This a re-cast! Get a different hobby besides trolling and woodworking. How about scrapbooking?
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This a re-cast! Get a different hobby besides trolling and woodworking. How about scrapbooking?
Sockman casts again with:
Great cast. Are your real initials David Eisan?
Charlie Self I don't approve of political jokes. I've seen too many of them get elected.
Hey! I'm enjoying this! So much better than the potty mouthed spammer!
Montyhp
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This thread is nothing without pictures.
We need graphics.
You trying to tell me my Shop Vac doesn't really deliver 6.8 HP?
Do you really think 150,000,000 cardboard boxes could be wrong?
Next time warn people. I just had my wisdom teeth cut out, and it hurts like hell to smile. That was cruel and unusual punishment.
Y'know, I must be gullible. I didn't think so, but I read this twice before I figured out that you weren't serious.
I hope.
:)
At least as wrong as 50 million Frenchmen. Or are you old enough to recall that little line?
Charlie Self I don't approve of political jokes. I've seen too many of them get elected.
I think the French line first started as the Luftwaffe airplanes waved down to the French all cozy in their Maginot Line.
Probably not.
Why are the streets of Paris lined with trees?
So the Germans could march in the shade. :)
On 27 Feb 2004 09:02:10 GMT, snipped-for-privacy@aol.comnotforme (Charlie Self) scribbled:
Yup. He/she/it got me good. :-)
I e-mailed the author to congratulate & gave an invitation to come fishing with me for some monster lake trout as he/she/it is really good at trolling Yukon fish.
But I ain't outing him/her/it.
Luigi Who has removed the hook but is still trying to spew out the sinker. Replace "nonet" with "yukonomics" for real email address
One time I think I dug up how they spec these fantasticlly high HP ratings and I believe the answer was...
1)run motor with no load present to the top end speed 2)Instantly clamp the shaft 3)Measure the peak current draw right before the windings vaporize 4)ta da! PEAK HP
You got'em. I posted a picture on the binaries woodworking group.
Ralph Engerman R E Quick Transit
"Paul Kierstead"
Well I am serious and just posted a pictur for the doubter. I'm almost reayd to go and start building cabinets with the cabinet saw. Only thing to do now is fix the fence.
My Craftsman saw had a solid fence that locked on both ends. Like Ron Popiele says, you just "set it and forget it". Not so with the Bee's Meyer fence. The damned thing only grabs on the front and the back just waves around. I'd be afraid to cut iwth it becuase it probably can't follow the pencil line very well. I'm going to devise a clampof some sort for the loose end. I think I'll drill some holes inthe table top and put a bolt through sticking up, right through the Bee's Meyer fench. I can just set it tot he right dimension and tighten it down with a ratchet and then clamp the front.
By tomorrow, I'll be makin' sawdust.
Relph Engerman R E Quick Transit
Bad idea. Better to install a couple 220v outlets in your shop. You'll have a smoother running and start, and use less energy with the
220v. Th>I'm selling my Craftsman table saw. There is one catch though, it will be >220 volt. >
So 220 runs smoother than 110? How come.
UA100, Myth Buster In Training...
...and how much less energy?
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