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Dalboy

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Soon fill up Walter. and also don't wear tops that the wood sticks to thank goodness I now have a smock the only disadvantage is it gets to hot to wear
 

flexi

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Think we have all been there..... the best i have done is hung 6 doors with a power planner and filled the turn ups on my trousers....my missess was so pleased when i got home and covered the kitchen floor when i took them off:whistling::whistling:
 

yorkshireman

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I had to help the wife dismantle the washer last month as it was blocked. She still doesn't know what the blockage was and I'm not telling her.
 

Dalboy

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My suggestion is face the other way Walter. :devil: A man of your consummate skills could pull that off with ease

No just put the t shirt on back to front the pocket will not then be in range of the shavings as well as the neck also being higher will help stop bits dropping down the inside:whistling::whistling::whistling:

Mind you it makes it awkward to get to the pencil in the pocket:funny:
 

Phil Dart

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No just put the t shirt on back to front the pocket will not then be in range of the shavings as well as the neck also being higher will help stop bits dropping down the inside:whistling::whistling::whistling:

Mind you it makes it awkward to get to the pencil in the pocket:funny:
A masterstroke Derek. No-one needs a smock after all.
 

Penpal

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Think we have all been there..... the best i have done is hung 6 doors with a power planner and filled the turn ups on my trousers....my missess was so pleased when i got home and covered the kitchen floor when i took them off:whistling::whistling:

Not many of us get the privilige of undressing in the kitchen. Sounds like a hasty move mate reserved for the first year of marriage when you can do no wrong.

Peter.
 

Bill Mooney

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Of all the advice Woodturners give no one mentions that no matter how far your shed is away from the house or how hard the wind blows or how hard you shake yourself the shavings don't drop off until both feet are firmly over the threshold. A lesson leaned....the hard way.:sob:
 

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Of all the advice Woodturners give no one mentions that no matter how far your shed is away from the house or how hard the wind blows or how hard you shake yourself the shavings don't drop off until both feet are firmly over the threshold. A lesson leaned....the hard way.:sob:

I always blame the dog:ciggrin:
 
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