charming! first its a who's wood is best comp, now it's turning into who's got the biggest/best chopper?! expect pics soonSatan's Goldfish;4164821; said:
9' long 4'high 5'deep ply tank has begun.....kinda!
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Damn, i should have gotten pics of the power planer, nothing could rub a nice hard piece of wood to smooth satisfying finish faster.mike huntley;4164856; said:charming! first its a who's wood is best comp, now it's turning into who's got the biggest/best chopper?! expect pics soon
you silver tongued devil, you have such a way with words!Satan's Goldfish;4164865; said:
my chopper, small and mighty. decent shaft on it me tinks?
mike huntley;4164876; said:you silver tongued devil, you have such a way with words!
my chopper, small and mighty. decent shaft on it me tinks?
Depends on who you ask whether bigger is best or small is just as good if you know how to use to. A nicely ribbed shaft is useless if you don't have the technique to get enough movement to hit the right spot good and hard with your little chopper.mike huntley;4164878; said:
totally agree. it not the size of the boat it the motion on the ocean. well, so i'm told obviouslySatan's Goldfish;4164903; said:
my brother in law's fav chat up line is,
"have you got a bit of italian in you?"
bird replies, "no"
he says, " would you like some?!"
"have you got a bit of italian in you?"
bird replies, "no"
he says, " would you like some?!"
Don't you mean that's what you tell them?mike huntley;4165166; said:totally agree. it not the size of the boat it the motion on the ocean. well, so i'm told obviously
could i not just scrap the epoxy idea, i'm loosing confidence again, instead use a good quality pond liner on the tank and the filter? will the glass silicone etc ok to the liner? i'm not bothered about it having the odd crease in it too.
