the devil in the detail!

[nev]

:shock: my better half's sister brought this piece of oak home today, should i get her to take it back? :shock:

 

[duncanh]

It depends what size it is and if your experience is enough to let you work round the fault. If it's a 30cm diameter log then you have plenty of wood to work with. If it's 10cm it might not be worth the effort.

 

[Blister]

Took a while but I see :shock: :shock:

 

[gus3049]

Up this way, the wood might be a bit wooly!!

 

[nev]

glad someone else sees it, thought i was going to have to invite the vicar round for tea! :shock:

 

[Jonzjob]

It may well be a bit wolly the other way up tooo :twisted: :twisted:

What big is it?

 

[gus3049]

It may well be a bit wolly the other way up tooo :twisted: :twisted:

What big is it?

If its a big lump, he should get plenty of exorcise! :evil:

 

[miles_hot]

still can't see it I can sort of make out a horse head but devil... Help me out here

Miles

 

[Blister]

Can you see now :evil:

 

[miles_hot]

well I can see two points for horns but apart from that...

 

[Chrisnw]

I'm with you Miles. I can't make it out at all

 

[Jonzjob]

Now? The horns, the chin? Should we both give up now Blister? [-o<

 

[Blister]

I'm with you Miles. I can't make it out at all

So you cant see

2 horns
a big nose sticking out
A big chin
an eye

Looks like you need the TV add

Should have gone to specsavers

:lol:

 

[miles_hot]

Oh, I see it now. Thanks for that - he's a bit fatter and uglier than I was expecting

miles

 

[knappers]

The first pic looks like a sea horse to me.

Si.

 

[Jonzjob]

You sure that ain't a Si horse?

I can see horse in the second one :mrgreen:

 

[Lightweeder]

The first pic looks like a sea horse to me.

Si.

Aye, me too!