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| spuddevans:
Thanks Nick, --- Quote from: websterz on May 17, 2009, 04:32:23 PM ---Ahhh...your secret has been revealed!! :lol: --- End quote --- Arrghhh, darn it!!!! My secret's out, me and my big mouth :wack: Tim |
| Divided he ad:
Now that's what we like..... "Wooo Hooo!!" :lol: :thumbup: You must have felt good seeing that run? :thumbup: Nice video, and website :thumbup: Although do you know there's some wierd envelope thing with writing on it all over your pic's? :scratch: :lol: Nice work Tim :thumbup: Ralph. |
| John-Som:
Brilliant Tim ! You no doubt have a grin a mile wide - I must warn you it will last for at least a week, probably longer. I guess you are well and truly hooked and there is no known cure. JohnS by the way I think there are quite a few of us who would welcome some tips on workshop photography ??? |
| Darren:
Fantastic stuff Tim, good on you.... Don't start the paddleduck, you'll have it finished before I do, about ten days before I started from the speed you've been going with this one.... :lol: I still can't get over your pic's, you'll have to give us some lessons as John S suggested...really shown me the quality of my screen :bugeye: |
| CrewCab:
Nice pic :thumbup: I use a 350D, good tool to be sure :headbang: .............. though near the lathe and mill I tend to use the cheapo point n' press :med: Something someone said to me on another forum a little while back, don't use the same material for cylinder and piston ........... can result in problems ......... I was using Aluminium at the time mind, perhaps some of the guys can throw a little light on this :scratch: Cracking lil' runner though :thumbup: CC |
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