grr-ripper opinions

Do try to put in in context.

I don't think it takes the highest level of reading comprehension nor logic to determine he's talking about buying woodworking stuff, not his daily groceries.

wow.

You're inferring something that he did not imply.

They sell lemons at Harbor Freight

They sell lemons at Harbor Freight

No, you're just being argumentative.

According to you, we should assume that people get their fruits and vegetables at Woodcraft and the local hardware store.

No assumption needed. Most Americans get their fruits and vegetables at a retail store.

Your inference was that "retail store" referred _only_ to stores related in some way to woodworking.

Bullshit and you know it. But go on and keep arguing if it boosts your self esteem.

Wow! Still sore.

Why are you so determined to pick a fight over this? Did somebody steal your life or something?

Gentlemen, gentlemen!! Check this book out at your library and read just the first chapter.

Max

---------------------------------------- When I get bored or things are a little slow on the wrec, I like to play a little game I call, "Me Pavlov, You dog".

If nothing else, it generates a little activity on the wrec.

You never know when I'm going to play this little game with you: however, I must complement you for your ability to fulfill your part in our little game without the necessity of a script.

Pavlov would have been proud.

The game is now over until the next time.

Lew

The second you release pressure, for whatever reason, what happens to the piece of wood between the blade and the fence? I have more trust in a traditional push shoe with a hooked aft end.

Now, you're projecting. You obviously just want the last word.

happens to the piece of wood between the blade and the fence? I have more trust in a traditional push shoe with a hooked aft end.

---------------------------------- I'll add a splitter and an anti-kick back in those situations unless cutting edge banding (1/4" thick strips), which is a special case.

Lew

Really? You've been doing a lot of barking. Did Pavlov Bark?

The same thing that always happens when you release pressure. Part of skill comes in not releasing pressure.

Which only works on an edge.

I see. So you're basically a child who likes to stir up anthills. When you grow up, have a third party let me know and I'll let you out of the killfile again.

let me try that again. :-)

Right. Conveying a long board into a cut is an advantage for the gripper. Also, the conformable bottom on the tool allows a better hold of contoured materials for the same purpose.

Regards,

Edward Hennessey