On behalf of most of the beginner to intermediate wood workers, I would like to thank everyone out there that has taken the time to respond to even the simplest inquiry. Especially the guys that seem like they have decades of experiance and still remember where they came from. Any time your through small town Valleyview in northern Alberta, I'll buy the coffee.

Nice to see a fellow Albertan! I'm down in Beaumont, just south of
Edmonton.

Clint

"wesf66" wrote in message
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On behalf of most of the beginner to intermediate wood workers, I would
like to thank everyone out there that has taken the time to respond to
even the simplest inquiry. Especially the guys that seem like they
have decades of experiance and still remember where they came from.
Any time your through small town Valleyview in northern Alberta, I'll
buy the coffee.


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wesf66

BTW, you can also check out http://www.workshopbuzz.com/forum/ for a
Canadian focused discussion group. The Wreck is good, but if you want info
on Canadian tools (King, etc), or want to know of local sources for stuff,
check out the discussion group.

Clint

"wesf66" wrote in message
...

On behalf of most of the beginner to intermediate wood workers, I would
like to thank everyone out there that has taken the time to respond to
even the simplest inquiry. Especially the guys that seem like they
have decades of experiance and still remember where they came from.
Any time your through small town Valleyview in northern Alberta, I'll
buy the coffee.


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wesf66

In article 4Arfe.1280255$6l.605525@pd7tw2no, Clint
wrote:

BTW, you can also check out http://www.workshopbuzz.com/forum/ for a
Canadian focused discussion group. The Wreck is good, but if you want info
on Canadian tools (King, etc), or want to know of local sources for stuff,
check out the discussion group.

Thanks for that link, Clint.

I'm in Saskatoon, but lived in Edmonton for a year from Sept 93 to Sept
94.

djb

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One site: http://www.balderstone.ca
The other site, with ww linkshttp://www.woodenwabbits.com

No problem, Dave. I would have thought you'd stumbled across that site long
ago, as one of the long time wreck contributors.

Have a good one!

Clint

"Dave Balderstone" wrote in message
tone.ca...
In article 4Arfe.1280255$6l.605525@pd7tw2no, Clint
wrote:

BTW, you can also check out http://www.workshopbuzz.com/forum/ for a
Canadian focused discussion group. The Wreck is good, but if you want
info
on Canadian tools (King, etc), or want to know of local sources for
stuff,
check out the discussion group.

Thanks for that link, Clint.

I'm in Saskatoon, but lived in Edmonton for a year from Sept 93 to Sept
94.

djb

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~ Stay Calm... Be Brave... Wait for the Signs ~
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One site: http://www.balderstone.ca
The other site, with ww linkshttp://www.woodenwabbits.com

Welcome sir! That is why we are here - to learn and help when we can.



"wesf66" wrote in message
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On behalf of most of the beginner to intermediate wood workers, I would
like to thank everyone out there that has taken the time to respond to
even the simplest inquiry. Especially the guys that seem like they
have decades of experiance and still remember where they came from.
Any time your through small town Valleyview in northern Alberta, I'll
buy the coffee.


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wesf66