Stigmorgan
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Ahh that's fair enough, have you considered negative rake scrapers for finer work? Much less chance of a catch and if you watch Richard Raffan on YouTube he actually uses them to very quickly hollow out pots and bowls
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And what about the reading matter?That's some gorgeous epicormic growth patterni usually try to save the little growth lumps for smaller detail pieces.
Stigmorgan
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As an owner of the same piece of literary genius I absolutely approve
Bang on fred got corrected yesterday by my mentor when he visited and showed him the piece. He said it was hêtre which translated is beech. Also the heart is irocco and not tianna. I keep getting those mixed up. Merry Christmas.
Hello k reading this made me think of my day out in Belgium at Willy Vanhouttes open day. The Robert Sorbert stand had a chap called Clive if my memories correct, demostraighting a steady rest for hollowing out. This sounds like it could be right up your street.
Wow thanks, I will have to copy this ready for when the bank balance is er um better been spending way to much time and £ on axminster tools Christmas and the normal bills
That looks like just what I need, until I can afford I will look it up and droool every so often
That looks like just what I need, until I can afford I will look it up and droool every so often
Found their www. Excuse me whilst I go dream as I look at their tools
Update
I have called that firm , just to ask the price. Wow service, it’s been arranged that that Clive will call me on the 2nd jan to discuss my needs re that tool rest
So Pat thanks again ,
Update
I have called that firm , just to ask the price. Wow service, it’s been arranged that that Clive will call me on the 2nd jan to discuss my needs re that tool rest
So Pat thanks again ,
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