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Geeze, Al, looks like a full load in your beautiful slow boat. Love to read and see your continuing adventures. I am sure your NYETI will perform as expected. Beautiful!! A comment: Looks like you need a smaller slow boat dingy to carry your stuff when having a passenger in the real slow boat. You c...

Done from here too!

A-men, Gene! When reading threads like this about using the newest and greatest inventions of measurement it makes me wonder if woodworkers are quickly losing any ability to see and feel the unique and exciting feeling of cutting, shaping and fitting of wood for useful purposes. Are we losing the ex...

charlese wrote: After I get in the shop, I can most likely find where I got the hardware. I'll look tomorrow.

the correct location where I got my hardware is CRAFT SUPPLIES USA. By the way, the instructions coming with the parts are excellent.

I've made quite a few, from 6" to 18". Can't remember for sure where I got the hardware, but most probably from WOODCRAFT. The hardest part for me was boring straight holes on. the longer ones. Needed extensions for the Forstner bit. Ceramic is only needed for the salt mill. Stainless stee...

Science is wonderful! I,for one appreciate the thesaurus of memory, but the most important thing is--- The beer stayed cold for more than 100 hours!!! Great build, Al - super construction! all the way from box joints. congratulations! Ever think of putting a packet of dry ice in the wannigan rather ...

rjent wrote:Absolutely outstanding!

ditto in Spades!

Thank you, friend !

So, Who was your broker (source)? wonderful find and looks like an organized warehouse.

nuhobby wrote:...A sort of metal-working hammer...
Chris

A nice cross pein hammer! Good job Chris!