Dadoo

Welcome to Lumberjocks, I’ll be watching for some projects.

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Lebanon, NY? Dang I grew up in the Pittsfield area (Lanesboro/Hinsdale) no kidding Hey so when are you going to get us some pics of your workstation anyways??? LOL Welcome nonetheless

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Welcome Aboard Dadoo. We are looking forward to seeing your postings and projects.

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Welcome to LumberJocks. This is an awesome group of woodworkers that generously share thier talents and interest in woodworking. We are looking forward to your projects and input.

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Tom is looking for some tools to borrow, so please check out the LumebJocks CTS (CyberToolShare) feature.

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We seem to have lot in common.
” grandfather (Dadoo), husband, home builder/wrecker, sawdust and grease spreader, designer, dreamer, computer geek, photographer “

I’ds find it real easy to be your neighbour.

Bob

-- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner

Like the new Byline – we had a similar one to it in my highschool Grapic arts lab… except it was a man who works with his hands is a laborer, hand and mind is a craftsman, hands mind and heart is an artist….

I’ve always liked that.

Like Bob, I think we’d make fine neighbors… a mad scientist perhaps, though I’m pretty far off from grandparent hood

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I really love the mad scientist icon :)

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Dadoo,

Thanks for the comment on the lumber rack. Like you I wish I had used a 2×12 for the base to hold more plywood. I am sure that you have the same difficulty as I do when pulling a sheet from the rack when it is full. It takes a lot of tugging and pulling. I have been thinking of modifying this with some type of rollers in the base so that the plywood would simply roll out. But that is down the road.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

if u come across bad quality wood product, then try another supplier. i am sure u will get what u want .

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VERY NICE WORK

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