alupton

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December 2020

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What innovative techniques @AndrewJones Great results! I particularly liked how you used the pen kit. What is the wood you used? Coupled with the alum ...

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Love the simplicity of these toys @robchin and can imagine making something similar this year. The ones using small branches remind me of a 'bridge' m ...

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Thanks so much, @robchin What a wonderful selection of bud vases. I particularly like the third from the left. Very elegant. Your idea of using vials ...

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These are great @Poppop. I love that they are stackable both inside and on top of each other. I also imagine they would be quite sturdy for young ones ...

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Thanks so much @Noyade I often see something on YouTube and think that it looks like an easy and cheaper way to make woodworking accessories. More ti ...

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Thanks @MitchellMc I will now use my drill press for the sanding drums. This will free up my router that has the added con of being more difficult to ...

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Hi @bex1981 A few years ago I built a water feature using a 'micro corrugated' metal sheet. I don't have any photos, unfortunately, but it was great t ...

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Hi Everyone. Here's my very first lathe project. I wanted to make a special bud vase for my wife. I used my Ryobi 350W 970mm wood lathe and the two ch ...

Finding My Feet

If door to belt not closed correct it will not run check if door is closed tight

Making a Splash

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Yes. They went to a Day care centre and are used daily

Becoming a Leader

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Love this @alupton When I started wood turning I made a lot of small bud vases. off-cuts of wood and little glass vials from the School Science suppli ...

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my first attempt it’s very rushed and became chaotic in my eagerness to fill in the spaces, my mistake I had to scrape it all off as it detracted from ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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Hello @maryg Before you begin I would suggest to invest in some safety glasses and some rubber dipped gloves. Safety is paramount when cutting or crac ...

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Hi Mitchell Have not started my first mosaic yet I’ve been stocking supplies buying tools and even bought a shed to set up in so nearly ready I have ...

Kind of a Big Deal

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"I will now use my drill press for the sanding drums." I've found those drum sanding kits useful with the drill press...

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Hi @alupton. I'm sure you won't be disappointed with the new addition of the scroll saw. We will be looking forward to all the projects you have t ...

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What innovative techniques @AndrewJones Great results! I particularly liked how you used the pen kit. What is the wood you used? Coupled with the alum ...

Building a Reputation

Love the simplicity of these toys @robchin and can imagine making something similar this year. The ones using small branches remind me of a 'bridge' m ...

Building a Reputation

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Thanks so much, @robchin What a wonderful selection of bud vases. I particularly like the third from the left. Very elegant. Your idea of using vials ...

Building a Reputation

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These are great @Poppop. I love that they are stackable both inside and on top of each other. I also imagine they would be quite sturdy for young ones ...

Building a Reputation

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Thanks @MitchellMc I will now use my drill press for the sanding drums. This will free up my router that has the added con of being more difficult to ...

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Hi @bex1981 A few years ago I built a water feature using a 'micro corrugated' metal sheet. I don't have any photos, unfortunately, but it was great t ...

Building a Reputation

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Hi Everyone. Here's my very first lathe project. I wanted to make a special bud vase for my wife. I used my Ryobi 350W 970mm wood lathe and the two ch ...

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Cheers @Brad Thanks so much for your advice and link. I'm now thinking that by the time I set up a new corded jigsaw with a switch box, I'd have most ...

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Re: How to turn a pen without a lathe video

Re: Looking for ideas and drawings for children's toys

Re: My First Lathe Project - Wabi-Sabi

Re: Play boxes made from Bunnings fence palings and marine ply.

Re: How Best to Make Sanding Drums for My Ryobi Router

Re: How Best to Make Sanding Drums for My Ryobi Router

Re: Building a water feature

My First Lathe Project - Wabi-Sabi

Re: I used my Ryobi lathe once then ...

Re: Play boxes made from Bunnings fence palings and marine ply.

Re: My First Lathe Project - Wabi-Sabi

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Re: my first mosaic project

Re: How Best to Make Sanding Drums for My Ryobi Router

Re: How Best to Make Sanding Drums for My Ryobi Router

Re: How to turn a pen without a lathe video

Re: Looking for ideas and drawings for children's toys

Re: My First Lathe Project - Wabi-Sabi

Re: Play boxes made from Bunnings fence palings and marine ply.

Re: How Best to Make Sanding Drums for My Ryobi Router

Re: Building a water feature

My First Lathe Project - Wabi-Sabi

Re: Piggy banks and toy cars - just for fun

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