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The spanner would be handy for fitting the new fella though ! :D Mind you... still a heck of a lot easier than cutting in the old 6 bolt versions with a Monodex etc.... not easy and you only get the one shot at it ! :D :D :D Nice one, Robert :D :D

Heat is the way to go... but lots of it. Their usually 'boss-white'd' in, or worse still, sometimes with Stag ..and often with hemp in addition to that too. And its a big copper 'conductor' thats delighted to dissipate the heat away as almost as quickly as you can put it in... so you have to...

Loz, here it is ............. https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... sc&start=0

Mark Hancock kindly sorted it out for me. Loz .... there was a thread about it very recently.... cant quite remember the title though. Its good, and there are some familiar names & pieces available to see. :lol: :D Probably best to drop MH a PM if you need to find out more :D

Never Used it Shay ... but the only 'thought' I'd venture would be ................ having gone to considerable lengths to select a piece of timber, "fought" with it to produce the best I'm able to do on the machine, sanded and prepp'd it... the last thing I'd want to do is cover it in...

Back on the 'acoustic' groove .... try this for something a little 'ethereal' :wink: Not everyones cup of earl grey perhaps... and I'm not normally a huge fan of the genre, but this guy can knock a reasonable tune out of a tricky instrument. Try and see ...

Hi Smeg :D

:D :D :D Excellent ! Great effort on the costume front !!! Brilliant ! :D :D :D

Another thumbs up here too Dalboy ... that looks really good ! Great save too, and the end result looks like a 'deliberate from the get-go' .... its great ! :D :D :D

heh heh heh .... I'll be chuffed to bits when I can buy your DVD !! 8) 8) 8) For sure, I know which pieces I'd prefer.... no doubt about it :D

:D :D :D I must admit, I wasn't 'convinced' by it either ! ... not that I'd necessarily 'know' good art if I saw it ... but show me that, and show me Mark Sanger's black bowl with the pale ball , hole and cutaway, or his tall piece with the chilli on top, and I know which one(s) I'd have...

Paul........ each one of them is superb. The Spalted ones are stunners, and I think my personal favourite is the first walnut one ... I'm liking the 'delicacy' of it, I think. Super work 8) 8) 8) 8) :D

Well, good lord, almost a Neighbour at one time ! :wink: :D I grew up at Glenree ( Top of Wylies Brae / Strathmore Terrace ), and later lived in Airlie Street, down at Jordanstone and laterally Springbank ( the 'beirut of perthshire' ) before coming up to Aberdeenshire in 94. My sis is...

To say nothing of Sport relief, comic relief, live-aid etc etc... the figures will be pretty accurate, I'd think. :D

Really well done, Oddsocks .... thats fantastic ! :D :D 8) 8)

I wish I'd had the time to save up for a Wivamac. They look like dashed-good bits of kit. Just an opinion of course. :D

I'd maybe suggest ... make it like you would as a captive ring on a goblet stem.. then junk the goblet ! Sounds a bit brutal, but the rings come out well.. its a thought ! ( Obviously.. the 'principal' is whats involved .. don't actually 'make a goblet' .. just a spindle turning with the...

Steve, If you'd like some Andy Mckee copied, I have quite a bit... just give's a shout mate ! If you like him... grab a dose of LEO KOTTKE. Immense ! ( have some of his stuff I could copy also if you like. or a bit of Antoine Dufour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGemE401r-M I agree...

I'm gonna ask you to pick my horses and lottery numbers Blister... :D :D Great haul, nice one. Something to be treasured, definately ! 8) 8)

Hi Gregg ... A relative of the Ardler Fyall's by any chance ? I'm originally Alyth, MiL still in Meigle, so know your locale very well :D Burhouse are good.. especially for the turning supplies & blanks ... they're good on the exotics. Have fun Bud.. :D :D :D :D :D