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| andyf:
Nicely shown, John. Only three ba5tards and one sh1t. Almost U Certificate, suitable for children. Will you be coming round with a tray selling ice cream during the interval? Andy |
| chipenter:
That's the first time I have seen a reamer used on mahogany , in 50 years as a carpenter and joiner learn somthing every day . |
| Pete49:
wow john and no coveralls....needed sunglasses to protect the eyes from the flash off the legs. :) Nice start to the show. I've got the drinks and popcorn and a comfy chair so go for it. :proj: :nrocks: Pete |
| Meldonmech:
Hi John, You have chosen a good subject for your video, sooner or later most dedicated casters and machinist find they need a dividing head, and this one requires no dividing plates. Like the pattern making video, will you be casting it in aluminium? I fabricated one years ago to Alan Timmins design, when building his longcase clock. The center height was only 3 inches, had to cast some 3 inch blocks to raise the head and tailstock to meet my current needs. Cheers David |
| Anzaniste:
Great stuff as usual. Now I know why you always wear a hat!!!! :wave: How did you produce the semicircular bits? Did you band saw them and finish on the disk sander? |
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