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Brag Forum / animal family
« on: June 06, 2010, 10:06:43 pm »
Animal families plus Steves dog
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The Coffee Shop / Paradise
« on: June 05, 2010, 05:37:53 pm »
another day in paradise, pouring with rain and a massive 10c
Jimbo
Jimbo
183
The Coffee Shop / Supper
« on: June 04, 2010, 03:54:24 am »
This a great coffee break my lovely wife has just brought me coffee crakers with tomato on peanut brownies and a chocie biscute
YUM
Jimbo
YUM
Jimbo
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The Coffee Shop / New
« on: June 03, 2010, 03:14:45 am »
Did any one notice I'm a full member, does that I have had to much to drink?
Jimbo
Jimbo
185
The Coffee Shop / I'm glad
« on: June 02, 2010, 03:13:12 am »
I'm glad my Ryobi passed on as it has given me the chance to make so many new friends who like to chat about the things that are dear to me, scrolling woodturning family and many more and it is informative as well as a good laugh at times
Thanks a million friends
Jimbo
Thanks a million friends
Jimbo
186
General Scroll Saw Talk / Important
« on: June 02, 2010, 03:02:26 am »
I was at our monthly club meating last night and one of our members had an imortant message.
His [shed, work shop] had been brocken ito during the night and all his hand tools plus power tools had been stolen, he said the only thing left was his lathe and scroll saw, both wre bolted down, his shed was locked.
It is important to itemise all your tools and keep reciepts for insurance purposes, it is alsoa good idea to take photos of all you gear
Jimbo
His [shed, work shop] had been brocken ito during the night and all his hand tools plus power tools had been stolen, he said the only thing left was his lathe and scroll saw, both wre bolted down, his shed was locked.
It is important to itemise all your tools and keep reciepts for insurance purposes, it is alsoa good idea to take photos of all you gear
Jimbo
187
The Coffee Shop / S & P
« on: June 02, 2010, 02:49:36 am »
Finished my salt and pepper shakers 5 sets and one salt shaker
Jimbo
Jimbo
188
General Scroll Saw Talk / Sanding
« on: June 01, 2010, 09:37:17 pm »
When sanding go through the grades and make sure the scratch marks are removed from the last grit, I have found for scroll work 220 is the highest grit I go depending on the timber, for turning up to 400 some go through to a 1000 for very fine work, for flat boards I finish with an ranom orbital sander and find 120 grit is fine as it leaves no sanding scratches.
What are your thoughts
Jimbo
What are your thoughts
Jimbo
189
The Coffee Shop / Club night
« on: May 31, 2010, 11:15:10 pm »
Off to wood butchers club tonight and am taking some of my finished scroll work, may be looking for a new club tommorrow, will let you all know the results.
Jimbo
PS Only one week to go
Jimbo
PS Only one week to go
190
Ask Steve a question. / Photos
« on: May 31, 2010, 11:06:59 pm »
Hi Steve
How do I get my photos down to 384kb or less so I can post them? do I cut down the Pixels on the camera? and if so by how much, The camera is a 4 pixel canon
thanks
Jimbo
How do I get my photos down to 384kb or less so I can post them? do I cut down the Pixels on the camera? and if so by how much, The camera is a 4 pixel canon
thanks
Jimbo
191
The Coffee Shop / Lunch
« on: May 31, 2010, 08:30:27 pm »
Lunch break over must do some turning, I am catching up on my lathe work while I am sawless, at the moment I am making salt and pepper shakers
Eat your heart out
Jimbo
Eat your heart out
Jimbo
193
Introduce Yourself. / Is it to late
« on: May 28, 2010, 06:45:18 pm »
Hi from NZ
I may have left it late to introduce my self [I'm the one that used to own a ryobi].
I live in the capital of New Zealand and have been scolling for about 5 weeks, take off a week cos my sroller went ape and is now in heaven so to speak.
It's a great show, thanks Steve
Jimbo
I may have left it late to introduce my self [I'm the one that used to own a ryobi].
I live in the capital of New Zealand and have been scolling for about 5 weeks, take off a week cos my sroller went ape and is now in heaven so to speak.
It's a great show, thanks Steve
Jimbo
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The Coffee Shop / On Line
« on: May 28, 2010, 06:14:30 pm »
I'm on line early this morning as winter has arrived and temps. have dropped from 20c to 6c yesterday and is around 10c. today and it has been raining on and off for over a week we have flooding around most of the country, BUT when my new saw arives I wont feel the cold
Jimbo
Jimbo
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General Scroll Saw Talk / Safety
« on: May 27, 2010, 11:00:53 pm »
Another thing on safety.
If you smoke PLEASE wear a dust mask, I have several and the best I find for dust protection is the "dust be gone" it is made in USA and while it is not cheap it is the best around, it is light wont fog glasses and is washable, it comes in 3 sizes, also your hearing is important if you have noisy machinary.
Think about a few dollars is cheaper than the doctors bills
Jimbo
If you smoke PLEASE wear a dust mask, I have several and the best I find for dust protection is the "dust be gone" it is made in USA and while it is not cheap it is the best around, it is light wont fog glasses and is washable, it comes in 3 sizes, also your hearing is important if you have noisy machinary.
Think about a few dollars is cheaper than the doctors bills
Jimbo
