Sensitized to formaldehyde/need workbench

[Bill]

I'm not sure where Pop-A-Top actually started out, but where I used to hear it, when you heard it, the lights came on and that meant you had to leave...

Thank you for the detailed directions! If I'm going to make a mountain out of a molehill I want to do it right! At this point, the idea of a 3"+ top is starting to make me drool.

I've been putting more thought into vises and drawers. The machinist vise idea doesn't seem as right anymore (the problem is that's what I grew up with...). I saw a likable looking "Emmet vise" in "The Workbench Book" (by Landis). That made me drool too. I haven't checked availability or prices. Some dang fool requested the book at the library, so I had to return it. So I ordered it from Amazon (along with another book along the lines of "fun with concrete").

I think among my first posts, we were talking about minstrel style banjos...

I try to keep working towards these goals...I'm on my 2nd rub brick, and am getting pretty good at SketchUp. Came home and raked leaves. I have a job. Life is good. Hope everyone herely mostly feels as good, or better.

Bill

[Steve Turner]

I don't have anything to add Bill other than I enjoyed reading your post. You seem like a right nice feller. :-)

[Bill]

Thanks Steve, I'm glad you enjoyed my post. -Bill

[Lew Hodgett]

Depending on the bar, it was "Good Night Ladies" or "They All Get Better looking At Closing Time", depending on the clientelle.

If you really want to guild the lilly, knock out any knots and then back fill proud with epoxy fairing putty, then sand when cured.

Do this before any glue-up work.

Lew