I really miss woodworking #1: Wearing out my Google Sketch Up

Rich
Keep the Faith …we pray for your safe return home …
Thanks for everything

-- Mike in Bonney Lake " If you are real real real good your whole life, You 'll be buried in a curly maple coffin when you die."

Thanks, I appreciate your comment.

-- RMH Designs

I can’t imagine to give you advice on how to handle the type of situation your in, however to help pass the time you might think about blogging here how you WOULD make the projects you are designing. Sit down and really think it through.

Machinists do this on tricky projects to make sure they get the series of moves down.

THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE!!!!!!!! I enlisted in the Corps before they had a chance to send me a draft card, delay program in the 12th grade. It dosen’t matter what branch of our great military you’re in, every minute of every day always remember that the towel head’s are wanting to kill you grave yard dead, “Us TOO”!! Don’t get complacid and forget that and wait for your woodworking untill you get back to the states. My good man, that’s what it’s all about. (all of the thing’s was born with an AK-47 in their hands) Kinda hard to figure out which ones that have something under the freaking bed sheet’s they call clothes. No matteer what your MOS is, always be figuring how to make any and all of them pay for what they believe in, for they dman sure want to kill all of us non muslim”s here. Thanks for adding me as your friend list, for you’re definately on mine. If ya want to use my personal e-mail and keep in touch, I can definately give you some pointers, wish I wasn’t so old, I’d enlist again. Remember, we all bleed red, a KIA or WIA is a casuality, a bullet dosen’t care whether you are black,brown,white,etc. A bullet dosent care whether you are a ralibuepcn or daoermct, again thanks for your service, gives me the right to set here without fear of being shot out of my chair. Never forget why you are over there “Better there than here”!!!!!!!!!! ” A personal Semper Fi for you”. Glad to see the red, white and blure still in our younger generation, even though half of the old ftras don’t care as long as they get to cast their opinions at the polls for a dman party.

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Good luck, hope you get back home soon. Thanks for your service…

-- Women love me.....trees fear me

Rich, First and foremost, thank you and all the men and women for making our country safe. Why don’t you post some of your designs, I would be interested in seeing them. You may have the perfect widget design that someone is looking for, or may have answered a design issue someone else is struggling with.

-- Todd, Richfield MN

Thanks for your service, I was to young for Vietnam and to old for Desert Storm. My son finished his tour a year ago, 82 Airborne and is home working with his mom and I in the family business. Thanks for fighting for our rights to continue our lives as we choose.

-- Ron Central, CA

Thank you for your service to our country, and return safe.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

A humble thank you from a greatful citizen.

And remember, God gave you 2 ears and 2 eyes so that you can listen and see twice as much as you speak.

Keep your head down and your spirits up

God Bless.

-- Adrian ..... The 11th Commandment...."Thou Shalt Not Buy A Wobble Dado"

Hi Rich

First and foremost thank you for your service to your country. Praying that God will bring you home safely to your family and love ones.

This is a great sight and many hours can be spent on it. The projects are an inspiration, the information is priceless and the people are supportive. The only problem is, the site can get addictive.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa