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No rush... anytime Sunday between 10:59am - 11.00am is fine :)
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I gotta get there first :)
Just watching 3 more motorhomes pull up...... Yay
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Sure no worries :)
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Could you pass that bolt onto Brett please? I'll get it at 643 in a fortnight
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This weekend would be good to catch up. I am moving my Lathe out of the garage into the shop and it is very heavy so all hands on deck :)
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The whole block was a leftover from the cabby's at work , they'd had to laminate an edge top and bottom to get the width they needed, I was just lucky where it ended up, top of cheekrest and bottom of grip.
Not sure if it was done onsite, or prior to the length turning up
Can feel the difference between them when working it, the bulk of it is old, aged well, and hard as concrete, that bit on top is hard, but nowhere near what the rest is.
Seriously not looking forward to hand sanding it, that's gonna feel like going nowhere fast :)

Need to catch up nunga, so you can take over on your one......
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Did you glue a new bit onto that? the wood looks a different colour than the rest of the stock.
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True Paul, but a router is generally easier to do level cuts, and I'm after a more natural flow of curves , it's just time and effort.

Rollover cheekrest starting to shape up now :)
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You would split up my family would you Davey?

Brett, you could use the router bit with a radius to remove wood. Just slowly. Much easier if you're carefully.
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Originally posted by Pauly5 Pauly5 wrote:

Bugger you Pink, i'm looking for my next piece of wood now.

Anyone out there want to buy a laminate stock for a 97K? My wardrobes getting full.


Depends, does the 97 come with it? :P
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