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Emiliano Achaval

Emiliano Achaval

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I can finally tell you that next month I have an article coming out in Woodturning UK magazine about pewa patches. If you ever wondered how to do it, you better subscribe now so you will receive next month's issue... I also do Live remote demos and teach how to do it.... I signed a contract with the magazine, included in it is a confidentiality clause. I cant talk about what I'm working on.... After some events in the publishing world, I can understand this clause... Aloha
 
Already subscribed since July and enjoying it immensely. The topic of thread chasing has popped up again in the latest issue. Maybe I need to get my thread chasing tools out of the package and actually use them. :D
 
Bill Boehme said:
Already subscribed since July and enjoying it immensely. The topic of thread chasing has popped up again in the latest issue. Maybe I need to get my thread chasing tools out of the package and actually use them. :D
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I offered to do some thread chasing articles, but I was told they have already someone covering the topic. I was extremely disappointed to see the author does the female threads without using an arm rest. Bill Jones was turning over... I love tradition, you have to at least explain to people how it was done the old english traditional way...
 
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