That would be cool. The gmail counterfitter works. I plan to do a bit of flying about this summer, so gimme a heads up. I can set up s special support group for American dorkers who have brad-nailed themselves to the altar of the woodworking gods...well, at least till the glue dries. I'll toss a bottle of Calvados in the freezer.
I will keep you posted. We're planning on spending a few days somewhere near Detroit so we can tour Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. Then across the Ambassador Bridge and meander north to find a Campground with full hook-ups near Sarnia. (or back on this side if necessary; there's a decent KOA near Port Huron. )
I visited the museum many years ago and also found it fascinating. My wife has never been there and she's big on museums. We have a very flexible schedule so we'll take whatever time we need. :-) Friends will be making arrangements for a Ford factory tour as well.
-------------------------------------------------- The museum had a rather extensive collection of buttons as well as other items that will probably be of interest to her.
Last time I was there was early 70's, so details are a little fuzzy.
Spent many years knocking on the doors of places that had FoMoCo on the front door.
Hopefully an assembly plant. We went thru an engine plant a few years ago. The plant did "lost foam" casting and sand casting. *Very* interesting. And, in my *very* young years I worked in an axle plant in Lansing.
There seems to be allot of reading compresion problems here. The first 2-3 guys to respond to my first post wanted to warn me of the hazzards of laminate, insted of aswering a simple question! Greg
It seems ironic for you to claim that people reading your posts have comprehension problems when you have five misspellings within those two short sentences.
Never thought about that. Plastic acts as an insulator, but granite is a huge heat sink and would put some heat into the frozen meat. Thick pans of either aluminum or cast iron work well too, but so is the thermal mass of granite that is there all the time.
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