If you mean it, then you are quite welcome! I meant every word of it. If I
could figure out how to work the digital camera I would post a few pix of my
recent projects and explain what I am talking about. Minor flaws in all of
them but nobody seems to notice and as time passes I even forget where they
are. Gets back to something I learned about a million years ago...the
difference between a good carpenter and a bad one is that the former knows
how to hide his/her mistakes.

Now if on the other hand you are being sarcastic (hard to believe on this
NG), then I'll suggest you go back to your shop and work on getting that
nickle to stand on edge with the machine running. If you are in that group
then whatever you do don't cut any wood on it...it may get some saw dust on
it and you'll spend your days posting here about how to remove it g



"brocpuffs" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 07 Apr 2004 23:57:32 GMT, "Tom Kohlman"
wrote:

snip

personally cannot get a "perfect anything" from my collection of
mid-priced
Delta/PC/Dewalt tools but funny thing about wood is its modesty. When I
am
done, I seem to be the only one that knows where the flaws are.

Tom, this has to be the Quote of the Year!

Thanks :-)

James