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Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)

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  1. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Maybe try applying DNA after turning and sanding to try and get the dust out of the pores. Just a thought.
  2. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Thanks for the tip.
  3. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler) started following Ron Dudelston
  4. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Very Nice indeed. Your usual fine craftsmanship. The Patio Base is a great addition.
  5. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Hi John, I got a phone call and my password was reset during the phone conversation. I am NOW back on line. I don't understand what has happened but I didn't get any of the emails about my password. My email is indeed: erichar294@aol.com and I do get emails daily from others. Just weird but alls well that ends well. Thanks.
  6. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Don't see a thread started for this weekend (12/12 and 12/13) so I will list TD List anyway. 1. Reorganize storage in my "shop". It was getting too hard to find things so I ordered another storage cabinet. It came yesterday. Disappointed in it but the ones I have used heretofore seem to have been discontinued by the orange big box. Will have to make do with the new one even though it's decidedly inferior. 2. Six pens to turn. 3. 26 Christmas ornaments (Steve Good design) to cut on the Scroll Saw
  7. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    I can see why he entrusted this project to you. Nice job.
  8. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    That's a REAL Beautiful clock.
  9. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    A GREAT thing for him to do. A nice young man.
  10. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Ron's right. A nice 14" band saw is calling you and could be your Christmas present.. Rikon has a 13" re-saw capacity. Don't know for sure about Jet or others.
  11. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Finish is revealing the beauty of the grain. Great job.
  12. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Thanks for sharing this. Very well presented. Being a Brass Player, I was aware of Monette Trumpets. Far too expensive for me to afford but cherished by all who own them. I was very interested in the section on the fret-less banjos. I had not seen one - all that I have seen had frets as the other banjo maker used. It was a very interesting presentation.
  13. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Really nice shop with a good amount of space. Reading your tool list, it appears that you don't have a lathe available to you. Is that correct
  14. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Welcome Matt.
  15. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    When I worked at Greenfield Village, I had a tredle wood lathe to use in making patterns for the iron foundry. It worked just fine. However we bought buggy/carriage wheel spokes, hubs and felloes from an Amish company in Ohio and they used water power machinery to make them. So even the Amish see the value in power machinery. Go figure.
  16. Ernie Richardson (BAA Bugler)
    Not on my part but almost all women that I know don't like to get stuff in their hair.I did have a woman working in the up-and-down sawmill at Greenfield Village. Funny - her co-workers were a couple of college kids (I was the Engineer for the steam engine that ran the saw mill) It was funny: We'd just brought up a large oak log and it had to be moved from the wagon that it came up the ramp on onto the saw carriage. She'd been at lunch and the two college kids (both tackles on their college football team and big strong kids) had been struggling with cant hooks to flip the log over onto the saw carriage without success). She came back from lunch and said "You boys look tuckered out. Let Mama do this". She grabbed a cant hook, set it in the middle of the log and flipped the log over onto the saw carriage by herself. She just understood practical mechanics and she was a small woman: 5'2" . I was looking up from the engine level at the saw platform and just about fell over laughing. No I don't think women can't or shouldn't do wood working -just the shavings in the hair thing.

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