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   myhomereno | Sep 07, 2007 08:52pm | #1

   Yup, had it in the mail yesterday. But I wasn't as horny as you to strip her down and go to work...

   Martin

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   Shep | Sep 07, 2007 09:32pm | #2

   got mine a couple of days ago.

   I've already pawed thru her several times

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   diddidit | Sep 07, 2007 09:52pm | #3

   Yeah, I got my Woodcraft catalog yesterday, leading to some loooooong "personal time" in the bathroom.

   did

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   Shep | Sep 08, 2007 01:00am | #4

   I still miss the old Tool Crib catalog.

   I don't think there's anything like it out there right now.

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   TomT226 | Sep 08, 2007 02:14am | #6

   Yeah, I bought a lot of stuff from them.  Always interesting.

   Woodworkers Hardware cataloge is real thin now.  Used to be 3/4" thick. 

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   vanderpooch | Sep 08, 2007 03:29am | #7

   Shep,Check out Seven Corners Hardware's print catalog. It's like a phone book. You have to pay for it, but they refund with a purchase. It's the only catalog I have ever paid for. They pretty much carry the full line of every major player in the power tool market.-KitTechnique is proof of your seriousness. - Wallace Stevens

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   bubbajames | Sep 09, 2007 05:59am | #8

   International tool, Orco, and Maxx tool still offer print Meadia.

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   estacado | Sep 17, 2007 08:23am | #24

   yeah....toolcrib.......

   that was a good one, alright

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   Sphere | Sep 08, 2007 02:11am | #5

   Hey, go here.

   http://positiveapeindex.blogspot.com/2006/05/more-garage-sale-tool-####.html

   Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

   "If you want something you've never had, do something you've never done"

   
   

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   Edited 9/7/2007 7:13 pm ET by Sphere

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   Jer | Sep 09, 2007 06:33am | #9

   Isn't that a great cover shot? Got mine on Wed or so. Been through it three times already. Got my eye on one of those Japanese dovetail chisels.

   My centerfold dream would be one of the smoothing planes. Maybe that low angle jack plane....yow! Boi-oi-oi-oing!

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   ToolFreakBlue | Sep 09, 2007 04:40pm | #10

   I want one of those Japaneese Nail sets. They look handy.TFB (Bill)

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   mike_maines | Sep 09, 2007 09:57pm | #11

   Looking through the catalog this morning that's the one thing that jumped out at me too....

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   Jer | Sep 09, 2007 10:10pm | #13

   That thing looks darned good too. Trouble is, I always lose something like that in the pachysandra.

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   ToolFreakBlue | Sep 09, 2007 10:23pm | #14

   I lost a good old fashioned nail set Friday. Made do with a 16d nail and then found the dern thing in my back pocket 30 minutes later. This one may be long enough to get sucked into the bottom of the bags, I hope. TFB (Bill)

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   MisterT | Sep 09, 2007 11:10pm | #16

   they only work on metric nails tho..
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   I have Transcended the need for Pants....oooohhhhmmmmmm......

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   ToolFreakBlue | Sep 10, 2007 12:41am | #17

   That's OK, I have a metric left handed hammer.TFB (Bill)

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   MisterT | Sep 10, 2007 01:34am | #18

   oh!!!so your an aussie.....
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   I have Transcended the need for Pants....oooohhhhmmmmmm......

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   DavidxDoud | Sep 10, 2007 02:27am | #19

   I want one of those Japaneese Nail sets. They look handy.

   get two while you're at it - I just got my fourth this summer when placing an order from L-V for some miscellany - I've given the other three away to carpenters and woodworkers who've commented when noticing one in my shop's nail set lineup -

   a great cheap gift for the woodworker/tool junkie -

    

    "there's enough for everyone"

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   ToolFreakBlue | Sep 10, 2007 07:15am | #21

   "get two while you're at it"I did actually this afternoon. Shipping was more than the tool so I added another to bring it all in line.TFB (Bill)

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   JohnT8 | Sep 10, 2007 07:28am | #22

   I did actually this afternoon. Shipping was more than the tool so I added another to bring it all in line.

   That's kinda the situation I'm always in.  I never order just one item.  The way their shipping prices are, you're better off ordering multiple items.jt8

   "I was gratified to be able to answer promptly.

   I said 'I don't know.'"

    -- Mark Twain

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   DavidxDoud | Sep 10, 2007 02:43pm | #23

   Shipping was more than the tool...

   ain't that the truth - got into that situation a couple of times trying to finish the details on the window 92959.1  - a real teeth gritter to order $5 worth of magnets and pay $6.50 shipping -

   I do like Amazon's 'free' shipping if you spend enough $ -

    

    "there's enough for everyone"

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   JohnT8 | Sep 17, 2007 08:35am | #25

   I do like Amazon's 'free' shipping if you spend enough $ -

   I'm sure some folks would consider LV's s/h prices as an incentive to buy more stuff, but its sad to say that I probably order 15-20 Amazon orders for every L-V.  Free shipping carries a lot of weight.

    jt8

   "I was gratified to be able to answer promptly.

   I said 'I don't know.'"

    -- Mark Twain

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   Bentstick | Sep 09, 2007 09:57pm | #12

   Make sure you don't make the pages stick together! (With sap. Whaddidya think I was takin about)

   If it wasn’t for the Bank Payments,

   Interest, Taxes, Wages, and Fuel Costs,

   I wouldn’t have to charge you!!

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   splintergroupie | Sep 09, 2007 11:05pm | #15

   When i was in Ottawa last month, i made my friends take me out to the Lee Valley store there. The displays of various kinds of hardware were just outstanding. It's so nice to be able to touch/open/close all that stuff, to feel how substantial it all is...like their prices!

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   gordsco | Sep 10, 2007 03:55am | #20

   Brown paper wrap would be more environmentally friendly,

   plus it would soak up the drool...

    

   Gord