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burkhome wrote:One of the best reasons I can think of to live in the frozen north.
Paul(on vancouver island) is further north than waupon!:D But maybe those south pacific winter winds moderates the climate.:confused:
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Vancouver Island sounds like a good vacation destination...Haven't been out of the States since passports have been required.
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burkhome wrote:Vancouver Island sounds like a good vacation destination...Haven't been out of the States since passports have been required.
Just sneak over the border and back in. They're porous. (At least down here in San Diego they are. :mad:)
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mickyd wrote:Just sneak over the border and back in. They're porous. (At least down here in San Diego they are. :mad:)
How are lumber prices in San Diego?
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burkhome wrote:How are lumber prices in San Diego?
Don't know. Just a rookie woodworker. I'll let you judge for yourself.
http://frosthardwood.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/retailpriceguide.pdf
Mike
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Mickyd takes on a car restoration ?

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Look at this one.... especially the amount of sanding and polishing that was done... reminds me of mickyd's Mark V handles:

http://www.oldcarsweekly.com/article/19 ... steel-ford
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Man oh man, the guy must be INSANE!!! (in a good way). What a beautiful result. I'd be willing to bet the guy parks out in the boonies when he goes places with it. Just can't picture him stuffing it into the closest parking spot. Phenomenal!! And I only had to do about 10 square inches.
Mike
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ShopSmith's owners website is sporting a new improved look!!!

http://shopsmith.com/ownersite/index.htm
Mike
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Mike - Could you wrap your boat in that stuff (the stainless)?;)
Craig
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-Mark 5 "Greenie" S/N 342238, Manuf. mmm/mmm 1957, Acq. Oct. 2008, Joiner S/N M067266
-10 E/ER(?) S/N Unknown, Joiner 4E S/N 40051
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Buying 12" sanding pad

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Where is a good place (other than SS) to get the sanding pads? I looked on Woodcraft website and they only offer 10".
Mark V 520, Ryobi 12" mitersaw, Delta 10" tablesaw, DC 3300.
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