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+1 to this! atb Ste

Last year a friend of mine joined me at a site at a spot for the night. The following morning was a chilly one so I popped a billy on the fire to boil some water. Friend gets up and we start chatting. He begins to talk about the top he was wearing, saying that alothugh he got in in a charity...

Hello and welcom to the forum! :) atb Ste

Welcome to the forum, a few of us floating around. Enjoy! atb Ste

lovely stuff! Great work Hammish. atb Ste

another cracker! the grainand colour on that maple look great. atb Ste

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Hello and welcome! Plenty of helpful info and friendly folks floating around here! i would agree with your nephew! never too old! atb Ste

Lovely work! I particularly like the chip carved one, very nice grain. atb Ste

interesting read and links. Thanks for sharing. atb Ste

Lovely work. As mentioned nice to see a different colour every now and again. atb Ste

I'd love to see it! atb Ste

That's really interesting Thanks for sharing. atb Ste

Sorry to hear of the loss, but that new one is a fantastic! atb Ste

Sorry, I was refering to the knife and belt.

Lovely work Hibrion. I swee what you mean about the ivy! it looks incredible before being dyed black. a nice antique finish would have been lovely. still, customer is always right and all that jazz. out of curiosity, this wasn't made for a chap in Arklow by any chance? atb Ste

"Stupidly Simple" make a pine tar soap that they sell on here. That would be Members Xylaria or Woodstock on here (may have got the spellings wrong). I haven't tried it myself, but i'm pretty sure there was some discussion in the thread about using it for shaving. hope this helps. atb Ste

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Hellow and welcome to the forum. atb Ste

That's really cool. I could do with making one of those for sanding bentwood rings. Thanks for sharing. atb Ste