Good bye
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Good bye
Hi, so im here to say goodbye to this group which I love so much. My wife says I'm in this group every 2 seconds and I'm too obsessed with woodworking and she can't stand it anymore..Well we argued and she told me to choose between her or the group...therefore Im gonna be offline for a couple hours while I pack her bags and call her a taxi!! I'll be right back!
Joe
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520, Bandsaw, Beltsander, Delta Drill Press, Delta Lathe, Craftsman Planner/Jointer, Delta Planner, Mini "Greenie" Shorty 500
Being a VETERAN is an honor
Being a GRANDPA is priceless
Re: Good bye
Ah come on, can't she pack her own bags?
Just kidding!!! Funny post....
Mike
Just kidding!!! Funny post....
Mike
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I actually believed you for the first sentence. Brought back memories!!
Bill V
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JPG
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Re: Good bye
Yeah, from 2 minutes ago here!wa2crk wrote:I actually believed you for the first sentence. Brought back memories!!
Bill V
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BuckeyeDennis
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Re: Good bye
Are y'all telling me that it won't get better when I retire? 
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JPG
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BuckeyeDennis wrote:Are y'all telling me that it won't get better when I retire?
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Re: Good bye
Ah, good clean fun.... And a sunny day to boot! Now if only the ground hog hadn't seen his shadow.... All in all, it's been a nice winter here in MD.
Mike
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dusty
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That dependson what the meaning of "it" is.BuckeyeDennis wrote:Are y'all telling me that it won't get better when I retire?
There will be more time available but the question is for what. I am far more strerched for shop time than I was when I was working. Everyone accepted the shop as a distraction from the stress of work. Not so now.
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Re: Good bye
You have to get the spouse involved with the project. Let her think up what she wants in the way of furniture. A picture off the internet will do. Then make her the best piece of furniture she has ever owned. Have her deciding on the next piece while you are working on the current one. Take her on a tour of the local exotic wood store so she can expand the possibilities. Pretty soon the only question will be how much did you get done today in the shop. You have a SS so you are pretty much equipped to make anything. My boss even peruses the router bit catalogues to determine the profiles she wants. The key is to make it what they want and make it very well. It doesn't have to be expensive either. If they like early American maple is cheap. Walnut can be had pretty reasonable also. A really nice table can be made fairly inexpensively and at a fraction of the price for even cheap furniture. When you give them a small gift deliver it in a nice piece of woodworking ( box, turning etc ). This concept has worked for me and several woodworking friends for years.
Paul
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Also, ask if she would like to participate with the build.
Mike
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