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I have an ebor 48" tee square for long cuts & a 40" Mapped edge one I got from lion aalso suitable for using frameco glass cutter on

Stitch it in place with thread the same colour or invisible thread or possibly glue,

I have one of these most exelent solid machine's, very reliable indeed, occaisionally the hammer jam's if I forget to check the wedges but at £50.00 bite the man's hand of

Where on earth do you dig this stuff up from, Too much time on yourhand's perhap's, However the humour is apreciated, well done

Definatly both, You would be most welcome, Just off the A508 at boughton, emergency tent available for those unable to drive afterward's,

Oh Peter...What are you doing donning my baby chickie...and my name. That is rather too much avatar for ya sport, go back to your rather hairy viking thingy...

Do you folks really toss chevrons whilst drunk at happy hour...?

Will their be very very long happy hours whilst you await a new PM..or ...

Oh, great!

One forum where I could gather information and enjoy civil conversations without a raving lunatic like Cathy butting in, and YOU GUYS BLEW IT !

I thought this forum's standards were higher than that of The Grumble, but No OO o!

You really ought to consider keeping the riff-raff out ...

Thank's but it is going to be a whole weekend of fun, with a big hangover afterward's, lol

My alter ego as A dark age warrior is coming to the fore, I just finished cleaning my sword's & starting on armour repair's ready for the season. (well hitting people by agreement is a great stressbuster)
We are holding a Battle Re-enactment/Medieval fair to raise fund's for Help the Hero's in ...

Thank's kev, I just knew you would have a better idea, will be "updating my bits"

Having seen the man live a few time's, This track is rather tame , My fave is I wanna be a f*****g builder when i grow up or possibly the ultimatly tasteless you cant say c**t in canada

It all depend's on the size of offcut, some of the larger bit's are used by local art student's or myself for iether painting on or slumpwork
broken glass removed from thing's brought in for repair goes into a bucket out doors & smashed then another bucket over the top, my partner takes it with him ...

Ah! so then it is Vanke' transport, , imagine a truck stop, Ve vork for vanke' transport Poor driver's

There is a village in Southern Germany pronounced 'Vank' and I nearly hit a tree when I saw the sign![/quote]
What ? like the lorry we saw on the motorway, Wanke' transport,

I am sure Pete will be absolutely thrilled with this , Just Imagining his calm reaction as I type

I love my Morso , mine is nearly 50 year's old & still work's perfectly

I have a range of varied depth pairs of pieces of wood mitered at both end's & stick them onto the rebate rest with double sided tape, you still get the adjustability & the tape cleans off easily with lighter fuel or zest it, cheap & easy

That's wot i said just not so many word's

Or reverse bevel thin foamcore with mount on top, look's wicked & no glue involved

I have an old 1960's pistorius underpinner which work's perfectly, I use the roller stand's for big frames & they are so easy to move around even in a small workshop like mine, they are also used when I need to stain or paint long length's of moulding or as extra support when on the morso ...