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Thats an attractive looking piece
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Men were certainly men in the previous decades..a lot of the old fellas I grew up around were missing a few digits too...especially farmers and timber workers. I won't even run my table saw with anyone around...it's eye protection...ear plugs and calm focus. When I had it out the other day for the cabinet shelves it was the first time it had been out in a pretty good while. It always commands my attention and makes me a little nervous....I consider that a good thing. I've only fiddled with my lathe a few times...I still need to get a better stand under it. When I had it on I immediately started to think about all the PTO accidents I know of with farmers (not comparing the power but still)....I give this stuff all the respect I possibly can. There was a very recent conversation on another forum about angle grinders. I have one and have used it for different purposes occasionally...some guys said they won't use them for safety purposes. When I use it is "both hands on the wheel" no pun intended. I've yet to get one of them little chainsaw wheels attachments...but could someday. Anyway...I'm safety first best I can. I wish everyone safe experiences with their projects
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Tom, thanks and yes sir it is pretty nice for a workshop chair. Back when I had big desktop computers it was my "office" chair sort of speak. I went to laptop only years ago and got rid of that desk...so I was able to upgrade my main chair in my workshop I say go for it man...I love that thing down there, naps and all. Every feller needs a good captain's chair in their favorite spot I'm not real techy/into electronics but incidentally I am considering adding and old style desktop computer down there or at least a big nice screen on a swing arm attached to the wall. I think it would be great to have down there for youtube vids mainly...but with some music and patriot woodworker mixed in as well.
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That lost art looks like fun and yep that looks like it to me. Mine landed a few days ago. I just now got a chance to open them up. I've got a busy 4 or 5 days but hopefully in the next week or so I'll get them fixed on my bench. Initial impression is they were well packaged...I like the weight of them...quality seems to be "plenty good enough"...I'll know more with a little time. They have a pretty strong following over on the longrifle forum. There are a few who don't care for them for whatever reason but by and large a lot of guys use them. I picked up 2 for plans of doing a longrifle kit someday or whatever other elongated work I may be piddling with. Finishing out my axe handle will be much easier than having if just sitting between 2 support points and holding with my off hand. I did a quick mock up while ago...
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I don't know...but as said with the lack of stain on the paddles....could they could just be for old timey window cleaners ?? Maybe even at the old service stations ? -
I thoroughly enjoyed this entire thread this evening when I got up with my cup of coffee. I took my time and went through every page and read every post. Simply too much here to comment on individually You fellas are talented and please keep posting
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I've had these on my get list for a while....sale happens about once a year. It finally hit when I saw it and my tool fund wasn't sittin at zero. Their not on my workbench yet but I do have a couple of them inbound. WoodRiver Patternmaker's Carving Vise | Woodcraft
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Doin a little research for the project....went to some of the in-laws side today looking through old pictures. While not something I'm gonna use for my little project...this was probably the score of the day. Heckuva cool pic for my .02. It's one of the wifes Great Grandpas...probably in Irvine, Kentucky in Estill Co. Until I get a little more info I'm guessing right now mid to late 20's on time period. Somebody can feel free to chime in on make and model of the car if they know. I'd did score some great vintage farm pics though I'll post later.
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That old European workbench with the vices is looking pretty cool to me
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The bottom coulda used another coat of paint...If I was getting real picky I'da hid the screw heads I guess...but done for now. Ain't gonna be able to see any of it anyway.
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Not doubting your set up whatsoever,,....but, If I get into a lot of reorganizing I'm gonna have to do a lot of communicating.......and that's my very least favorite part of doing anything around the house