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Goblets
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bassethound
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Very nice but looks like one has fallen over! 
Very nicely made.
chas_41_uk
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A couple of nice goblets there John
Two nice goblets. Like the first ones design just need to be a little careful with the line up of the woods.
Probably had a few drinks when the photo was taken
Very nice but looks like one has fallen over!
Probably had a few drinks when the photo was taken
woodhacker
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you done well with them I've tried and can't get the hang of it, loads of scrap for the wood burner.
Maybe I need tuition.
I've tried and can't get the hang of it, loads of scrap for the wood burner. Maybe I need tuition.
billyb_imp
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They are both very nice John
Penpal
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Cheerful Goblets mate heaps of concentration.
Peter.
Peter.
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Great looking pair of goblets John.
I have heard that a few times not always easy to line it all up especially as when clamping the wood slides about, I presume you are using PVA glue if so try rubbing the wood together until the glue starts to grab then make sure it is in line and clamp that will help prevent the pieces sliding.
