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More wood butchering from Ross, Scarf Joint
RossJarvis:
--- Quote from: AussieJimG on October 20, 2013, 06:30:22 PM ---
--- Quote from: RossJarvis on October 20, 2013, 05:44:26 PM --- I do the same on the motorbike, grip too hard. Mind you, I'm normally terrified when riding!
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Me too. Mind you, I think terrified is what keeps us alive. That, and a conviction that everybody else is actively trying to kill me and I musn't let them.
Jim
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They are aren't they, particularly Volvo drivers!
chipenter:
I love my Volvo all 200 horses and dry .
RossJarvis:
--- Quote from: chipenter on October 21, 2013, 10:55:06 AM ---I love my Volvo all 200 horses and dry .
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But don't you get fed up of all the motorcycle shaped dents on the outside?
tom osselton:
Mine was in 08 a truck pulling a dual wheel trailer turning left, we don't see many volvo's here :doh: luckly only took out my right side. So long term disabilities till I retire in 2019.
RossJarvis:
Well, one half of the joint’s done, not overly impressed with my skills but hey-ho. Not much work done today either. First off, I used the block plane to get the “lower slope” flat and even, then pared with the chisel the “upper” slope as there was no way to get in there, unless I used the shoulder plane and therefore couldn’t be a***d. Then I managed to b****r up the rebate at the top by being too enthusiastic with hitting stick and chisel. Additionally, this rebate was narrow and the only chisel I had to match was now ground skew!!;
Then I chipped away at the tenony thing on the end, this time using a gentler touch and going a bit slower;
Boy, I’ve been taught chiselling by about 5 different people and appear to have forgotten everything they must have told me. This bit came out relatively satisfactory though. So here we are, one half of a scarf;
I’ve marked the other half, from this and if the weather improves we’ll see if I can do this in one day.
TTFN
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