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I'm making a couple of these when the workshop gets built! :lol: :eusa-whistle:

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Bar stool for kilt wearers! :eusa-dance:

Cheers
Mark
 
justaskin":3gjjaeyn said:
JC Mark

If the seat is 4 foot square you must have a huge backside to balance the wedding tackle :lol:

Richard
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It's made to account for a range of buttock generosities! :lol:

Cheers
Mark
 
TrimTheKing":uvpe8wrf said:
Phil":uvpe8wrf said:
Looks a wee bit on the small side?

Cheers
Phil
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I don't know what you mean Phil, that's in my kitchen and it's a 4 foot square top… :eusa-whistle:

Cheers
Mark
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Not the 4ft m2 but the area for the welding equipment.

And if thats in your kitchen, never peee-offf the wife.
 
Very smart! Looks fairly manageable for a first build when my 'shop is done - not sure it would set the right tone with the Mrs who is already tiring of my build! :lol: :?
 
The irony is, I'm a kilt wearer myself and am sorely tempted to make a couple for nothing more than the novelty value! [emoji2]

Cheers
Mark

PS I'm well aware that isn't irony at all but I like the phrase and couldn't think of any better right now!
 
Phil":15uo9vy6 said:
TrimTheKing":15uo9vy6 said:
Phil":15uo9vy6 said:
Looks a wee bit on the small side?

Cheers
Phil
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I don't know what you mean Phil, that's in my kitchen and it's a 4 foot square top… :eusa-whistle:

Cheers
Mark
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Not the 4ft m2 but the area for the welding equipment.

And if thats in your kitchen, never peee-offf the wife.
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I just looked at this again and did some rough mental maths. If that top was 12' square then that would make the 'welding rod' slot at least one twelfth, so it if was indeed 4' square then that would make the sausage slot 4" across.

If you're of belief that is small then I hope to God I never share a prison cell with you!!! [emoji2]

Cheers
Mark
 
TrimTheKing":2tcfmhy0 said:
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If you're of belief that is small then I hope to God I never share a prison cell with you!!! [emoji2]

Cheers
Mark
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Depends on whether he is a 'shower' or a 'grower' :lol:
 
Careful, guys, my mum reads this forum ;) *



*Yeah, really. It's her best way of finding out what's going on with my build.
 
RogerS":cbijlr9r said:
TrimTheKing":cbijlr9r said:
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If you're of belief that is small then I hope to God I never share a prison cell with you!!! [emoji2]

Cheers
Mark
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Depends on whether he is a 'shower' or a 'grower' :lol:
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You probably need a Winter chair and a Summer chair to cater for seasonal changes.

Cheers
Phil
 
Why not do a plaster cast - then it will be true to scale? [emoji3]

Are you a Scotsman then Mark or a creature of fashion - what tartan do you wear?

Rod
 
Rod":srj3o2zx said:
Why not do a plaster cast - then it will be true to scale? [emoji3]

Are you a Scotsman then Mark or a creature of fashion - what tartan do you wear?

Rod
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Bit of both Rod. Family on my Mum's side is Scot's and family tartan is Sutherland but I'm not a fan so for my wedding I had a custom kilt suit made in charcoal grey.



Cheers
Mark
 
Very smart though socks needed pulling up! [emoji3]

My paternal Grandmother was a Scot though I never traced that side of my family back. My maternal Grandmother always thought her family Vasey originated from Scotland but I could only trace them back to the NE.
I wore a kilt etc to a nephew's wedding who married a lassie from Kilcurdy but I didn't go commando. I was trying to get the Scot tartan but the hire shops only supply a very limited range.

Rod
 
TrimTheKing":2kdorz1a said:
Bit of both Rod. Family on my Mum's side is Scot's and family tartan is Sutherland but I'm not a fan so for my wedding I had a custom kilt suit made in charcoal grey.



Cheers
Mark
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I am not quite sure what to say after looking at the photo. I know if I was there I would have burst out laughing though. Not sure if it is the Nora Batty socks, shaved legs, doc martins, shades or the skirts. :D Bet you had a great day though.
 
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