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    Broken marble

    Hello everybody, I apologise for not being on for absolutely ages, but it is all down to the fact that I have had a horrible time with illness. I will not go into detail unless I put somebody off having what I have had to go through, and I am off tomorrow morning for another two ops on my left...
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    how long is my bandsaw blade ?

    Hello BSM, Instructions for this are exactly as Paulm states. He is spot on, I also have one which I use for cutting carving blanks, when I'm able.. I however do not have any plastic insert in mine and have never had one. Good luck. Trev
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    Great North Road or A68?

    Hello Rob, The last time I was up in that area was back in the 60s, but I used to use it a lot when I was on the wagons, not the best of routes for a truck mind(don't know about now) as it was all twists and turns and up and down, which also meant a lot of up and down the box, but in a car it...
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    The saga of a Bad Back

    Wizer, You have my sympathy's mate, I had two operations on my back, the first when I was only sixteen and the second when I was about twenty. In the first I injured my back when working on the farm, carrying bags of corn uptairs in the barn. both were called slipped-disc. I had traction, and...
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    Goodbye Mom.

    Paul, So sorry to hear of your great loss, like others I have also lost many of my relatives. The last to go were my Auntie Hilda 99yrs at rest in Aylmerton Norfolk, followed a mere two weeks later by my Mum 92yrs (her sister) at rest in Stalham Norfolk. I was there at the end for both. I...
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    SHAVING WITH A CAMPING KNIFE

    Found this when I was looking at knife sharpening. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ksn0tjpH5_8&NR=1 Trev
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    Noise

    so, would that be called a reccy or a wrecking then? Either way sounds good to me. Regards. Trev
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    Wood carving courses?

    Hello Dave, With respect, as far as reading matter I would strongly recommend the following. Wood carving magazine (GMC publications) Http://www.thegmcgroup.com/item--Woodca ... 007WC.html Any book by Ian Norbury Mary Duke Guldan Desiree Hajny As for the carving chisels I have a few...
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    Wood carving courses?

    Hello Dave, The only one that I know of in your stipulated area that comes to mind is this one. Zoe Gertner. She has written numerous articles and has written a book/books. She is well respected. http://www.zoegertner.co.uk H.T.H. Kind regards. Trev
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    todays joke ( Adult )

    That's a cracker Steve, didn't see that coming. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Trev
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    Help with laying out my workshop

    Hello Miles, Your layout (placement /arrangment) of machines will be determined greatly by what it is that you intend doing. But as a pointer why not get one or two of these books from the library, you will I'm sure get some kind of an idea from them. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Setting-Up-Shop...
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    Can anyone identify these please?

    Hello Grinding one, I've had a few nicks and cuts myself, don't know anybody who hasn't, but nothing quite as drastic as that -as yet- I bet you could Pfeil that :lol: :lol: (Sorry, couldn't resist that) As for Happy carving. I am always happy when I'm carving Grinding one, and laughing when...
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    Can anyone identify these please?

    Hello Martin, Yes very true, but they will be way way out of my price range by the time they have finished. I have some Ashley Isles. a few Crown, Henry Taylor and the first six I bought were some cheap (pricewise) French ones just to see if I could do it, a number of years ago now not sure but...
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    Can anyone identify these please?

    Hello Grinding one, How are you mate, nice to hear from you. Over here they start in price from about £17.25 ($25.00) up to a max of about £55.00 ($80.00) Although you get what you pay for and I have always tried to get the best that I can afford, I find it works out a lot cheaper in the long...
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    Can anyone identify these please?

    Hello hc, I have his assurance that the description is correct, so I'll wait for a bit and see what they go up to and hope against hope that nobody realises what they are, and if they can be had for reasonable money I'll risk it, if they reach silly money at the death then I'll leave them...
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    WoodFiller

    Hi Hawkeye, Just found this, they are in Oxford street. HTH. Regards. Trev http://buckandryan.co.uk/tools.php/brand/Brummer
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    Can anyone identify these please?

    Hi hc, Yes I had noticed, and he also states that there is light rust with no pitting, but just to make sure I have emailed him to clarify that this is the case, because like you I have to admit it does look a bit worse that his description. But I appreciate you pointing it out as I could...
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    Can anyone identify these please?

    Hi Wizer, Thanks a lot Tom, Pfeil are what I was looking at just recently, although I have not got any of those as yet, I quite fancied some of them. Thanks a lot my mate. Once again, thanks for the badge. Regards. Trev.
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    Can anyone identify these please?

    Hi all, I have found these on ebay and I have tried trawling the net to no avail, trying to identify who made them. I can see that they are swiss made and was wondering if they were maybe the identifying marks origionally used by PFEIL, as they are the only Swiss makers that I know of. I have...
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    UKWorkshop Badges *UPDATE*

    Wizer, Hi Tom, Badge arrived this dinner time. Didn't know they made envelopes that big it was HUGE. :lol: :lol: Thanks again mate, super little badge, shall wear it with pride. Well done. =D> :D regards. Trev
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