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You could always have stood at the back and reached over it :? That way the switch would have been at your front :mrgreen:

If you do contact them don't let them fleece you mate :? :? :? Just ask for Shaun :roll:

They do make very nice coasters though 8) I have to admit that I haven't had the desire to turn them. Too many holes, a bit like French plywood :shock:

That's the one Dalboy. I had the name on the tip of my tongue, but with a tongue like mine :shock: :shock: We saw a banksia coaster on the desk of the bloke doing our conveyancing this morning. He had been told that it was a eucalyptus branch???

I have seen an exotic nut that's been turned? About the size of a big pine cone and I think it's from Kiwi Land? Anyone able to tell me what it is called please???

This is my club. http://scsa.org.uk/ If you are around the Stroud way on a Sunday morning come and see us. Have a look at the compass on there and that will dictate where we are. The only trek on it is up on Cam Long Down. That's all up hill, but what a view! This is one of my favorite...

The skill is trueley remarkable and as you can see that ain't a big prop, it isn't needed. OK, he didn't go backwards, but I will bet it's about the same size prop on the others. Since we got back from France I have been introduced to brushless outrigger motors and LiPo batteries and they are...

No problems landing Brian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5n07ijAV_M

I realise that Novo and I wasn't having a dig at you either mate, 'onest guv :mrgreen: Just for they wot don't know. The model I showed is a Fougar Magister. It was a basic jet trainer for the French, and loads of other air forces as well. Mine carries the markings of the Belgian display team...

I have been flying R/C aircraft for about 30 years and I have no idea as to how he does 1/2 of what he has shown there!! :shock: The skill involved is incredible! My R/C flying is almost all with pure gliders with 3 electric soarers thrown in. The one below is what's called a PSS, Power Slope...

1 of my other main passions is R/C gliders. Always radio and sometimes controlled :? :shock: This is my Magister, a few years back and some TLC is needed now :lol:

Ta TC. We are having some other work done on the bungalow. A garage flattened and a bedroom built in place of it so I will probably get the builder to do the slab for the workshop as well? We are going to see an architect next week to see about the plans for that. He's the brother of an...

"ONly got a sec." Then thank you for spending it here Mike! :mrgreen: 6" it will be then. It is going to be a few months off yet as we ain't in situ yet, just looking forward to it!! Now I think I will spend some more time rubbing down my Fougar Magister. They can't touch you for it if you...

I suppose one of the advantages with it is that it is insulated, very much so if you believe what they say, and for the price I quoted they would be doing the erection. But as I said it is just too much to pay unless Ernie gives us a big pressie :mrgreen:

I had an idea that would be the answer Bob, thank you. I have read most of Mike's threads, both with and without concrete and they are very interesting. It's great that Mike has taken the time and effort to put them on here! I have had a look at some stuff called Celuplast for the building. I...

We have finally found our new, to us, house and I will be putting a wooden workshop in the garden. It's a flat plot so no problem there. I am looking at a 4.5 X 3 metre base. My question is what concrete slab will I need to go down for it? How thick? There isn't going to be any really heavy...

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That's a silly question. How on earth van a grown man's uncle be on child benifit? :shock:

I didn't hear anyone shouting giddyup on the cross counrty this year :? :? :? And what's wrong with eating flowers? Some of them taste very nice init 8)

I have always recorded as many soaps as I can. That way I can play them again when I'm out. That way I can miss them twice 8) 8) 8)