fredfighter reponds:
Huh? The ONLY Ridge Tools calendars I've ever seen had models, but not of their tools.
Charlie Self "Everything has its limit - iron ore cannot be educated into gold." Mark Twain
fredfighter reponds:
Huh? The ONLY Ridge Tools calendars I've ever seen had models, but not of their tools.
Charlie Self "Everything has its limit - iron ore cannot be educated into gold." Mark Twain
-- Mark
The last Ridgid tools calendar I saw was probably c 1979. The models were all posed with Ridgid tools, and there was a brief paragraph describing each of the featured tools.
Fredfigher responds:
You're right. Sorry. Shows what age does to memory. Want a rationale (may not be the actual reason): the shots in this calendar are stock shots; doing their own shots would have cost a much larger bundle of spondulix.
Charlie Self "Everything has its limit - iron ore cannot be educated into gold." Mark Twain
At the prices they are asking for the wood lathe ($199), they are practically paying you to take it. I paid $300 for that lathe (Sears at the time) around 1973. It is not the greatest, but it was sufficient to make many of a lamp, TV stand and other early american furniture and now legs for a kitchen table for my son.
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