Hello LJ,
In today’s blog post there is a fish mentioned and a Stanley 45. I have a question about the Stanley 45. It is multiple choice, and won’t count towards your mid-term grade.
Brian
-- Brian Meeks, http://extremelyaverage.com
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Dennisgrosen
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#1 posted 1109 days ago
fishing with rod and reel is an art to master
and to restore a plane to be a good user can be a chalange but is artistic in it self
so they cuold very well have met in West Des Moines at the gallry looking at Picaso
for the cheisel you shuold have snaped it , you cuold use a drill (the poor mans lathe)
or use drawknife and spokeshave to make a new handle
give your mother a plesent day she deserve it , after all she raised you lol
Dennis
canadianchips
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#2 posted 1109 days ago
In all my travels I have not seen many of these !
I started with one, then two, when doing research I realized there were 20 “types” made. Now my goal was to have every”TYPE”. I am waiting for you to buy it. They do take some setting up. I use mine for beading, not much call for beading in my work so far, I will be ready when the day comes. I know you will enjoy playing with one of these.
My opinion is bias.
YES go buy it .
-- "My mission in life - make everyone smile !"
Ecocandle
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#3 posted 1108 days ago
Sadly, the votes were 3 – 1 against buying it. So I saved my money, but someday I will buy one, I can assure you of that.
-- Brian Meeks, http://extremelyaverage.com
Shopsmithtom
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#4 posted 1108 days ago
Wow, I never get here in time to affect (effect) your decision, but at least allow me to affirm your not making the purchase. You really need to stop going to antique shops for tools, or if you do, watch ebay for a while as it seems to be a good resource to track availability & prices. Have a great day. -SST
-- Accuracy is not in your power tool, it's in you
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