[shot in the foot]

Well i have just came back from a carboot and what a bargain i got, there was a women sell all her ex husbands tools, a bit of revenge I think, I had only been used once, she wanted only £12 for it, then she said give me £8 and you can have it, she even put in the new blades, i will have to try it out next week when i come back from camping, should be fun learning how, jeff

my new router,

 

[Frodo]

You are a lucky chap! Have fun and take care!

 

[Guest]

B)wow,very good price,is that polishment tool?

 

[Dayhiker]

Lucky bugger!

 

[ZDP-189]

No, but it cuts roundovers really well. Quite a steal. You should have asked about his sports convertible.

 

[shot in the foot]

No, but it cuts roundovers really well. Quite a steal. You should have asked about his sports convertible.

I bought 2 shirts and a nice set of screwdivers as well, wish i played golf his golf clubs were there aswell ha ha, i missed the 3 in one power tools, jeff

 

[smitty]

Way to go Jeff ! That will do routing, cutting, carving, sanding and polishing with 1/8" and 1/4" collets! I have a flex shaft attachment for mine that also takes 1/8" Dremel tool bits. I use it all the time.

 

[ZDP-189]

Here are two I made recently with 1/8" and 3/16" roundovers. The insides of the forks are not rounded.

On a 7mm sheet, the difference is dramatic. The 1/8" is softened, but the 3/16" is fully round. The smaller radius has a thicker feel to it, even though it isn't.

I only just started doing this with a router for these two. I used to do all my roundovers the slow way with emery cloth.

 

[hawk2009]

Nice find Jeff for sale at £12 and you did not have to talk her down she just offered you it for £8 excellent.

 

[ZDP-189]

Come back next weekend and your misses can negotiate with the seller's bloke over a Louis Vuitton handbag. Maybe you can offer the router in trade if he throws in the Prada.

 

[shot in the foot]

Here are two I made recently with 1/8" and 3/16" roundovers. The insides of the forks are not rounded.

On a 7mm sheet, the difference is dramatic. The 1/8" is softened, but the 3/16" is fully round. The smaller radius has a thicker feel to it, even though it isn't.

I only just started doing this with a router for these two. I used to do all my roundovers the slow way with emery cloth.

I love them, i dont know what i would do if i lost mine, they are a lot tuffer than they look, and will be great to fire in the winter, they wont get cold, and make you hands cold when its freezing outside, not like the metal ones, and the bands are still going strong, been out for a couple of hours shooting up the farm, ive had 37 crows with it up to now, jeff

 

[Frodo]

37 crows? You are definitly a good hunter!

 

[shot in the foot]

37 crows? You are definitly a good hunter!

Any one could hit them they just sit there, they have done a lot of damage, and killed young chickens, jeff

 

[USASlingshot]

thats really nice! if you have a jig you can make it into a router table. great buy!

 

[pelleteer]

8 GBP works out to about $12.50 USD currently!

That's gotta be the steal of the century. You're an evil man, Shot!

Congrats!

 

[Flatband]

Right place at the right time Jeff!!!!!! Nice Router set! Nice frames too Dan! Flatband

 

[Sam]

What a steal, they should lock you up!

Congratulations on getting 37 crows on a single band-set BTW, that new technology Dan is utilising obviously has some merit to it!