Potpourri - July, Aug, Sept 2010

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Potpourri - July, Aug, Sept 2010

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We'll try a QUARTERLY vs. monthly thread.....even less work!!

This thread is for discussion of anything. Changing subjects is expected and/or encouraged!

Last months was:

http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/showthread.htm?t=5878
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following the natural progression for these lately would make the next one the annual pot pourri.

may i be the first to suggest that that would be going too far.

of course, I'm the one who wasn't lazy enough to be a good mathematician:rolleyes:
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iclark wrote:following the natural progression for these lately would make the next one the annual pot pourri.

may i be the first to suggest that that would be going too far.

of course, I'm the one who wasn't lazy enough to be a good mathematician:rolleyes:
OK....quarterly max. If quarterly gets too funky, we'll revert back.
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I posted previously about my pac rat tendencies toward 'scrap' wood. Following in the foot steps of mbcabinetmaker, I now have an official barrel reserved for anything larger than a dime....just in case I need it. When it gets full, I'll skim off 1/2 of it into the trash.

Now I need to deal with that same pack rat tendency I have toward keeping tools that I know I'll never use. When I funded the pegboard storage rack, I went through all my tool drawers, shelves, boxes, cabinets etc. and it really hit me just how many things I've kept that really need to be gone. I have over 20 screwdrivers, 3 full sets of spade bits, 4 complete socket sets, 3 hacksaws, 3 circular saws, on and on. I don't even remember how I came across them. Cheap yard sale items I'd bet. So, looks like a yard sale. Can't throw them away. Somebody can use them.
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If you look thoroughly enough and then have a good yard sale, you might end up with the purchase price of a Power Pro Upgrade Kit.:rolleyes:
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dusty wrote:If you look thoroughly enough and then have a good yard sale, you might end up with the purchase price of a Power Pro Upgrade Kit.:rolleyes:
Did you say Power Pro.....
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Is that a picture of JPG?
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ashbury wrote:Is that a picture of JPG?
NAW! He's too cute!
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That is one UGLY little critter. What the heck is it?
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fiatben wrote:That is one UGLY little critter. What the heck is it?
She is an Aye-Aye from Madagascar. An endangered lemer. They are related to us!!!
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