May 17, 20206 yr Popular Post comment_229136 I knew it! In order to be a Shopsmith owner, you must be logical about your woodworking! Except, Spock is using the tablesaw backwards? Report
May 17, 20206 yr Popular Post comment_229140 29 minutes ago, John Morris said: I knew it! In order to be a Shopsmith owner, you must be logical about your woodworking! Except, Spock is using the tablesaw backwards? Luckily he probably never even plugged it in. Report
May 18, 20206 yr Popular Post comment_229149 Well, that piece of wood is about to be a projectile and the camera person is about to be the target. Oh, what fun!!! John, you do have to be logical to use any of these power tools, and you have to be logical in your process as well as using the tools. Report
May 18, 20206 yr Author Popular Post comment_229150 10 minutes ago, FlGatorwood said: Well, that piece of wood is about to be a projectile and the camera person is about to be the target. Oh, what fun!!! John, you do have to be logical to use any of these power tools, and you have to be logical in your process as well as using the tools. There was some other commentary where I got this image from, he is posing for the camera man. The cameraman could not get the shot he wanted from the machine and the wall behind, so they stuck Spock on the other side, not thinking that folks in the 60's would catch on as quickly as we are now! I knew Spock was logical! Report
May 18, 20206 yr comment_229157 1 hour ago, FlGatorwood said: John, you do have to be logical to use any of these power tools, and you have to be logical in your process as well as using the tools. ER Doctors disagree with this theory. Report
May 18, 20206 yr Author Popular Post comment_229161 Just a couple things I noticed, some fishing poles in to the right behind Spock, and a box of Dri-zit. Hmmm, any of you older timers know what the Dri-Zit is, I assume it's not for acne? Report
May 18, 20206 yr Popular Post comment_229170 https://www.google.com/search?q=dri-zit&rlz=1CDGOYI_enUS869US869&hl=en-US&nfpr=1&prmd=sivn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiszsvxqLzpAhU5gnIEHakbDcwQ_AUoAnoECA0QAg&biw=414&bih=616#imgrc=skeH2BK0UJx2tM Report
May 18, 20206 yr comment_229224 2 hours ago, Fred W. Hargis Jr said: That's pretty much everything I use my sawdust to do. Cheaper. I keep a bucket outside my shop door for oops moments. Report
May 18, 20206 yr comment_229253 Is he actually using a BALLPOINT on wood? Doesn't he know that the ink can run? John Report
May 18, 20206 yr Popular Post comment_229288 6 hours ago, HARO50 said: Doesn't he know that the ink can run? I'm pretty sure it can't without some help Report
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