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My wife (who has a keen eye) got me a dust-collection set for my router with
different hoods for different applications, and one of those electric branding irons so I can sign my projects--a woman like that is a keeper! The project I did as a Christmas gift for friends was also well-received, now I'll have to drive up to their place and brand it. http://www.woodmagazine.com/photos/s...oId=1363400009 |
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Most of the gifts I get are dust collectors, except for the Incra 6"
precision T-Rule my daughters got me. Love these things. On Dec 25, 11:32*am, "DGDevin" wrote: My wife (who has a keen eye) got me a dust-collection set for my router with different hoods for different applications, and one of those electric branding irons so I can sign my projects--a woman like that is a keeper! The project I did as a Christmas gift for friends was also well-received, now I'll have to drive up to their place and brand it. http://www.woodmagazine.com/photos/s...rojects/holida... |
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On Dec 25, 1:32*pm, "DGDevin" wrote:
My wife (who has a keen eye) got me a dust-collection set for my router with different hoods for different applications, and one of those electric branding irons so I can sign my projects--a woman like that is a keeper! The project I did as a Christmas gift for friends was also well-received, now I'll have to drive up to their place and brand it. http://www.woodmagazine.com/photos/s...rojects/holida... Yep. I have been married to one of those for 42 years. I ended up wearing down my 14 year old Ryobi 11-1/4" planer while building and trimming our new home. Now SHE is bound and determined I am going to get a new Grizzly G0453 15" machine to replace it! One of my pet peeves is women who constantly put their men down because they can't do anything with their hands.......and bitch everytime the guy even mentions buying a tool. RonB |
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On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 11:54:08 -0800 (PST), RonB
wrote: On Dec 25, 1:32*pm, "DGDevin" wrote: My wife (who has a keen eye) got me a dust-collection set for my router with different hoods for different applications, and one of those electric branding irons so I can sign my projects--a woman like that is a keeper! The project I did as a Christmas gift for friends was also well-received, now I'll have to drive up to their place and brand it. http://www.woodmagazine.com/photos/s...rojects/holida... Yep. I have been married to one of those for 42 years. I ended up wearing down my 14 year old Ryobi 11-1/4" planer while building and trimming our new home. Now SHE is bound and determined I am going to get a new Grizzly G0453 15" machine to replace it! SWMBO bought me a DW735 a couple of years ago. Well, she gave me the gift certificate, anyway. One of my pet peeves is women who constantly put their men down because they can't do anything with their hands.......and bitch everytime the guy even mentions buying a tool. Mine never bitches about tools and rarely about unfinished projects (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Good thing, because I would have given her plenty to bitch about. Maybe there's a reason we've kept them around (38 years, in my case). ;-) |
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"krw" wrote in message ... One of my pet peeves is women who constantly put their men down because they can't do anything with their hands.......and bitch everytime the guy even mentions buying a tool. Mine never bitches about tools and rarely about unfinished projects (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Good thing, because I would have given her plenty to bitch about. Maybe there's a reason we've kept them around (38 years, in my case). ;-) My wife lavishes praise on everything I build whether it deserves it or not. She also helps without complaint when I need an extra set of hands to assemble something. And she not only doesn't object when I buy tools (she knows any big-ticket item I buy has been heavily researched) but sometimes she suggests getting something I'm just eye-balling. Imagine being married to someone who wants to know why we're leaving the Grizzly store without buying something that plugs into the wall? I must have been a really good person in a previous life to deserve someone like her.... |
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On Dec 25, 2:54*pm, RonB wrote:
On Dec 25, 1:32*pm, "DGDevin" wrote: My wife (who has a keen eye) got me a dust-collection set for my router with different hoods for different applications, and one of those electric branding irons so I can sign my projects--a woman like that is a keeper! The project I did as a Christmas gift for friends was also well-received, now I'll have to drive up to their place and brand it. http://www.woodmagazine.com/photos/s...rojects/holida... Yep. *I have been married to one of those for 42 years. *I ended up wearing down my 14 year old Ryobi 11-1/4" planer while building and trimming our new home. *Now SHE is bound and determined I am going to get a new Grizzly G0453 15" machine to replace it! One of my pet peeves is women who constantly put their men down because they can't do anything with their hands.......and bitch everytime the guy even mentions buying a tool. RonB Mine doesn't complain at all. She does the "do you NEED it or do you WANT it" question but if she sees that I need it, I can usually get it. I did get a WoodWorker 2 and a Ridgid jointer for Christmas this year so I can't complain. Allen |
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(tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! ;^} |
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On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 12:42:35 -0800, "DGDevin"
wrote: "krw" wrote in message .. . One of my pet peeves is women who constantly put their men down because they can't do anything with their hands.......and bitch everytime the guy even mentions buying a tool. Mine never bitches about tools and rarely about unfinished projects (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Good thing, because I would have given her plenty to bitch about. Maybe there's a reason we've kept them around (38 years, in my case). ;-) My wife lavishes praise on everything I build whether it deserves it or not. Same. She also helps without complaint when I need an extra set of hands to assemble something. She won't help - at all. I yelled at her once, thirty years ago, when the RAS was binding. She was "helping" a bit too much (there can only be one driver). And she not only doesn't object when I buy tools (she knows any big-ticket item I buy has been heavily researched) but sometimes she suggests getting something I'm just eye-balling. Imagine being married to someone who wants to know why we're leaving the Grizzly store without buying something that plugs into the wall? I must have been a really good person in a previous life to deserve someone like her.... Never been to a Grizzly store, but ditto. |
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Somebody wrote:
(tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Started my career working for the National Carbon Division of Union Carbide. This was a place that made things from graphite. As a result, there was graphite dust all over the place even with dust collection and motorized sweepers. The graphite dust would get all over your shoes and into the pores of your skin. Had a pair of shoes that never left the plant. Had a 2nd pair that were used for commuting from home to the plant and back. Once at home, it was time for street shoes. It worked for me. Lew |
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"RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I would put woodworking tools in the basement. The owner (female) recoiled in horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" When I told her yes, she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. |
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On Dec 25, 4:37*pm, "Lee Michaels"
wrote: "RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! * ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I would put woodworking tools in the basement. *The owner (female) recoiled in horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" *When I told her yes, she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. Stuff won't even burn. How evil is that??? I received a wonderful present. Planet Earth on Blu-ray. I have all the tools I need. Need. There are still some I desire. What I need, I have. Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton & Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* |
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Robatoy wrote in
: snip Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton & Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* Wat jammer ... I really feel for you evil grin -- Best regards Han email address is invalid |
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On Dec 25, 5:11*pm, Han wrote:
Robatoy wrote : snip Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton & Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* Wat jammer ... *I really feel for you evil grin Yup! especially when you factor in the tough decisions between the Armangnac and the single malt to go with the Montecristo number 3. I wouldn`t want to do this more than once a year.... jus` wouldn`t be special anymore. |
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On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 14:47:16 -0800 (PST), Robatoy
wrote: I wouldn`t want to do this more than once a year.... jus` wouldn`t be special anymore. Don't know about everybody else, but after a five week stint in the hospital and coming home for good yesterday, I've decided to give myself Lee Valley's plow plane with five blades for my Christmas present. And I think I've earned it. Might as well take advantage of LV's free shipping that's on right now. http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...at=1,230,41182 |
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On Dec 25, 6:48*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 14:47:16 -0800 (PST), Robatoy wrote: I wouldn`t want to do this more than once a year.... jus` wouldn`t be special anymore. Don't know about everybody else, but after a five week stint in the hospital and coming home for good yesterday, I've decided to give myself Lee Valley's plow plane with five blades for my Christmas present. And I think I've earned it. Might as well take advantage of LV's free shipping that's on right now. http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...at=1,230,41182 Dude!! I didn't know anything was amiss. Glad to see you back! BTW... hospitals suck... they're full of sick people. Stay away from there! Merry Christmas!!! |
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wrote: Don't know about everybody else, but after a five week stint in the hospital and coming home for good yesterday, I've decided to give myself Lee Valley's plow plane with five blades for my Christmas present. And I think I've earned it As someone who spent most of the first qtr of 09 either in the hospital or rehab, I can relate. Hope 10 is better for you. Lew |
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On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 13:36:52 -0800, "Lew Hodgett"
wrote: Somebody wrote: (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Started my career working for the National Carbon Division of Union Carbide. This was a place that made things from graphite. As a result, there was graphite dust all over the place even with dust collection and motorized sweepers. The graphite dust would get all over your shoes and into the pores of your skin. Had a pair of shoes that never left the plant. Had a 2nd pair that were used for commuting from home to the plant and back. Once at home, it was time for street shoes. It worked for me. I leave a pair of old shoes by the garage door and another by the entrance to the room over the garage. and *try* to slip them off every time I come in, but sometimes... |
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On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 15:54:19 -0800 (PST), Robatoy
Dude!! I didn't know anything was amiss. Glad to see you back! BTW... hospitals suck... they're full of sick people. Stay away from there! Merry Christmas!!! You got that right. Left on my own despite the objections of the hospital physio department. Damned if I was going to spend Christmas and new year's in a hospital, not if I could do anything about it, so I did.. Merry Christmas and a great New Year's to you too. Quaff a few Erdingers for me will you? |
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On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 16:03:06 -0800, "Lew Hodgett"
As someone who spent most of the first qtr of 09 either in the hospital or rehab, I can relate. Hope 10 is better for you. Thanks Lew. Just the fact that I'm home now means that 10 will start off good. Best of the season to you too. Dave |
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On Dec 25, 7:15*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 15:54:19 -0800 (PST), Robatoy Dude!! I didn't know anything was amiss. Glad to see you back! BTW... hospitals suck... they're full of sick people. Stay away from there! Merry Christmas!!! You got that right. Left on my own despite the objections of the hospital physio department. Damned if I was going to spend Christmas and new year's in a hospital, not if I could do anything about it, so I did.. Merry Christmas and a great New Year's to you too. Quaff a few Erdingers for me will you? To Er is Dinger, to quaff is divine. 3 bucks for a half liter is premium, but the only beer that's worth it...but only sometimes. It is not a regular maintenance beer. My life is like that. I enjoy a good burger, but once in a while I need filet mignon. Once in a while I need to rent a Porsche or an Arnage. That kind of stuff is a lot of fun, but who wants to have to keep it maintained and insured...and get nailed with that insane depreciation? Speaking of maintenance... I think Tiger Woods is about to find out what that's all about. G |
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"DGDevin" wrote in message ... My wife (who has a keen eye) got me a dust-collection set for my router with different hoods for different applications, and one of those electric branding irons so I can sign my projects--a woman like that is a keeper! The project I did as a Christmas gift for friends was also well-received, now I'll have to drive up to their place and brand it. http://www.woodmagazine.com/photos/s...oId=1363400009 Oh yeah, I forgot the box-set of Tage Frid Teaches Woodworking, that's the only woodworking gift I actually suggested. |
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On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 16:37:15 -0500, the infamous "Lee Michaels"
scrawled the following: "RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I would put woodworking tools in the basement. The owner (female) recoiled in horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" When I told her yes, she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. You were darned lucky to learn that BEFORE you moved in, huh? Whew! -- REMEMBER: The sooner you fall behind, the more time you'll have to catch up! |
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Peter Huebner wrote in
t: Lucky sod. My wife got a chainsaw grin - well she asked for one a week ago. So that's some kind of woodworking tool. My Mum said "I want a power screwdriver that is all mine. Not anyone else's." She's not getting my Makitas, but I found her a nice Panasonic for Christmas. I'll have to borrow it once to see why it's a favorite brand here. ;-) Puckdropper |
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On Dec 25, 2:32*pm, "DGDevin" wrote:
The project I did as a Christmas gift for friends was also well-received, now I'll have to drive up to their place and brand it. I found a bin at LOwes with a pile of 4-inch "Vise Grips," albeit Lowes brand and grabbed the three left at $1.98 each. Then, I cut a pattern guide out of some thin material and used it to rout out a hole that just fit the little pliers in three chunks of 3/4-inch Mahogany. Then, I planed down an old (1960 era) piece of "barn wood" that had some nice figuring and routed out a rectangular opening so as to form a cover or top for the tool encapsulating Mahogany base into which I cut a rabbit on all four sides so the bottom section fit nicely into the Barn Wood top. Putting the two pieces together, I trimmed all four sides on the table saw, then sanded and finished the little boxes. I gave them as gifts to a couple of buddies and to my son-in-law. Nothing great, somewhat of a "gag gift," but fun to make and give. And at a cost that was hardly noticed. Not so impressive as the umbrella stand - nice piece - but an idea for next year maybe. |
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On 26 Dec 2009 06:56:43 GMT, Puckdropper puckdropper(at)yahoo(dot)com wrote:
Peter Huebner wrote in et: My Mum said "I want a power screwdriver that is all mine. Not anyone else's." She's not getting my Makitas, but I found her a nice Panasonic for Christmas. I'll have to borrow it once to see why it's a favorite brand here. ;-) I bought a 12v Panasonic for SWMBO (a little slip of a thing) a couple years ago based on recommendations here. I have not regretted it, and more importantly, neither has she. Your Mom will like it, and you might find yourself wondering why you don't have one yourself. Regards, Roy |
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On Dec 25, 5:05*pm, Robatoy wrote:
On Dec 25, 4:37*pm, "Lee Michaels" wrote: "RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! * ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I would put woodworking tools in the basement. *The owner (female) recoiled in horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" *When I told her yes, she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. Stuff won't even burn. How evil is that??? I received a wonderful present. Planet Earth on Blu-ray. I have all the tools I need. Need. There are still some I desire. What I need, I have. Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton & Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. |
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Robatoy wrote in
: On Dec 25, 5:05*pm, Robatoy wrote: On Dec 25, 4:37*pm, "Lee Michaels" wrote: "RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! * ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I wo uld put woodworking tools in the basement. *The owner (female) recoiled i n horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" *When I told her yes , she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. Stuff won't even burn. How evil is that??? I received a wonderful present. Planet Earth on Blu-ray. I have all the tools I need. Need. There are still some I desire. What I need, I have. Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton & Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. http://www.kingarthurflour.com/recipes/party-rye-recipe I replace half of the cracked wheat with wheat berriesand it's almost like roggebrood. -- Best regards Han email address is invalid |
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On Sat, 26 Dec 2009 16:35:31 -0800 (PST), Robatoy
Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. Be prepared to put on the weight. They make great bread and pizza dough and stuff, but it's usually in amounts of a pound or two and you'll pack on the weight. That's my only reason for not buying one. I'm fat enough. |
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On 12/26/09 7:35 PM, Robatoy wrote:
On Dec 25, 5:05 pm, wrote: On Dec 25, 4:37 pm, "Lee wrote: "RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I would put woodworking tools in the basement. The owner (female) recoiled in horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" When I told her yes, she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. Stuff won't even burn. How evil is that??? I received a wonderful present. Planet Earth on Blu-ray. I have all the tools I need. Need. There are still some I desire. What I need, I have. Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton& Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. I have one of those, it makes great bread, pizza dough etc. Follow the recipes, they say it in there, but the order *really* is important when adding the ingredients. -- Froz... The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance. |
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On 12/26/2009 05:35 PM, Robatoy wrote:
On Dec 25, 5:05 pm, wrote: On Dec 25, 4:37 pm, "Lee wrote: "RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I would put woodworking tools in the basement. The owner (female) recoiled in horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" When I told her yes, she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. Stuff won't even burn. How evil is that??? I received a wonderful present. Planet Earth on Blu-ray. I have all the tools I need. Need. There are still some I desire. What I need, I have. Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton& Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. They make really good bread. Next year you may need the lipo attachment for your shop vac. |
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Doug Winterburn wrote:
On 12/26/2009 05:35 PM, Robatoy wrote: On Dec 25, 5:05 pm, wrote: On Dec 25, 4:37 pm, "Lee wrote: "RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I would put woodworking tools in the basement. The owner (female) recoiled in horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" When I told her yes, she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. Stuff won't even burn. How evil is that??? I received a wonderful present. Planet Earth on Blu-ray. I have all the tools I need. Need. There are still some I desire. What I need, I have. Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton& Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. They make really good bread. Next year you may need the lipo attachment for your shop vac. Just a comment but if one doesn't like the look of the bread that comes out of it, one can let the bread machine do all the grunt work and then move the dough to another pan and bake it in the oven. |
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On 12/27/09 10:53 AM, J. Clarke wrote:
Doug Winterburn wrote: On 12/26/2009 05:35 PM, Robatoy wrote: On Dec 25, 5:05 pm, wrote: On Dec 25, 4:37 pm, "Lee wrote: "RonB" wrote (tracking sawdust into the house is another issue). Uhhhh...Yeah there IS that! ;^} Reminds me of trying to rent a house years ago and mentioning that I would put woodworking tools in the basement. The owner (female) recoiled in horror and asked, "Would you be making sawdust?" When I told her yes, she started screaming and chased us out of the house. Apparently, to her, sawdust was the ultimate evil. Stuff won't even burn. How evil is that??? I received a wonderful present. Planet Earth on Blu-ray. I have all the tools I need. Need. There are still some I desire. What I need, I have. Oh.. and a Blu-ray player to go with it. And a few new Blu-ray discs. Clapton& Winwood.... should be nice. And Angela bought me a plasma. See ya`ll in a bit. *S* Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. They make really good bread. Next year you may need the lipo attachment for your shop vac. Just a comment but if one doesn't like the look of the bread that comes out of it, one can let the bread machine do all the grunt work and then move the dough to another pan and bake it in the oven. Absolutely, the loaf does have a funny shape, but let it do all the kneading, rising, kneading, rising, etc. cycles. -- Froz... The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance. |
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"Robatoy" wrote in message ... Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. All breadmakers have one major flaw. They all will make you FAT. |
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"FrozenNorth" wrote: Follow the recipes, they say it in there, but the order *really* is important when adding the ingredients. Cooking allows for some variation of a recipe, baking follows a formula and does not. Lew |
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"Puckdropper" puckdropper(at)yahoo(dot)com wrote in message ... Peter Huebner wrote in t: Lucky sod. My wife got a chainsaw grin - well she asked for one a week ago. So that's some kind of woodworking tool. My Mum said "I want a power screwdriver that is all mine. Not anyone else's." She's not getting my Makitas, but I found her a nice Panasonic for Christmas. I'll have to borrow it once to see why it's a favorite brand here. ;-) Puckdropper I have had both Panasonic and Makita and they are/were my favorites of all the other brands I have owned. You may want to give your Mum the Makita and keep the Panasonic for yourself. |
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On Dec 27, 12:28*pm, "Leon" wrote:
"Robatoy" wrote in message ... Theeeeen I scored a Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker. I know absolutely diddly-squat 'bout those there breadmachines, but it looks like it could be a hoot. All breadmakers have one major flaw. *They all will make you FAT. ..but, but, but it has recipes for glutton free breads... or am I reading that wrong? |
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On Sun, 27 Dec 2009 09:36:29 -0800, "Lew Hodgett"
wrote: "FrozenNorth" wrote: Follow the recipes, they say it in there, but the order *really* is important when adding the ingredients. Cooking allows for some variation of a recipe, baking follows a formula and does not. Baking requires a very precise chemical reaction. Like other chemical processes, the quantity and order of reactions is important. Baking is essentially chemistry with an edible outcome. |
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