On 4/13/2018 7:27 AM, Jack wrote:
On 4/12/2018 9:28 AM, Leon wrote:
Jack wrote:
On 4/11/2018 12:34 PM, shiggins1 wrote:
On 4/11/2018 10:37 AM, Leon wrote:
On 4/11/2018 8:35 AM, Jack wrote:
On 3/29/2018 5:30 PM, Jerry Osage wrote:

One can purchase a board, or the plans to make it yourself. This
is one
of my favorites.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVd-jxTmq4g

I only make cutting boards out of trees I cut down in my yard or
friends yard.Â* To me, you can buy working (not art) cutting boards
pretty cheap.

Now this guy makes fancy boards, but I'm more impressed with his
tools. Hell of a bandsaw, hell of a planer, hell of a table saw. This
guy has every right to be a "tool snob".Â* Not easy to make me jealous
(don't care a lick about festering tools) but his tools are the
bomb....


Like O.M.G, you said, his tools are the bomb!Â* You sound just like a
an old guy wanting to sound like a teen.Â* ;~)

Tool Snob, some one who makes cynical remarks about some one elses
tools.



Wait... THEY don't say "the bomb" anymore?

Depends on your definition of "THEY".

@#$%! I just got out of the habit of saying "the bee's knees".
What do THEY say now?

Whilst I don't recollect every using "the bomb" before, I figured it
would bring the cynical, negative curmudgeons out of the woodwork.

No, what actually brought out the cynical was hearing you start with,
referencing tool snob, and not caring a lick about a particular brand
tool.
Â*Â* And now you are not so much impressed with his work as you are with
his
tools.Â*Â* Talk about tool snob.

Ahh, there he is, the negative, cynical leader himself, out from under
his woodwork and piles of festering tools.

It means the same as the bee's knees or the cat's meow, but like way
newer.

Yes, we all know.

And once again your comments, to draw attention , have served you well as
"click bait".

Well, I could have drawn attention with stellar off topic issues like
irksome word suffixes, or shudder, proper punctuation/capitalization
rather than wood working tools that impress.

Some one needed to tend to "that" person in the room.Â*Â* This time it was
me.

Of course it was you, since festering tools were mentioned nothing gets
by you, particularly when a descriptive term like "the bomb" was used to
describe non-festering tools.