http://lumberjocks.com/davidiv/blog/...omment-1111075

If you look, be sure to look at the photo the author posted in the
comments section below--it looks like a story in itself.

Bill

On Mon, 05 Dec 2011 01:07:13 -0500, Bill wrote:

http://lumberjocks.com/davidiv/blog/...omment-1111075

If you look, be sure to look at the photo the author posted in the
comments section below--it looks like a story in itself.

Great story by David.

My last house was built in 1939 and had roughsawn 2x4 studs covered by
1/4" plywood. I saw that picture and believe that stack of ply behind
them is likely identical to the 1/4" stuff which adorned my old shack.

--
Self-development is a higher duty than self-sacrifice.
-- Elizabeth Cady Stanton

On Mon, 05 Dec 2011 01:07:13 -0500, Bill wrote:

http://lumberjocks.com/davidiv/blog/...omment-1111075

If you look, be sure to look at the photo the author posted in the
comments section below--it looks like a story in itself.

Bill

"DAMMIT Son, you're doing it bass-ackwards!"

But it worked. I have Dad's tools and some of his Dad's tools.

-Zz

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On Dec 5, 1:07*am, Bill wrote:
http://lumberjocks.com/davidiv/blog/...omment-1111075

If you look, be sure to look at the photo the author posted in the
comments section below--it looks like a story in itself.

Bill

Never met my grandfather, but I think of him whenever I
use his old hand tools. Feels like I'm shaking his hand.

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Bill


Sorry, you didn't like it. But hey, it didn't cost you much, and perhaps
considering it will help make you more thankful for what you have. Or
are you "3rd-generation I don't give a 46-55-43-4B" ?

42-49-4C-4C-0A