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Doug Miller wrote:
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It's a crime against Nature to leave fine woodworking equipment in this
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http://tinyurl.com/vqrxx

A joke of somesort?

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It's a crime against Nature to leave fine woodworking equipment in this
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http://tinyurl.com/vqrxx

A joke of somesort?

Try the second URL he posted.
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f4/dhakala/top14.jpg

I'd certainly never have a shop that looked like that. In fact, I'm heading
out right now to make sure it does not happen.

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" wrote:
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this condition:

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Holy Crap! That's terrible. Who's shop is it? I think some of us need to
visit him and fix things up!

I'm gonna go load up my truck.

S

On 6 Jan 2007 10:14:56 -0800, wrote:

Doug Miller wrote:
In article .com, " wrote:
It's a crime against Nature to leave fine woodworking equipment in this
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Dosent look as though any work gets done there

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Holy Crap! That's terrible. Who's shop is it? I think some of us need to
visit him and fix things up!

That floor looks like it'd be slippery if it was covered in sawdust.

On Sat, 06 Jan 2007 18:51:12 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote:


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It's a crime against Nature to leave fine woodworking equipment in this
condition:

http://tinyurl.com/vqrxx

A joke of somesort?

Try the second URL he posted.
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f4/dhakala/top14.jpg

I'd certainly never have a shop that looked like that. In fact, I'm heading
out right now to make sure it does not happen.


So, when did Keeter get the 12" jointer?



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On Sat, 06 Jan 2007 18:51:12 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote:


"Bewildered" wrote in message
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It's a crime against Nature to leave fine woodworking equipment in this
condition:

http://tinyurl.com/vqrxx

A joke of somesort?

Try the second URL he posted.
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f4/dhakala/top14.jpg

I'd certainly never have a shop that looked like that. In fact, I'm heading
out right now to make sure it does not happen.


So, when did Keeter get the 12" jointer?

You owe me a keyboard!

No woodworking bench - with multiple vises and both
round and rectangular dogholes?


And gray - everything gray? OK so there's a bright
yellow Tormek cover - but all that gray?

And a nice big crank on the planer instead of those
little wheels?

Thou Sucketh! (sorry - obligatory response)

charlie b

Don't know how you find anything in that mess! lol

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Am I mis understanding the machinery? How do you get a 6 foot by say 2"
thick length thru the thicknesser/planer? Doesnt the bed rise and fall, and
thus invite conflict with the height of the table?


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Don't know how you find anything in that mess! lol

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Don't know how you find anything in that mess! lol


I just figured out why it is so clean. Upon a second look, I see he has PVC
duct collection piping. He got it all together and realized, once he uses
any tool, static electricity is going to blow up his shop and house.

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"Burgy" wrote in message
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Don't know how you find anything in that mess! lol


I just figured out why it is so clean. Upon a second look, I see he has PVC
duct collection piping. He got it all together and realized, once he uses
any tool, static electricity is going to blow up his shop and house.

I don't think so. He's using the neutral on his 220-volt feed.

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Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"Burgy" wrote in message
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Don't know how you find anything in that mess! lol


I just figured out why it is so clean. Upon a second look, I see he has
PVC
duct collection piping. He got it all together and realized, once he
uses
any tool, static electricity is going to blow up his shop and house.

I don't think so. He's using the neutral on his 220-volt feed.


IS that in the code for PVC dust collection piping? If so, please cite?

at Mr Miller

B A R R Y wrote:

The pipes run vertically, as to direct the explosion up and out of
roof stacks. This is the only safe method for PVC dust collection.

When I tell "fibs" to kids I wink while telling them so they'll know
that what I'm saying is probably not "the gospel truth". You
need to add an "emoticon" with statements like that - maybe
; )

If you don't some poor newbie will be cutting holes in his shop
roof and redoing his PVC ducting. If he'd used ABS that wouldn't
have been necessary ; )

charlie b

New research shows neatfreaks are not nearly as efficient as "clean it
later" workers. It's the result I have been waiting my whole life for since
I am married to a neatfreak who now understands that her domain stops at my
shop front door.

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"dondone" wrote in message
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New research shows neatfreaks are not nearly as efficient as "clean it
later" workers. It's the result I have been waiting my whole life for
since I am married to a neatfreak who now understands that her domain
stops at my shop front door.

LOL! My wife was just up in my office, saying it needed to be vacuumed.

Glad *y'all* were able to come to an understanding. I've only been married
24 years, maybe ours will come too.... ;-)

-- Mark

Mike Richardson wrote:
Am I mis understanding the machinery? How do you get a 6 foot by say 2"
thick length thru the thicknesser/planer? Doesnt the bed rise and fall, and
thus invite conflict with the height of the table?

I agree about this problem, but it may be due to the camera angle.
The assembly/work table might be lower than 2" from the planer bed.
Or, he might never need more than an 1". Who knows, what's going on
in that shop - I don't see any wood storage at all!

MJ Wallace

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Wow, either he set up that shop purely for show, or he has far too much
time on his hands.

I'm hoping he spent a weekend cleaning it up for the photo and then
went back to doing work..

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http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f4/dhakala/top14.jpg

Wow, either he set up that shop purely for show, or he has far too much
time on his hands.

I'm hoping he spent a weekend cleaning it up for the photo and then
went back to doing work..

My nephew's neighbour has a dozen high-end guitars and can't play a
lick.
Nothing would surprise me.

Mark Jerde wrote:
"dondone" wrote in message
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New research shows neatfreaks are not nearly as efficient as "clean it
later" workers. It's the result I have been waiting my whole life for
since I am married to a neatfreak who now understands that her domain
stops at my shop front door.

LOL! My wife was just up in my office, saying it needed to be vacuumed.

Glad *y'all* were able to come to an understanding. I've only been married
24 years, maybe ours will come too.... ;-)

-- Mark


its Norms new shop every thing is nailed (braded) down

just Me

Mark Jerde wrote:
"dondone" wrote in message
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New research shows neatfreaks are not nearly as efficient as "clean it
later" workers. It's the result I have been waiting my whole life for
since I am married to a neatfreak who now understands that her domain
stops at my shop front door.

LOL! My wife was just up in my office, saying it needed to be vacuumed.

Glad *y'all* were able to come to an understanding. I've only been married
24 years, maybe ours will come too.... ;-)

Geez, it was about 24 years ago that Ann Landers published the Final
Answer to all such disputes:

"A home should be clean enough to be healthy and messy enough to be
comfortable."

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Mark Jerde wrote:
"dondone" wrote in message
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New research shows neatfreaks are not nearly as efficient as "clean it
later" workers. It's the result I have been waiting my whole life for
since I am married to a neatfreak who now understands that her domain
stops at my shop front door.

LOL! My wife was just up in my office, saying it needed to be vacuumed.

Glad *y'all* were able to come to an understanding. I've only been
married
24 years, maybe ours will come too.... ;-)

Geez, it was about 24 years ago that Ann Landers published the Final
Answer to all such disputes:

"A home should be clean enough to be healthy and messy enough to be
comfortable."

Chuckle I should have mentioned my office is a special case, SWMBO would
clean it if I let her. But with 4 computers, 5 monitors, 2 printers (one
for 24" wide paper) , 3 UPSs, phones & networking there are seemingly miles
of wires & cables running all over the place. It's easy to mess something
up with the vacuum cleaner and I insist being the only person to clean my
office. ;-)

-- Mark

Is that a workshop or an operating room ????
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Chuckle I should have mentioned my office is a special case, SWMBO would
clean it if I let her. But with 4 computers, 5 monitors, 2 printers (one
for 24" wide paper) , 3 UPSs, phones & networking there are seemingly miles
of wires & cables running all over the place. It's easy to mess something
up with the vacuum cleaner and I insist being the only person to clean my
office. ;-)

You forgot to mention the air conditioner. That's not an office, it's a
sauna! :-)

That's not a wood shop, it's a friggin museum. Where is the tour guide?


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Is that a workshop or an operating room ????
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Mark Jerde wrote:

Chuckle I should have mentioned my office is a special case, SWMBO
would
clean it if I let her. But with 4 computers, 5 monitors, 2 printers (one
for 24" wide paper) , 3 UPSs, phones & networking there are seemingly
miles
of wires & cables running all over the place. It's easy to mess
something
up with the vacuum cleaner and I insist being the only person to clean my
office. ;-)

You forgot to mention the air conditioner. That's not an office, it's a
sauna! :-)


Yup, I had two new 20A circuits installed last summer. One for the
kornfuters, the other for a window AC sized to cool 2x my square feet but
barely able to keep up in my office.

Fortunately my computer programming pays the bills and lets me make sawdust.
;-) It doesn't get much better than that, huh?

-- Mark