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I think it is a tool that you put something between the jaws and then squeeze the handles. Your mileage may vary on what you want versus the results you get.
- FlGatorwood and Cal
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I have painted my wall cabinets, router cabinet, router table cabinet and my outfeed table/assembly table/TS Storage cabinet
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Nose piercer for bull rings. The first guy pierces the nose, the second guy gets to remove the tool and insert the ring, while the 1st guy is being tended to by EMT's
- Gene Howe, Cal, Grandpadave52 and 3 others
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Congrats to the winners! Thank you to everyone for making this cause a success again this year!
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2 hours ago, schnewj said:I can't believe, that, we hit the $1500 goal and just stopped.
Come on, guys...take my money please! We have two more weeks to go...
Again, I'll match 10% of anything additional over the goal of $1500 up to a maximum of $50. Let's do something really nice for this family.
I will also match 10% of anything over $1500, up to a maximum of $50. Let's really help this family out!
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5 minutes ago, John Morris said:
And?
For?
Clay?
Because someone had a lot of money and needed one?
- Grandpadave52, HARO50 and John Morris
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It is a custom "design" roller
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Looks like a combination center punch and hand twist drill. Stick is probably on the right track
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Went on that mill tour several years ago with my dad. It was a very cool tour and while in college, I have seen more than my share of mills
- Cal, hatuffej, Grandpadave52 and 1 other
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Sounds like a great menu! I wish a lived several furlongs closer.
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The crank from an old ice cream maker
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Rodeo and chores over the weekend. Wife flew out this AM for training at corporate so I have a week of WOW (With Out Wife). Not sure what I will do or get done yet, hopefully some time in the shop, but we will have to see what happens. What I planned at work for this week went to crap by 6:45 AM, so I am back to improvising and adapting so I can overcome.
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Interesting week for me. Monday was a holiday, so no work. Worked Tuesday, Wednesday I meet my sister and dad in Roseburg for his memory doctor appointment (he is still progressing, but can stay in his home with some help), worked Thursday and took Friday off. Went to the rodeo with my wife Thursday and Friday nights, last night is tonight - Vetreans night (always a nice night). I have mainly done catchup chores yesterday and today. Maybe get in the shop tomorrow. Wife flies out on Monday at 5 am for training in central CA, flies back on Friday.
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Welcome aboard! Awesome looking work
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A quieter day at work - we finished the ODOT project other than a few punch list items subcontractors have to do. Today is the anniversary of when we lost my Mom to lung cancer back in 2001, so a little somber for me today.
As for the weekend, a little shop time, a little yard work time, a little drive about in the woods with guns.
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Thank you!
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2 hours ago, John Morris said:
It really doesn't happen Stick, the shop I used to work at years ago used this method and it was really nice. Foam will not melt from the saw blade, and the foam does not get sucked up into the saw as the foam is restricted under the piece you are cutting, and the foam does not fly around the shop at all, the best foam to use is old Styrofoam cooler type with the small bead granules.
IMHO it's far better than saw horses, and you get complete support of the piece you are cutting.
I have used the pink foam board insulation with excellent results and none of the issues Stick mentioned.
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Got back from a trip to see my wife's mom and her guy friend. Also, she picked up her new rig. As for me, trying to wrap up ODOT this week, a bid this week and startup of another project. Probably no shop time during the week, but will get some this weekend, I hope.
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I get Wood and Woodsmith. I like to thumb through them, sometimes they will have an article or project that interests me. I send shop tips to both and over the years, I have had about 8 or 9 tips "bought" by the magazines
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Over the weekend, I mainly recovered from hell week, part 2. Last week on the ODOT project, we removed striping Monday night, bridge joint seals on Tuesday night, permanent striping on Wednesday and Thursday nights. All said and done, I think I got less than 18 hours of sleep between Monday and Friday. Project is in cleanup and punch list mode now.
Friday, May 17, 2019. What’s on Your Patriot Woodworker Weekend Agenda?
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I am happy that it is Friday. Well spend part of the weekend going from 2 storage units to 1. Then, hopefully, some range time.