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I do wonder at times if, you join the loony tunes thread - does it automatically block all the bad things people have said about you in there before you joined, just so no one gets a flashy bang type parcel for SS? :unsure:

sorry didn't realise I was shouting oops :LOL:

I heard a rumour that somm'it the like was going on in the neo loony leave yer coat outside thread and aparrently you were the main topic or was it that it's a marathon disscussion but you are in the lead :unsure:

@doctor Bob I hope not, I was hoping to maybe be able to invite him to come on a trip to capital crispen this year and advise on getting some veneers in exchange for a nice dinner in the big town. 😘🕯

I seem to remember @custard mentioning that for the first couple of years apprentices at the Barnsley Workshop were only allowed to use a #7 regardless of the job they were doing.

Now @Adam W. you know as well as I do that real sharpness doesn't just shave off the hair it takes the layer if skin holding the follicle with it as well before you feel pain. At least that's how it works with my coping saw

For those who think they are reasonable pipers or on the chanter, try getting a daduk and giving that a go starts 41 seconds in

You could try either of these for a more centred hole, depending on if you have the kit: Drilling the hole in a series of short depths of hole and stepping up in diameter until 1 drill size under the final diameter needed and then a pass through with the final size as a skimming pass type of...

I'll put mine up once it's here (useless RM)

I was taught that a #7 or #8 were try planes the #6 was a fore plane the #5 a jack and the lower numbers smoothers

@schnapps95 Love the gothic gate and the window frame for the garage door(LOL)

only in the softback edition

I'm not offended in the least @Ozi esp as so much of it actually comes from up here:LOL:

The habit of pipers is to take a breath throught he side if the mouth and not remove the chanter from the lips while playing/practicing; this means that there is a high chance that as you take a breath you will draw air up through the middle of the chanter and into your mouth as well.

no a good idea unless your are able to fully seal the chanter both on the outside and down the hole in the middle. If you need a new chanter, I have one, a nice Indian rosewood with silvered lauries you can have as I can't play anymore due to arthritis in 2 fingers

You need a decent volume of water and at least a drop of 30' to get adecent speed on the turbine. Watch Kris Harbour and hydro build.

no but sounds very interesting.

Tesa low tack but use a B/2B not HB

I knew I could dance properly, SWMBO is wrong

1. In which year did you make your first woodworking product? I mean an actual furniture unit, not a bird's house in elementary school. 1989 - a desk for my room in the barracks block for my then computer a mighty Tandy 486 and a massive 16" CRT monitor. 2. Who inspired you to become a...