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jeremyb wrote:Is it a valve tester?
Excellent try, would you believe me if I said it was a Gibson killer?
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Jay wrote:
jeremyb wrote:Is it a valve tester?
Excellent try, would you believe me if I said it was a Gibson killer?
I can't believe it's not butter!
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It's a butter cutter!
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Hot body, butterface.
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is it a 1:25 scale model of Swindon the town in Wiltshire? Famed for having one of the most stupid roundabouts in the world. The so called 'Magic Roundabout' - a large roundabout consisting of 5 smaller roundabouts.

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I'm only guessing though.
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Thats fuckery to the max!
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Isn't it? But all credit for finding something interesting! That pole in the middle resembles the bandsaw, and yes, the items I am making are going round and round so to speak. We are nearly there... an acoustic guitar builder should pick this straight away...
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Jay wrote:Isn't it? But all credit for finding something interesting! That pole in the middle resembles the bandsaw, and yes, the items I am making are going round and round so to speak. We are nearly there... an acoustic guitar builder should pick this straight away...
A really badly designed pickup winder?
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Kerfling.
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k1w1 wrote:Kerfling.
That was going to be my guess.
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Part of the frame for this?

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jeremyb wrote:Thats fuckery to the max!
It is indeed, I don't think I ever managed to leave at the right exit first time :crazy:
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Lyle wrote:
k1w1 wrote:Kerfling.
That was going to be my guess.
Well done guys. Here a photo with a sample piece. As I said, it works really well and saves a bundle from getting it from Stewmac.

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I have to say swindon was probably a long shot :(
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And I thought Royal Oak roundabout was bad.
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