worktop with that! if it were 600mm long maybe but 4m, it's got to be a wind up.

I don't know what you're looking for at 6k but I have a old Danckart edge linisher about £150 at auction, this is what I use for anything that I can get on it and it's fantastic for fitting doors etc fitted with g120 or 150 leaves a surface ready for the MDF sealer.