HamsterJam
Let’s take it apart to see what’s inside….
I’m exactly the same - was pinching a small amount of baking parchment from the kitchen until I was caught.
I now keep my own roll in the workshop.
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I’m exactly the same - was pinching a small amount of baking parchment from the kitchen until I was caught.
I now keep my own roll in the workshop.
Did you ask her to define 9 inches?
...she knows it's about an inch longer than my little finger....
Slightly o/t but I always cook cheese straws directly on the baking tray and never had one stick yet!
When we moved to SW France in 2002 I taught SWMBO how to use a hand axe to split kindling for our log burner. She proved to be remarkably adroit and speedy.
If you think I am going to tell her how to cook cheese straws (rich with blue cheese and a piquant touch of cayenne) you are much mistaken!
If you think I am going to tell her how to cook cheese straws (rich with blue cheese and a piquant touch of cayenne) you are much mistaken!
woodbloke52
Established Member
Just took a swift pic of my mdf assembly bench:
...wot's just been give a layer of beeswax polish (in the jar) and left to dry off overnight. I can be pretty certain that nothing will stick to it that can't be pinged off with an old cabinet scraper. The bench has been treated the same way. Simple (and cheap) works - Rob
...wot's just been give a layer of beeswax polish (in the jar) and left to dry off overnight. I can be pretty certain that nothing will stick to it that can't be pinged off with an old cabinet scraper. The bench has been treated the same way. Simple (and cheap) works - Rob
