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1. 
   CaroleG4 | Jul 11, 2004 03:25pm | #1

   Nice!! 

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   kostello | Jul 11, 2004 03:26pm | #2

   so doesthis mean you'd rather spend the evening at walmart than at the workbench???

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   Sphere | Jul 11, 2004 03:32pm | #3

   No. I love my shop time more than anything..just that for 5 bucks I coulda got the same reaction..lol.

   I have never seen a store bought towel holder that I thought was any thing different than any other device..so, I broke stride and took a tangent..

   I still have miles of trim to make for this place..I'll get lots of shoptime real soon. 

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   Repairs, Remodeling, Restorations. 

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   joeh | Jul 12, 2004 01:00am | #5

   Wally shower curtain?

   Nice...........

   Joe H

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   stonefever | Jul 11, 2004 05:33pm | #4

   I don't know, man.

   The first thng that comes to mind, is the wife grabbing one of those tenons and going after me like Norman.

   Can you put a safety pin in them?

   {G}

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   SamT | Jul 12, 2004 06:28am | #6

   Good ones, mah man. And they do look right ant tickie.

   SamT

   Arguing with a Breaktimer is like mud-wrestling a pig -- Sooner or later you find out the pig loves it. Andy Engel

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   Sphere | Jul 12, 2004 06:34am | #7

   gotta rack up them BP's fer the trip...you in or what? 

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   DavidxDoud | Jul 12, 2004 06:36am | #8

   Grrr...makin' me look bad - - good thing DW doesn't peruse this place - - was thinkin' about a peg system,  but actually,  I like the 'clean' look - - soon as ya put up a shelf,  bracket,  hook,  rod,  whatever,  people wanta' set things down and hang crap up - -

   "there's enough for everyone"
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   Sphere | Jul 12, 2004 06:43am | #9

   yeah, and YOU sawed the tree..

   I promise, I won't tell her..

   man, that ash is so cool to work with..like, it has a mind of it's own..that was all the scraps from the chairs..

   gotta get ya some cash..soon. 

   Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

   Repairs, Remodeling, Restorations. 

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   DavidxDoud | Jul 12, 2004 06:53am | #10

   wheneva - - drove down to 'Farmland IN' today,  got checked out on the blade sharpening system for the woodmizer,  loaded it up and brought it home - now,  if I just had a place to put it....Halbert is bringing the mill up in a day or two - now,  if I just had a place to put it....

   there's probably 80 blades for that thing and 70 of them need sharpening - @ 20 minutes a piece - hmmm... did I mention that I don't have any place to put it? - - gonna put the mill under dads pole shed,  but before I can do that,  I gotta move $2K worth of cardboard packaging I've got taking up space - - I wish I had a place to put that....

   picking apples tomorrow,  ate the first peach tonight,  they'll be comin' on soon - told wife I would take her to MI next week,  about an hour before Halbert called about the mill and the 80 log job not far from  here that would pay for a signifigant % of the mill,  only I'm gonna go to MI and spend money instead...."there's enough for everyone"

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   Sphere | Jul 12, 2004 07:08am | #11

   um..well, OK!..see, I got a lot of room in the back 40..an a bunch of PT 3x5 8 footers...an, an, some 5 vee roofin..mebbe, park the mill here huh?

   ok I'm kiddin..I am glad ya got it tho'...you are magic with that thing..I have been planing some, and the first hit an miss passes are mostly hittin...good sharp blade ya had..and ys didn't rush the feed...I can tell.

   you'll find room I am sure..

   my peaches are like my apples...no where to be seen..the orchard ain't.

   Enjoy..talk soon 

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   Repairs, Remodeling, Restorations. 

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   CapnMac | Jul 12, 2004 06:45pm | #12

   it will fit right in

   Almost too pretty . . .

   I can see the RE type now, "Comes with all you see here, except the towel bars & accessories . . . "

   Saw something similar--but cannot remember where or when (Mondays, shseesh!)--had stiles, areond 4/4 x 3" x 84" which tapered of in the last 36" or so to end at the base board (followed the grain beautifally).  The stiles had a row of nice square mortices about 6" o.c. from about 39" a.f.f. up to the top.  There were three rail/rods with wedge tenons (like for a workbench) to hold them in place.  Looked like someone had measured the towel users in the place and installed a rod at "just right" for each.

   Occupational hazard of my occupation not being around (sorry Bubba)