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Inspired by Tom 2
- Thread starter Vic Perrin
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woodhacker
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- Scot in exile in North East England
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- Peter also been called many others
I like it and there's room for expansion. 
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- Terry
Who's a clever boy then Vic !!!
bassethound
Executive Member
Lovely job Vic....
chas_41_uk
Registered
Looks well turned and finished Vic
Penpal
Grand Master
There is no end to production in your new surroundings Vic together with mastic adhesion room for any circumstance advice received and acted apon subtle choice of subject another winner.
Peter
Peter
You've certainly been productive Vic, nice one mate
wm460
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- Mark
Another great teapot stand.
AllenN
Fellow
Nice ones Vic
Very nicewhat glue did you use ? do you think no nail would allow for expansion?
Tom I just used 4 spots of clear silicon as suggested by Terry Q this should allow for any movement in the timber
Lovely job Vic.