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Another Shavings Slimline

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Made from anything that was on the floor with an ebony band.
 

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paulm

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How do you mean ?...'Made from anything that was on the floor'

Its the shavings from under my lathe Ed. I just put them in a bin, put superglue on a tube and rolled it around in the shavings. It needs a bit of patience to build it up and keep filling in holes but I think its worth it.
 

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You've managed a smashing finish on that, beaut pen:claps:

Have you cast the sweepings up in resin Paul ?
 

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Its the shavings from under my lathe Ed. I just put them in a bin, put superglue on a tube and rolled it around in the shavings. It needs a bit of patience to build it up and keep filling in holes but I think its worth it.

Hey that's definitely on the things to try list..
 

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You've managed a smashing finish on that, beaut pen:claps:

Have you cast the sweepings up in resin Paul ?

No Doug it was all superglue, just superglued it until it was big enough to turn, keep adding layers and then sanded and polished.
 

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Paul,

I saw the first one of these you posted, and said at the time this could be a novel trend. You've just proved it again! Well done!!!

Bob.
 

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Paul,

Thats absolutely fantastic! I have just started the annual sweep and clean of my workshop and have so far scooped four shovel fulls of drill residue alone into the bin which I have, much to the wifes disgust, rescued.
 

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Paul,

Thats absolutely fantastic! I have just started the annual sweep and clean of my workshop and have so far scooped four shovel fulls of drill residue alone into the bin which I have, much to the wifes disgust, rescued.

I look forward to seeing one Neil.
 

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That looks the bees knees Paul, and something i will certainly be trying once i get help for my cleaning up OCD ... :bwink:
 
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