Blue Mountains FGT #7 - Sunday 20th Nov - All welcome

Hi FF, long time invitee first time in a position to attend, I am looking forward to it.

OK

That's, so far, drums as follows:

FF - 8
SM - 2 (I like a good story )
PM - 2
NCA - 2

Regards
Paul

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Originally Posted by Pac man

Potentially only to pick up the drums or bring my own lunch:D

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Oh man, that is soooooo p.weak :roflmao2:

Hey Paul, can you bring some lunch for me? And I will get you to carry my drums to the car. On account of the damage to my arms from the recent crocodile attack.

Sorry Tony but my arms are painted on

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Originally Posted by Bushmiller

Brett

Thanks for the offer of accommodation, but I will probably just make a long day of it and travel back and forth the same day.

I can bring up as many drums with lids as you or indeed anybody else wish. As before I pay $2.00 each for them from work and it is all donated to the Careflight helicopter except that I think they had a name change recently.

Just be sure to let me know in good time so I can grab the drums.

Regards
Paul

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What sort of drums are these? Are they suitable for fitting with a small dust cyclone? If so, bring 2 along for me please.

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Originally Posted by 62woollybugger

What sort of drums are these? Are they suitable for fitting with a small dust cyclone? If so, bring 2 along for me please.

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Yeah I reckon, they're about 20 litres.

This type of thing

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Woolley

Brett and Tony are pretty much spot on with their descriptions. The lid is air tight with a rubber "O" ring. In fact I have used one with a home made cyclone, although the cyclone is primitive with a very large funnel for the cyclone. This is just on my vacuum cleaner dust collection (not the full blown dusty).

Regards
Paul

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Originally Posted by Bushmiller

Woolley

Brett and Tony are pretty much spot on with their descriptions. The lid is air tight with a rubber "O" ring. In fact I have used one with a home made cyclone, although the cyclone is primitive with a very large funnel for the cyclone. This is just on my vacuum cleaner dust collection (not the full blown dusty).

Regards
Paul

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Thanks, better bring me 4 if you can, as I can think of a few more uses for them.

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Originally Posted by NCArcher

... On account of the damage to my arms from the recent crocodile attack.

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what this bloke will do for sympathy - told me it was a shark attack off Byron :?

That was a separate incident. And I haven't even mentioned the recent explosion.

Just a little update on the containers. You know what's coming don't you....

The Bucket List :rolleyes:

Meuls69 - 8
FenceFurniture - 8
Pac Man - 2
Sawdust Maker - 2
NCArcher - 2
Wolleybugger -4

I may have to get a bigger ute :( .

Regards
Paul

Just to let you know (i.e. no need to reply) I'll have an absolute pile of Curly Spotted Gum for sale. Board lengths 300-~750 in various profiles (widest 95mm). There's a bit of borer evidence in some of them but by & large it's nice timber, and will generally be priced by the kilo. I will not be putting these in the Market Place until after the FGT.

There will be a fair few ~70x70 sticks from ~300mm to ~1000mm, which could be turning blanks, go up in the market place in a day or two, and these will be priced individually.

Quite a few free small pieces will be in a bin - buy some other timber, and raid the freebies.


There are 3 Fiddleback Mango slabs
https://www.woodworkforums.com/f275/f...abs-7-a-209679

and one remaining Huon pine slab:
https://www.woodworkforums.com/f275/h...abs-5-a-209778

Paul

Now I know it's a bucket list put me down for 10.

Ross