Ed-Zulu

is this played with fingers like a guitar or is it semi percussion and how does it sound like? Edit: I see the spoon there next to it?

Epoxy

Something is not lekker, don't want to discuss my details, but similar situation and wanting certificates back from 2013.

Love! The kind a parent gives is beaultiful!

Which one then in your experience?

If you have nothing possitive to add, why not rather keep quiet. Edit: ot then at least fill us in what your opinion or experience is?

Also just bought on auction a very rare Swedish block plane, will share the before and after once done with the resto. The two planes above need light sanding and plane iron sharpening only

Sometimes you get lucky, it seems it was my turn this past month...asked my niece in Benoni to be on the lookout for block planes of any description (I collect them and any other type of piano and violin planes) She phoned me about a month ago whilst trawling the antique shops around Benoni and surrounds with a "would this be what you looking for?" Sent me few pics of the planes and price and done deal! Stanley #130 - combination Block plane with bull nose plane in excellent condition Stanley #174 - piano plane in same condition (this is a Stanley Sweetheart edition) Bill = R180.00

Bokdoos en rape!

OK send me the invoice

OK, OK, he did do the prototyping for free

Hit me bru! LOL I'd pay you for that...and I'm saying this in my darts presenters voice....one hundred and fifty!! If I'm lowballing you,you can unfriend me or just tell me the price?

I surely beats Percy! And when he's a pissed teenager he can show them his Rocket...show us your red rocket River Rocket! And after a good roggering he can stand back and say...I told you Rocket is somewhat peppery Or his girlfriend could say things like....oh boy, did you fail to launch Rocket Boy etc etc Still beats Percy

Kinky!

V12 is spot on...it's also lighter and easier to handle over long periods and much more cost effective. You should go the rental route on the orbital sander, something with variable speed is always a winner.

Now here's a real twat to moan about... http://images.mentalfloss.com/sites/default/files/styles/article_640x430/public/barney_primary.png

Oh bother!

Thats awesome Skollie! My cousing in Cape Town does this for a living, check out his webpage http://www.muralmaniac.co.za/

Ahh, youthful exuberance

A trebochet, I'm all ears and eyes!

Interesting, along the coast here it has to be kiln dried CCA, so don't have the moisture problem. But yes, you need to finely select your stock

Dear Pethubbers, I'm in search of two Irish Terrier puppies, either from the same or diffirent litters, to act as companions to my two sons aged nearly seven and 10. If you know of a nice family or breeder, please pm me. Thanks Ed

I'm with you on this one...all pallet wood is cut from either A grade or sub A grade. And if you understand pine timber grading in this country, that means it sawn from s h i t! Often times also sawn from juvinile pine. Like isetech has shown, you can turn it into really nice functional furniture, i just think it's a fad like fat bikes (see what I did there, so bad ).

May I ask why pallets? Do you have a bunch that you have access to? Truss pine is also very cost effective 38 x 114 x 3.0m only cost R69 with CCA treatment at the coast

One of those "what a brilliant idea" that will work twice and give you s h i t forever after