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Had that with araldite before when using powder, after 2 days i picked it all out and re-mixed it and it was fine. I wondered at the time if it was humidity related

I used to do a lot of wildlife photography and on one estate the owners asked me to photograph any car I saw parked beside the road by there fields.

Yep, yews lovely to turn another favourite of mine is elm burr, this hollow form from back in the summer And also a coffee table from last month

Was going to post some pics of my previous woodturnings but thought I may as well just go and make something, so this is what I did this afternoon. Local yew felled last winter but had been dead standing for a year or so before, was hard as hell ??

I'd be really keen to get a simple fixed blade without handle, I've got some lovely wood here thats too small for wood turning but too good to use as kindling

How do you get in touch with agouti? Both me and my neighbour have sent messages on the contact us page of the website and neither of us has had a reply, can't see any other contains t details on the site. They might do great kits but if we can't get in contact we can't buy. Who else can we buy kits off?

That tip about sticking the locator down the top of your wellie is genius Yeh for those of you with slim calves ,,,,,but some of us struggle to get wellys over said area,,,,lol Yeah I tried this today and its not right for me, just too tight

Could they have got hold of any poison? Sounds worrying

That tip about sticking the locator down the top of your wellie is genius ??

Never used frontline spray but doesn't it work in the same way as the spot-on stuff does on the dogs? I mean doesn't it keep killing the ticks for a few weeks after application? Does anyone use the spot-on stuff on their ferrets?

Kind of like this recipie but then I put it in a dehydrator (Andrew James on off Amazon) to dry itit. Really easyhttp://www.yuppiechef.com/spatula/how-to-make-biltong/

I make biltong using the back straps and thighs, great snack to take out ferreting. Either that or curry

I'd also be interested in a 4th option, a basic, high quality blade that I could put my own handle on. Would be a good use for the elm burr off cuts from my turning.

We've had a single rabbit causing a few problems in the veggie patch this week, little sod's been eating my Christmas sprouts! Anyway this morning, in some dreadful weather the other half says she's just seen him going under the potting shed. Out we go with 2 stop nets and the hob, 5 minutes latter and we've got lunch??? Now let's just hope he was alone.

That's how I read it, this is for an extra collar. A search using the manufacturers name gives lots of sites in French with prices for the finder and collar very similar or slightly more than Deben prices here. My guess is that its either made and sold under licence frm Deben or its the name Deben trade as in France.