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    My OH favourite phrase is 'its not designed for that' - his head would explode if I started using the tumble drier to polish my jewellery!
    Di x

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    Yes, I was joking !! haha - but a tumble dryer!! I hadn't thought of that one.

    Jules

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    Ha ha ha ha...your old man sounds just like mine Di,...no sense of ADVENTURE!!. Mine is pretty resigned now...and happily admits that he would put nothing past me!! I love him to bits!!!

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    Barbara, if it wasn't for folk like us, if the entire world was composed of clones of our husbands, nothing would ever get invented!
    Di x

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    a 6" house nail cut rounded and polished to make a stone setting tool.
    Em

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    Quote Originally Posted by Solunar Silver Studio View Post
    Ha ha ha ha! That reminds me of the time I kept the kids busy by giving them each a jam jar full of milk and getting them to shake it until it turned into 'butter'!! they danced and jigged and giggled but it worked in the end!!...and they had their own butter on bread for tea!! It only happened the once though....they saw through it the next time I suggested it!!!

    ....got any spare children hanging around??!!
    I remember doing that in primarys school when I was about 5, we all poured the cream from the top of our milk bottles into a jar and took turns to shake it, then had crackers with our butter on!

    As for hand made tools, I honestly don't think I have any. I need to be more resourceful!

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    Default claw or prong setting

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    Last edited by ben b; 13-09-2009 at 01:52 AM.

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    What a great idea Green Beetle - I want to try that - wher do you get the bits that go into the bottle? is it called 'shot'?
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    There was a thread about this somewhere..I remember adding my post to it but I can't find it now... Anyway - my contribution to it was...

    http://www.ukge.co.uk/UK/grits.asp (stainless steel fine media)

    and http://www.kitiki.co.uk/shop.htm?htt....portal.ID4434 (If you can fight your way through their terrible website and get to a page you can order from!!!!)

    Also some of the other pmc/acs places do it too...and I don't know if Cooksons do...but if they don't they could........

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    I'm trying to make a nylon cross pein hammer from a normal nylon hammer but It's so hard, I can't cut it. Any ideas anyone?

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