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New Lee Valley Product/Video
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I tried to buy one of those last year, but was rejected. Something about my triglycerides, I think.
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Before I look, April Fool?
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You know, usually I am not much on this type of thing.
But I laughed, guffawed and chuckled through that whole video.
That was great! Thanks for the laugh, Lee!
Robert
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Yep, it is the folks at Veritas tool company having some fun with us. They took a basic premise and carried it out to ridiculous extremes. And they did it a way that only the Lee Valley folks can. I bet that those people really get into the spirit of this thing too. They made April 1st into a silly holiday for the woodworking crowd.
Thanks Rob Lee. You are one of the good guys.
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Wow, thanks. I forgot that this is the day they introduce new tools. This was the best.
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Ed Pawlowski wrote in news:SfSdncm1vO0N34HInZ2dnUU7- snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com:
Imagine that! Without you having to do the bothersome stripping and repainting, you can have a plane in just the right color! I was thinking "Model T" myself, but only got a quick glance at the color screen as it went by.
Puckdropper
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If you wish to see all the other special products - - 12 years worth, now ... and counting ! Just type the secret code " AFD " into the key-word search field on their web page. Enjoy. John T.
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I didn't get the email that I normally get, so when I went to the site and saw this
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Every year, for more then a decade, they have introduced a "new" tool on April 1st. Only at least once (Story Tape), it turned out the idea was not so "foolish" and they had to actually carry the tool.
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It is plain for me to see that my knowledge of planes is far from being on the same plane as that of dedicated plane users. Plainly.