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A few more bits of fun turning
- Thread starter Woody
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Still yet to try this Woody but will be happy if they turn out half as gooddo you just turn them with a normal spindle gouge?
Hi Matt you can do them with a gouge but I use a homemade carbide tip tool
Another nice batch Woody.
woodhacker
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there is no end to this mans talent. Well turned Woody
Again brilliant
I can do one if people want one but then are made in the same manner as the pen stands
AllenN
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Very nice Woody.
chas_41_uk
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Very well made as usual Woody
billyb_imp
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They look very good Woody and i'm sure many people will love wearing them
Very well made as usual Woody
I'd have thought you would have made some for your viking women Chas LOL
More great gear Woody, lovely work mate
wm460
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They look great Woody.
Penpal
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Wonderfull variety in them Woody I can see multi buys at one time do you make the backs flat?
Peter
Peter
Hi Peter yes mate I use the best side for the back that way it only needs a quick buff
bluntchisel
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Well done, Woody - these will sell well!
Bob.
Bob.
Penpal
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Good thinking Woody always advantages after making many thanks for the hints.
Peter.
Peter.