darwindingo wrote:My uncle's hands are buggered and he can't do it anymore
Kater wrote:darwindingo wrote:My uncle's hands are buggered and he can't do it anymore
That's the worst when you get taken out of something you love because of a reason like that
Gwion wrote:Yep... Liking the priests.
Die Judicii wrote:Thanks DD,
I think Mountain Ash is what the axemen use for comps, or at least used to.
From memory the timber looked different, but that is most likely because what the axemen use is green, as opposed to seasoned like you have.
Cheers, VB
bigfellascott wrote:Thanks for that Jeff, I will get some pics of all the bits and pieces, hopefully you can tell me what goes where and what the hell it's for
darwindingo wrote:Gee mate that looks real nice, will look great on the knives.. Or on your lathe for that matter !
So where is this wood heap you speak of and do you shoot at Dingo's roaming around it ?
bigfellascott wrote:darwindingo wrote:Gee mate that looks real nice, will look great on the knives.. Or on your lathe for that matter !
So where is this wood heap you speak of and do you shoot at Dingo's roaming around it ?
Yeah I figured it might be work a closer look when I saw it cut up so kept it aside and ran it through the table saw and a quick sand with the mouse sander and bit of oil afterwards and there you have it. Worth hanging onto until I get around to knocking a few knives up one day.
The wood heaps just my good ol pile of firewood I cut up and no dingo's hanging around that I hope (something seriously wrong if they are!)
P.S. I still haven't gotten around to setting that lathe up yet, one day when I pull the finger out I guess.
darwindingo wrote:bigfellascott wrote:darwindingo wrote:Gee mate that looks real nice, will look great on the knives.. Or on your lathe for that matter !
So where is this wood heap you speak of and do you shoot at Dingo's roaming around it ?
Yeah I figured it might be work a closer look when I saw it cut up so kept it aside and ran it through the table saw and a quick sand with the mouse sander and bit of oil afterwards and there you have it. Worth hanging onto until I get around to knocking a few knives up one day.
The wood heaps just my good ol pile of firewood I cut up and no dingo's hanging around that I hope (something seriously wrong if they are!)
P.S. I still haven't gotten around to setting that lathe up yet, one day when I pull the finger out I guess.
Well this Dingo is lurking around VIC and will be for some time, so if I stumble upon ya wood heap
Btw. If your in NE Vic and would like any help with or setting up the lathe or need any help sniffing out treasures from the wood heap, I'm only a PM away mate
Jeff
darwindingo wrote:No thanks required for my offer mate ! I'm always willing to help anyone if I can.. If I'm coming up your way, I will drop you a PM, I really want to get you turning mate (you will love it)..
BTW.. I've sold a set of 4 wooden stemmed wine glasses like the red gum set I posted for 200 gold coins ( that may inspire you at all to get ya but in gear and or ya finger out )
Jeff