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So I'm sitting at my desk at work and a bowl I use to hold various
office supplies (paper clips) is knocked to the floor. No big deal but at the same time the lid to a cottage cheese (large curd) is also knocked off. No, my office space is not a mess but items do accumulate over time. I picked up the bowl and the lid and then the idea came - Why not make the bowls to fit the lids? I looked at the inside of the lid and there is a small lip the could very easily make its way onto the rim of a properly turned bowl. Now the above is no great shakes in the greater scheme of things but at least it's not an ad for cheap shoes, purses, or shirts. as ever -Kevin |
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, Kevin wrote: but at least it's not an ad for cheap shoes, purses, or shirts. Which you would see a lot less of if you read news somewhere other than on google groups. At present, the most off topic crap that makes it onto my news server's rendition of this group is people complaining about ads - not the ads themselves. I have not yet personally taken the next most effective method of avoiding them, or I wouldn't see your post - junking all posts originating from google groups, which is the font of 99% of usenet spam. I do run global filters to kill posts with the usual brand names, but they rarely have much to do in this particular group. Get a real newsreader and a real news service provider (both can be had for free or non a donation-ware basis) and you can get rid of most of the junk. -- Cats, coffee, chocolate...vices to live by |
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Please feel free to filter me out. I can assure you most
wholeheartedly that it will not bother me a whit! The last bit about the ads was a toss off. They don't bother me as I skip right over them. Others such as yourself are much more sensitive. And as to being off topic, I see you made no comment as to first paragraph of my original post but then pot and kettle. as ever -Kevin On Jun 2, 11:03*am, Ecnerwal wrote: In article , *Kevin wrote: but at least it's not an ad for cheap shoes, purses, or shirts. Which you would see a lot less of if you read news somewhere other than on google groups. At present, the most off topic crap that makes it onto my news server's rendition of this group is people complaining about ads - not the ads themselves. I have not yet personally taken the next most effective method of avoiding them, or I wouldn't see your post - junking all posts originating from google groups, which is the font of 99% of usenet spam. I do run global filters to kill posts with the usual brand names, but they rarely have much to do in this particular group. Get a real newsreader and a real news service provider (both can be had for free or non a donation-ware basis) and you can get rid of most of the junk. -- Cats, coffee, chocolate...vices to live by |
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this is a good learning experience, but after making one, I think you will
be disappointed in the aesthetics of the end result. today we don't (generally) use wood bowls for holding things where a lid is appropriate, so there is no real functional reason to do it, only one of beauty - and of the practice of making something fit accurately "Kevin" wrote in message ... So I'm sitting at my desk at work and a bowl I use to hold various office supplies (paper clips) is knocked to the floor. No big deal but at the same time the lid to a cottage cheese (large curd) is also knocked off. No, my office space is not a mess but items do accumulate over time. I picked up the bowl and the lid and then the idea came - Why not make the bowls to fit the lids? I looked at the inside of the lid and there is a small lip the could very easily make its way onto the rim of a properly turned bowl. Now the above is no great shakes in the greater scheme of things but at least it's not an ad for cheap shoes, purses, or shirts. as ever -Kevin |
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I build my segmented bowls around cheep clear plastic Dollar store bowls
That way the liners can be wished. And I use Mc D cups in my vases for flowers. Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutcher/1974RuppCentair |
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Isn't that called a box , in turning lingo ?
Bowl with lid. Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutcher/1974RuppCentair |
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"Jerry - OHIO" wrote: (clip) That way the liners can be wished. (clip) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ If wishing could make it so. |
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Spell check (washed)
I have floaters in my eyes today,. Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutcher/1974RuppCentair |
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Thanks Leo for catching that.
i don't want people thinking that I 'm stupid. Jerry I was born that way and won't change. http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutcher/1974RuppCentair |
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Hey Kevin, RCW rules don't permit any more Cottage Cheese ads for two weeks especially large curd! (except by spammers). I'm kidding! Maybe you were thinking _outside the box in the greater scheme of things. Anyway, before the advent of turned art, I remember that we turned fancy wooden covers for jar lids to be glued into and we felt no need to apologize. Attractive jelly jars etc. made nice kitchen containers and the larger ones made cannister sets without all the hollowing plus we didn't have to make threads since some of us didn't know how. That was in the days before Fred's helpful instructional book, "Chasing screw threads in wood". So why not a lidded bowl? Go for it. Sure as sensible as unlidded bowls full of holes and much more sensible than some of my failed suggestions, but turning doesn't have to be sensible. Anyone remember my abortive effort to make a cheap & dirty vacuum chucking system from a vacuum cup made for lifting glass panes & mirrors? Mercifully, you don't, but I've got the scars to prove it. Turn to Safety, Arch Fortiter http://community.webtv.net/almcc/MacsMusings |
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Bill you are indeed correct about generally not using wooden bowls
where a lid may be required. It was a thought that came to me. Much like the one that showed up while on the pot and thinking I could use an old electric toothbrush as an engraver. OTOH, I munch on mixed nuts while watching tv at night an occasionally grab more than I can finish. Plopping the lid on them keeps them fresh for a time. And for me at least, it would be good practice on getting the lid to fit just right. On Jun 2, 11:29*pm, "Bill Noble" wrote: this is a good learning experience, but after making one, I think you will be disappointed in the aesthetics of the end result. *today we don't (generally) use wood bowls for holding things where a lid is appropriate, so there is no real functional reason to do it, only one of beauty - and of the practice of making something fit accurately "Kevin" wrote in message ... So I'm sitting at my desk at work and a bowl I use to hold various office supplies (paper clips) is knocked to the floor. *No big deal but at the same time the lid to a cottage cheese (large curd) is also knocked off. *No, my office space is not a mess but items do accumulate over time. *I picked up the bowl and the lid and then the idea came - Why not make the bowls to fit the lids? *I looked at the inside of the lid and there is a small lip the could very easily make its way onto the rim of a properly turned bowl. Now the above is no great shakes in the greater scheme of things but at least it's not an ad for cheap shoes, purses, or shirts. as ever -Kevin |
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Jerry - OHIO wrote:
I build my segmented bowls around cheep clear plastic Dollar store bowls That way the liners can be wished. And I use Mc D cups in my vases for flowers. Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutcher/1974RuppCentair OT but did you make the John Deere bike? |
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I don't own that one but am building one. I have a frame and I am using
a 2.4 PT Cruiser motor & auto from a car I wrecked last year. I do own the red Rupp Centair.It has a 1968 VW 1500 cc in it , original was a 339 cc Way more fun and faster !!!! Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutcher/1974RuppCentair |
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Jerry - OHIO wrote:
I don't own that one but am building one. I have a frame and I am using a 2.4 PT Cruiser motor & auto from a car I wrecked last year. I do own the red Rupp Centair.It has a 1968 VW 1500 cc in it , original was a 339 cc Way more fun and faster !!!! Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutcher/1974RuppCentair Are those two different Rupp's? |
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Just one,I added the black interior & changed some things on it. The pic
with my granddaughter is how it is now. when I finish the mower I'll put up pic's. I am having some wiring issues with the 2.4 injectors. Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutcher/1974RuppCentair |
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I. And I use Mc D cups in my vases for
flowers. Are they bigger than Mc C cups? |
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"Steve" wrote in message g.com... And I use Mc D cups in my vases for flowers. Problem with that is you have to go in to one of those grease pits. |
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Yes - the Gee Mc Gee cups are even larger.
Martin H. Eastburn @ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net On 8/8/2010 1:45 AM, Dan Kozar wrote: I. And I use Mc D cups in my vases for flowers. Are they bigger than Mc C cups? |
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I use the covers from store bought cakes for my chip bowls,around ten
inch.in dia. Check my web page. Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage |
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On 2010-08-08 20:54:59 -0400, "CW" said:
Problem with that is you have to go in to one of those grease pits. Jerry put up the original post. I merely responded that the plastic inserts were a pretty good idea. And no -- it does not mean that you have to go to one of "those grease pits." There is more than one source for plastic containers. Perhaps, if you devoted less energy to snark, you might be able to come up with a source on your own! Have a nice day. |
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"Steve" wrote in message g.com... On 2010-08-08 20:54:59 -0400, "CW" said: Problem with that is you have to go in to one of those grease pits. Jerry put up the original post. I merely responded that the plastic inserts were a pretty good idea. And no -- it does not mean that you have to go to one of "those grease pits." There is more than one source for plastic containers. Perhaps, if you devoted less energy to snark, you might be able to come up with a source on your own! Have a nice day. Do the letters FO mean anything to you? |
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I didn't say that. I said I use cake covers.
Just about the same thing. Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage |
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Thanks for the praise
I read the posts wrong. I thought you were telling me to 'FO' Jerry http://community.webtv.net/awoodbutc...oodWorkingPage |
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On 2010-08-09 22:14:50 -0400, "CW" said:
Do the letters FO mean anything to you? Oh, about the same as "Have a nice day." |
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