Rico,

you are absolutely right on. Everyone has his (or her) special reason
for indulging in this hobby. One of my reasons is that it's fun to
fabricate things. That's why I especially like working on the router
table. The flip side is I get bored if I have to make too many of the
same things. I'm not yet into Neandering, but I might dabble in it
later on. I don't have any Neander tools yet, unless you count one very
lousy Crapsman chisel I picked up over 25 years ago.

I use Excel to help with measurements related to dados and rabbets. I
don't own a CADD program, but I can imagine how helpful that must be.

dave



Rico wrote:
snip

The important thing is the the individual hobbyist is doing
what they want and getting satisfaction out of it.

Rico


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