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    <title>Chrisysue's Blog at LumberJocks.com</title>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 22 Jan 2013 10:36:58 GMT</pubDate>
    <description>I'm not a blogger, lol but i will post here from time to time .  :)</description>
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      <title>My first day</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>Hi,  I&#8217;m Chrisysue.   I live in Grand Rapids, Michigan. </strong> I just turned 57 last week.<br />I have a lot of hobby&#8217;s, Jewelry making, knitting, sewing, photography, and woodworking.<br />I&#8217;ve been learning a lot about woodworking over the past 17 years, <br />ever since I met Larry, my fiancee&#8217;. He is an amazing woodworker, we work together on <br />all kinds of wood projects, it is a very rewarding pass time.<br />A couple weeks ago Larry got an amazing deal on a router crafter, on-line.<br />He had a router crafter 18 years ago, <br />(that&#8217;s a different story for a different website in itself) . LMAO&#8230;.<br />Any way, Its been a lot of years, since he had one.<br />We don&#8217;t have any plans, projects, or patterns for the router crafter. <br />Is there anyone who could help me find some patterns or plans, that show and explain <br />some of the designs the router crafter can do.  I have looked many different places and I <br />have only found a few pictures. Perhaps someone could post a web site that will have <br />some patterns/plans for sale or free.:)<br />I pretty much know what I want but I don&#8217;t know the proper terms for what I want to do.</p>


	<p>We are making a walking stick for my Doctor.  It will be about 5&#8217;6&#8221; tall , it is going to twist apart<br />(like a pool stick) for connivance, it will have an optional  ice pick on the bottom. (for winter,<br />when the rubber foot is not being used) A silver troy oz. medallion with a sarcophagus inlay-ed <br />on the top, which I think Larry is going to hand carve,  a ball/claw foot, or an spherical, <br />diamond cut top.  The upper mid section will be (oh what do you call it, they do it to gun handles)... <br />checkered&#8230;. that&#8217;s it.  Part of the upper mid section will be checkered, so it has a good grip.  <br />The rest of it, is to hard to describe not knowing the right terminology.</p>


	<p>My plan is to post step by step pictures here, and blog about our progress (i&#8217;m not a blogger) <br />I&#8217;m not a blogger, I told you that right??  I&#8217;m sure I did, lol  I&#8217;m a babbler, as you can see. <br />Anyway, help me please &#8230;.... I already have cabin fever, and its only January.</p>


	<p><strong>OK, that&#8217;s all for now, I have my fingers crossed, <br />that many, many of you will respond to my post.</strong></p>


	<p>Thank You, Chrisysue.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 22 Jan 2013 10:36:58 GMT</pubDate>
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