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127 days ago |
I can’t stand anyone -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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#1 posted 127 days ago |
Alistair that is mine as well -- Who is the happiest of men? He who values the merits of others, and in their pleasure takes joy, even as though 'twere his own. --Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
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#2 posted 127 days ago |
what’s your pet hate in the shop? Hmm, I’ll have to ask my ‘shop-cat’ on that one… Seems like she likes everything about my shop, since she acts like she owns it and all… I am just the door man… ;-) Notice the ’shop-cat’ over-seeing my work (upper left):
On a serious note, this cat will stay on a 2×3ft throw rug where ever I place it in the shop, and then STAY there when I am using the machines. I can even change the rug locations on the fly, picking up the cat and rug and replacing them both on say the TS since I was switching machines, AND THE CAT STAYS PUT! It doesn’t jump when I fire up any of the machines and just seems to know to stay put. -- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..." |
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#3 posted 127 days ago |
I’d wish my cat would stay where I want her to and not where she wants to. She is particular |
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#4 posted 127 days ago |
Scotsman, mine too! The love of my life startled me once and I shoved an angle grinder with a cutting wheel on it into my thumb knuckle. What was she saying? “You should really be wearing safety gloves” Ha. How ironic is that? Shame on both of us. -- I came - I sawed - I over-built |
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#5 posted 127 days ago |
Pet hates it when I fire up a router. |
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#6 posted 127 days ago |
I tried letting my cat stay in the shop but he just would not wear the dust mask… -- Every step of any project should be considered your masterpiece if you want the finished product to reflect the quality of your work. http://www.FineArtBoxes.com |
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#7 posted 127 days ago |
Hey scots, I think your signature is gonna come in handy this one⦠I tell all my animals, hate is a four letter word- Although one my personal pet hates is when I look around the room and catch a nameplate that says Made in China. That’s when i need a dog hug. Oh yeah , I school the heck fire out of anyone who pulls a quiet entrance and makes my ass fall off. Make loud footsteps, walk into the back of the door, do something ! -- Everyday Woodworking is saving my life. |
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#8 posted 127 days ago |
Finding the carcases/gifts left by my three cats strewn about the garage is on the top of my list. Next would have to be dealing with the snow melt off the wife’s car. |
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#9 posted 127 days ago |
My pet labrador retriever hates it when she isn’t getting the requisite amount of attention. She has little patience if I’m working on something and not paying attention to her. She’s good for about 20 minutes, then she wants out. My personal pet hate is visits from SWMBO, (the supervisor) for the daily critique, ie: when she explains how I’m doing something wrong. She knows because she saw it on HGTV once. HGTV needs to go away. |
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#10 posted 127 days ago |
I really hate it when my cat sneaks behind me and says, “Boo!”. Did I just cover both options? -- I would drink a river of the kool aid before I took the smallest sip of the tea... |
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#11 posted 127 days ago |
At my home shop, I wired up a red light bulb (100 watt) that anyone can turn on and off to get my attention. It is separate from the shop lighting. When it flashes, I see it and finish my operation or stop at a stopping point. Came up with it after someone trapped me on the shoulder and put my thumb halfway through a band saw blade. -- Jim Beachler, Chief Puzzler, http://www.hollowwoodworks.com |
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#12 posted 127 days ago |
The red light is an excellent idea. I’m sorry you had to cut your thumb before coming up with it, though. My pet hate is when my cats pee in the sawdust. It’s probably my fault for (1) putting their litter box in the garage where I work, and (2) not sweeping the floor as often as I should. Still, it really pisses me off when they do that. -- "hold fast to that which is good" |
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#13 posted 127 days ago |
My pet peeve is the lack of space. I need a bigger shop. -- Bondo Gaposis |
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#14 posted 127 days ago |
The damned kitties won’t put any of the tools away or clean up after themselves… ever! That’s my story and I’m stickin’ to it. -- Improvise.... Adapt...... Overcome! |
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#15 posted 127 days ago |
obviously we have a misinterpretation of the question, some are answering the question as asked, what is your “pet” hate in the shop, which means what bothers you the most that someone else does.. -- Papa@papaswoodworking.com |
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