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What's on your Christmas list from Santa?

Phil Dart

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Anyone hoping that Santa brings something exciting for the workshop? What's on your list?

Me? A bit more heating in my workshop would be nice right now. It's not got above minus 5 outside for a week now!
 

Ray7756

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Would love a top of the range lathe,,,,,but as I am santa i know thats not going to happen :sob: will just have to wait and see what turns up second hand :thumbs:
Phil get yourself a wood burning stove for the workshop,,, oh and a load of insulation
Cheers
Ray
 

Dalboy

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So much on the list, what I will get is another matter.

But I am just happy to be able to get and do some turning
 

flexi

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A couple of Mistrals would be nice!!
Oh you wasn't asking what we would like from you.....sorry....
 

PetrolP

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Phil Dart in the corner of the workshop turning out Mistrals all day !!
Only joking he'd obviously have to do some Siroccos as well

Peter
 

yorkshireman

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You will not regret it. Is one of the best bits of kit I bought set up with the Alex Snodgrass method and with Tuffsaw blades cuts straight great for resaw can not falt it

Thanks for that Bob mate. I’ve been using an axminster 350 for some years now and never been happy with it. No matter how carefully I tried to set it up it just seemed a bit er.. rough and ragged even after following the video you mentioned and Tuffsaws. I was at Harrogate with Jim last month and the record just seemed quality so I bought on the spot. Anyway I’ve got new Tuffsaws blades ready and hopefully should have it set up and cutting by the weekend.
 

Phil Dart

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Ratty

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Getting the kit together to make Kit less pens. Phil I will be in need of a chat soon re triple start taps etc.

Santa has big list this year, just don't tell mrs clause about it :wink:
 

KevinMc

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Anyone hoping that Santa brings something exciting for the workshop? What's on your list?

Me? A bit more heating in my workshop would be nice right now. It's not got above minus 5 outside for a week now!


Ah well I was lucky enough for Santa (my wife Yvonne) to go with me to the Harrogate Show and Santa bought me three crown tools... looking forward to learning how to use them... one is the midi hollowing tool (oh what a mess I make of trying to hollow) remember the smoking / flying snow man I posted...and a round and square scraper..

As for heat I have just bought an oil filled rad from Costco and it’s specialises in NOT burning dust... I have just come out of the toasty workshop at 9pm...

Kevin :banana:
 
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