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Tom.1946

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Jul 18, 2021
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599
Location
Northern Ireland
First Name
Tom
Absolutely gobsmacked. As Ala16. I don't have the equipment nor experience. But even if I was more proficient in my woodturning. I still wouldn't have a baldies where to start....
( IN case you think I have misspelt something
Baldies is a local remark meaning "I don't have a clue "

Tom
 

Padster

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Jun 12, 2021
Posts
642
Location
Leicester
First Name
Paddy
I’ll never cease to be impressed by these, it’s the absolute insane accuracy that must be required in achieving perfect surfaces, before glue up and then the same level of perfection gluing and finally the turning…. :envy::yourtheman:
 

alan morrison

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Feb 26, 2019
Posts
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Location
Co. Down N Ireland
First Name
Alan
I’ll never cease to be impressed by these, it’s the absolute insane accuracy that must be required in achieving perfect surfaces, before glue up and then the same level of perfection gluing and finally the turning….
Thanks Paddy.
I find that the most difficult part is the glueing. I would prefer to use carpenter's glue but there's no way to clamp the different shapes. so it's CA .......having to be careful that my fingers don't become a part of the blank.
 
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