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Cutting the edges |
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Squaring a round thing |
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Bearing edge |
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Keeping it even |
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Rocket science! |
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Slow but sure - the result is a clean and even bearing - routers "rip" and they scare me ! |
Custom Paint Finishes
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Here are the prototypes and finished design for a custom paint job for Jack Jewell Pink or what? |
Badge Making
| Taff Lloyd has been busy making his own drum badge for his replica Camco Snare, which we are proud to have helped with. | |
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Tools
| A view of the workshop Also "new" are several pieces of equipment - either 2nd hand, saved from the skip or recycled: |
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| Pillar drill - no longer required A new and shiny upstart took it's place - BDB international rescue flew in and saved the day. |
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| In a similar bold and daring mission we found an enormous piece of exterior grade ply - this has been made into a very strong workbench which, in turn supports another great piece of kit - Our ancient hand powered but "automatic descent" pillar drill.
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Cutting & Being Green
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cutting table allows very precise cutting of raw wood- with less
waste in time and resources |
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toms - made in a batch to optimise the wood cuts - we are keen to
keep costs and waste to a minimum |
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less we waste the cheaper we can Knock these drums out - we are
now looking at the cleanest and greenest ways to glue them together. |
Ideas in Development
