05-08-2013, 03:48 PM
Hi,
Nice job Joe on the needle case.
The pen is a lovely bit of lathe work; you've got this lamination technique well and truly mastered; what an excellent result and done on the engineering lathe; I'm impressed; very well done.
I like these UPOL pads and as you say Joe they sure do last in fact they simply wear away; the pads are big so I always cut my pads into smaller sizes using old scissors. Two rolls of these Upol pads at Rufforth are still available at a fiver for the two; I was looking at them on Saturday as that particular stall is always there right in the corner of the hanger. (David counted 37 pads to a roll). Have you tried rubbing gloss paint down with these pads Joe?
Keep up the good work Joe.
Kind regards, Col.
Nice job Joe on the needle case.
The pen is a lovely bit of lathe work; you've got this lamination technique well and truly mastered; what an excellent result and done on the engineering lathe; I'm impressed; very well done.
I like these UPOL pads and as you say Joe they sure do last in fact they simply wear away; the pads are big so I always cut my pads into smaller sizes using old scissors. Two rolls of these Upol pads at Rufforth are still available at a fiver for the two; I was looking at them on Saturday as that particular stall is always there right in the corner of the hanger. (David counted 37 pads to a roll). Have you tried rubbing gloss paint down with these pads Joe?
Keep up the good work Joe.
Kind regards, Col.
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