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28/11/2007, 17:24 Chris Head Joined on 21/11/2004 What next? Posts 2,526 Re: A bench. With 'stuff' client put on it. I'm bored.    Report

28/11/2007, 17:43 Jonzjob Joined on 23/08/2004 Nr Carcassonne, 11 Posts 2,525 Re: A bench. Hmmmmmm, that's nice varnish !!! Did he doo the underside too? John. The only difference between the men & the boys is the size & the shape & the price of their toys!!    Report

28/11/2007, 19:56 Meg Joined on 17/02/2006 Charente Posts 1,922 Re: A bench. Doesn't look very happy there against a wall. Needs to be in a beautiful garden. I'll help move it?? This post is a natural product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and are in no way to be considered as flaws or defects.    Report

28/11/2007, 21:11 Chris Head Joined on 21/11/2004 What next? Posts 2,526 Re: A bench. It was a she JJ...& she does all the odd jobs around the house...I wouldn't have sold it to her if I'd have known it was gonna look like a chocolate bench! Still, to each their own I guess? Reckon you could move it Moggy? It'd take several WeedyFennys just to lift one end!      Report

28/11/2007, 22:00 Bugbear Joined on 15/11/2006 Vienne (86) Posts 3,518 Re: A bench. That is very nice Chris. What is the 'C' with the 'x' in it on the left-hand upright, your logo ? "Life is Short - Forgive Quickly - Love Truly - Laugh Uncontrollably"    Report

28/11/2007, 22:48 sharkhunter Joined on 20/11/2004 24 riberac Posts 269 Re: A bench. it's a biggie & to part with it for mere money didn't seem right. Hi Chris, the 'mere money' you mention would enable you to buy that elusive sanding machine you need ??? www.renovations24dordogne.com    Report

29/11/2007, 6:23 Chris Head Joined on 21/11/2004 What next? Posts 2,526 Re: A bench. Thanks Gary, it's my signature...when the ladies ask me what the 'x' is I tell them it's a kiss, when the blokes ask...it doesn't signify anything! Have you SEEN the price of some of those sanding machines sharkhunter? Must admit the time saved standing behind handheld machines would be significant, the small lathe Dad gave me is still destined for the task...just waiting for some kind soul to give me a few lessons! The 'mere' comment has brought to the fore a subject I keep meaning to bring up for artisans here...philosophy of pricing is the subject. Gluestick is the main instigator of the thought processes. I'll try later.    Report

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