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jameshj

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Hi all, have had problems threading male threads on some timber, ( Female not the same chip out problem ). To solve the problem have inset plastic into areas to be threaded as showen in the pics
jameshj
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flexi

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Very nice...and a solution that works...thats win win...
Well done....lovely wood:thumbs:
 
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They look very nice, they would look a lot better without without all the junk in the pics.
 
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Treeesa

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Grump said:
They look very nice, they would look a lot better without without all the junk in the pics.
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. You old romantic Brian.:kiss: Truth be told I could ditch the dog but I enjoy the process that goes into these and I like the parallel :thumbs::thumbs:
 
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