And today I did......
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Canny beat lamb chops. Traditional Scottish breakfast 
Single loin, crispy on the fat.
When we made the steak pies we put a little lamb in with the stew as it helps the flavour by sweetening it.
Wee butchers trick for yez there
A lamb chop into any beef stew makes a real difference, but trim all the fat off it first.
Table coming on now ive mostly sorted the legs, though that said theyre not complete and theres some side pieces to fit.
Middle section(in the hole) is a sphere. Fixed lower half with the upper being removable.
Given its for a garden you can hide the cream cakes inside, safe from insects
Legs will be 2 tone, side bits to be fitted will get stained to compliment the top. Then Scottish winter surviving levels of varnish.
Single loin, crispy on the fat.
When we made the steak pies we put a little lamb in with the stew as it helps the flavour by sweetening it.
Wee butchers trick for yez there
A lamb chop into any beef stew makes a real difference, but trim all the fat off it first.Table coming on now ive mostly sorted the legs, though that said theyre not complete and theres some side pieces to fit.
Middle section(in the hole) is a sphere. Fixed lower half with the upper being removable.
Given its for a garden you can hide the cream cakes inside, safe from insects
Legs will be 2 tone, side bits to be fitted will get stained to compliment the top. Then Scottish winter surviving levels of varnish.
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Smart table Dyna............I know, rare of me to say something nice but it is a smart table
Mind you the leg design looks a bit modern, a bit CAD, might look great with carbon fibre finish or polished alloy look but not sure it suits wood. Mind you still well executed !
Smart table Dyna............I know, rare of me to say something nice but it is a smart table
Mind you the leg design looks a bit modern, a bit CAD, might look great with carbon fibre finish or polished alloy look but not sure it suits wood. Mind you still well executed !
highlandsflyer
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Looks like some sort of apparatus for a Masonic ritual!
highlandsflyer
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How are the mudguards coming on? I fancy a set.
Well not 
Though i did buy ten sheets of 0.8mm balsa as its really light and at that thickness really flexible. I'll sort a former for it for sure, just get this done as its not just a prototype for a coffee table but a B/day prezzie for Mum who's B/D was yesterday and its not done
I will get something sorted on it :? Its not difficult or time consuming really, more of just short of time
Though i did buy ten sheets of 0.8mm balsa as its really light and at that thickness really flexible. I'll sort a former for it for sure, just get this done as its not just a prototype for a coffee table but a B/day prezzie for Mum who's B/D was yesterday and its not doneI will get something sorted on it :? Its not difficult or time consuming really, more of just short of time
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A lovely day here in Fifeshire
so I went out on the MTB and did a extended version of my mid week loop about 20 miles at a good pace. Why is it when I slow down to about 30mph when approaching a walker, then they turn round and look at me like I've got a dead baby in my mouth. They pick up their dog/child/granny and dive out the way, guys you can be honest "Do I look that bad? Do I look like Satans offspring?" :?
A lovely day here in Fifeshire
so I went out on the MTB and did a extended version of my mid week loop about 20 miles at a good pace. Why is it when I slow down to about 30mph when approaching a walker, then they turn round and look at me like I've got a dead baby in my mouth. They pick up their dog/child/granny and dive out the way, guys you can be honest "Do I look that bad? Do I look like Satans offspring?" :?
