In a message dated 4/30/98 6:25:00 PM, you wrote: << ... Well, I use a Scandinavian-style "jointer's bench", an adaptation of Tage Frid's bench as published in...
PeterH5322
PeterH5322@...
May 1, 1998 7:05 am
28880
<Odeen has problems adjusting his #39> This is probably more relevant to wooden dados, but it may prove useful for the Stanley #39 as well. In order to work...
Norman Witt
normanw@...
May 1, 1998 7:05 am
28881
Gary, Please elaborate on the hammer's uses a bit more. I have one too, and I often wondered what the markings were for. In addition, mine has a curved back...
Cougarjack
Cougarjack@...
May 1, 1998 7:55 am
28882
... I don't think the analagy is very accurate. If you took a PC from the mid 80s it would still be able to run the software from that period, you could still...
Patrick Colbeck
pat.colbeck@...
May 1, 1998 9:13 am
28883
... The idea of a spider is a good one and one I often use to zap a number of parts at the same time. I use pieces of insulated copper wire connected at a...
TomPrice
TomPrice@...
May 1, 1998 10:35 am
28884
... You know, this is really a very UPSETTING thread. Gary Roberts <groberts@...> Boston, MA...Antique tools, Art Pottery, Hong Kong cinema, what else is...
Gary Roberts
groberts@...
May 1, 1998 11:35 am
28885
GGs-- Some months ago, in my very earliest newbie days on the list, we had a thread about threads--wooden screws and nuts. I found out that Larry Holland (and...
Phil and Debbie Koontz
pdknz@...
May 1, 1998 12:14 pm
28886
Michael R. Shortreed writes ... When I was in grad school, I worked in a camera store. The code we used for marking the wholesale price (our cost) was a...
Steve Noe
snoe749@...
May 1, 1998 12:20 pm
28887
... Dave and other galoots - I took your question and sent it to a friend who is a cordwainer (shoemaker) at Colonial Williamsburg. Here is his answer to your...
John White
avlonfrg@...
May 1, 1998 1:10 pm
28888
... For US galoots, "Oregon Pine" is the UK timber trade name for "Douglas Fir." Rodney Myrvaagnes J36 Gjo/a rodneym@... 20 years without a car,...
Rodney Myrvaagnes
rodneym@...
May 1, 1998 1:42 pm
28889
... Is there a general rule of thumb as to how far they should extend? Wouldn't you tend to trip over them if they extend very far? ... Would the way the front...
Dan Attaway
attaway@...
May 1, 1998 1:50 pm
28890
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998 14:44:07 -0500 (CDT) Dan Attaway <attaway@...> ... Unless you're doing alot of hand planing, I would recommend going for an ...
Stan Faullin
faullin1@...
May 1, 1998 2:40 pm
28891
Just a reminder, not that most of you will have forgotten: Monday the 4th is Flea Market Monday for the month of May. If you haven't participated before, or...
Kenneth Stagg
kstagg@...
May 1, 1998 3:11 pm
28892
This isn't a galoot, thing, but it has allowed folks (like me) to make boards on which to perform galootish activities....I get a big thrill out of finish...
La Pill
lapill@...
May 1, 1998 3:12 pm
28893
Re Subject line: =~ 67" wide, 19" of solid top deep + 6" tool/scrap tray (excellent feature), face vise on left front, end vise on right. No room in my cave ...
Tom Holloway
hollotom@...
May 1, 1998 3:19 pm
28894
Galoots, I've put some pictures of the tools I received from Tony Murland up on the web at: http://www.geocities.com/PicketFence/3212/tonymurland.html Have a...
Joe Palazzolo
jmpalazz@...
May 1, 1998 3:44 pm
28895
... I've been using a trick mentioned some time ago on the list: a stainless steel pot lid complete with screw-on knob on the top. I just unscrew the knob a...
Bill Clouser
clouser@...
May 1, 1998 3:46 pm
28896
Phil: I am interested in building/buying a treadle lathe. I have Roy's books, the complete Holtzappel's, and the Treadlelathe download. Dan Hogan ...
Dan Hogan
dhhogan@...
May 1, 1998 3:59 pm
28897
... As another owner of one of these, I can certainly sympathize. But since I've gone somewhat farther than you on mine, let me offer a bit of history. 1. Buy...
HeyzaD
HeyzaD@...
May 1, 1998 3:59 pm
28898
... I do. I like the unadorned side of the bench for lots of tasks where the vices just get in the way. I find that working against a batten is still often ...
Bill Clouser
clouser@...
May 1, 1998 4:04 pm
28899
... Thank you Tom. I just found one of these and bought it out of curiosity. One "edge" of mine is rounded over while the other is flat, and there's a little...
Bill Clouser
clouser@...
May 1, 1998 4:05 pm
28900
Hello! GG's My cat is back to his old tricks - he finally purged himself of the 10-20 feet of yarn !YUM! since he had not eaten for 3 days and the vet had him...
Aaron Ionta
aaron.ionta@...
May 1, 1998 4:06 pm
28901
... Agreed! I let a #39 get away for $28 once because of a cracked/chipped lever cap and no price break. Ooops. I also missed out on a rather nice 8C that...
Bill Clouser
clouser@...
May 1, 1998 4:08 pm
28902
I've recently finished my latest version of what I consider to be the right bench for me. I suspect, however, that variations and subtleties in what we look...
Richard Givan
padgivan@...
May 1, 1998 4:15 pm
28903
72" wide, 22" deep maple. Was originally a commercial mechanic's bench top. The first four inches (apron w/ dog holes) is 3.5' thick, the rest is 1.75. Record...
HeyzaD
HeyzaD@...
May 1, 1998 4:24 pm
28904
... Don't worry, both your benches will soon be bootstrap fodder for your kids. [clip of weebly wobbly benches] ... It's even quicker and cheaper when you...
Patrick Olguin
Odeen@...
May 1, 1998 4:28 pm
28905
Stephen York
Stephen.York@...
May 1, 1998 4:30 pm
28906
... Actually, I've already built a better bench for my son out of 2x4s and a small Record vise (the V175, like Dennis?). Perhaps a replacement vise and some...
Robert Brazile
brazile@...
May 1, 1998 4:33 pm
28907
Blades of 'rounds' (and hollows, for that matter) are 1/6 of a circle. The chamfer, I believe, is merely there because all the hollows and rounds in a set were...
Flowers, Curt
cjflower@...
May 1, 1998 4:43 pm
28908
... I ain't received no color photos of you makin' chips...yet. <g> <sniperoo> Actually it was part of a trade, the subject of ... er....this needs to be...
