Brett,
I meant to ask you about your table saw up in the corner. How does it compare to a larger saw etc. If you decide start another thread would love a link.
Great day, thanks to you both for your hospitality
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
Brett,
I meant to ask you about your table saw up in the corner. How does it compare to a larger saw etc. If you decide start another thread would love a link.
Great day, thanks to you both for your hospitality
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
Many thanks to Brett and Lola for your hospitality.
Good to catch up with many again as well as new ones.
Really nice to see all you folks, meeting some and re-meeting others
Thanks to Lola and Brett for having us all
Thanks to Tony for giving me a lift
Thanks (I think) to Paul for selling me a couple of saws
And thanks for showing us the workings of the retoother, Mr Hiroller! I may even post a video if I can if I can work out how to do it!
and a final thanks to the BOM for the lovely weather!
nailed his feet to the floor (sorry for the nail holes and blood, Brett)Quote:
Originally Posted by fletty
Thanks again to Brett and Lola, another great day. Already looking forward to the next one...
I didn't notice the blood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker
Thanks Brett & Lola, it was great to put some faces to names, an enjoyable day.
"62', we're gunna have to move you to the smaller paddock http://d1r5wj36adg1sk.cloudfront.net...neaktongue.gif"
Behave Fletty, or you won't get your saw.
Well thank you all for coming, particularly those who travelled spectacular distances ('Shmiller, DaveTTC, although he was kinda passing through). Even rwbuild has a 2½ hour drive each way.
Without your participation they wouldn't be the great days that they are. :clap:
Excellent to see some new faces too - Pittwater Pete, Dirk Pittwater, 62woollybugger (still don't understand the name) I hope you find that meeting some faces changes your forum participation and enjoyment.
Lola and I feel very privileged that people make such large and regular efforts. There's quite a number of 6 timers now.
I am now the caretaker of a chair in a burgundy bag, and the second Berg chisel (did it get sold?).
Come on, fess up....
Ah, that'd be mine. Bugger. I'll get it next time I'm there. Thanks to you and Lola once again. Great day.Quote:
Originally Posted by FenceFurniture
Brett, '62 was the year I was born & one of my other interests is fly fishing, this fly
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is called a Woollybugger.
May I suggest you pass on the T shirt, and go for a sloppy joe or some sort of jacket. 16 Deg in late November is not really T shirt weather IMHO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat
Alan...
As per post 145, fortunately Dave TTC wasn't driving as he passed Blum on the M7:). I think he enjoyed being chauffer driven to and from the GTG.Quote:
Originally Posted by fletty
Alan...
The pieces are fitting togetherQuote:
Originally Posted by 62woollybugger
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
Had i been driving may have hit the skids and gone dumpster divingQuote:
Originally Posted by Uncle Al
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
Fixed the typos. Fat fingers and toih (touch) screen dont seem to work well togetherQuote:
Originally Posted by DaveTTC
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art