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Dusty, sorry to hear your having some issues. Your shop will still be there when your wife decides she has had enough of you. I have been out of my shop for about 6 months now. Hopping to get back to it someday. Have had several thing go wrong, that weren't suppose to. I don't like to complain, so m...

:rolleyes:Dusty sorry to hear you are havingthings getting out of alignment. Must be something about age catching up with us. I have basically been out of my shop for about 6 month. Hope to get back to it soon. To many things going wrong, and I don't like to complain. My wife use to always say,,,Get...

My shop was as a two car garage, 24x36, so 864 sq.ft. then I ran out of space so built a new car shop 40x60, 2400 sq.ft. Now I use the 864 ft as a wood working shop. Forgot to mention it also has an upstairs I use for storage. I have ample room, but always seem to be short on time....Have to learn t...

You would not only learn how to construct a building, but also patience. These men are amazing.

Dusty, good luck with the new Pacemaker. I had one installed about 6 or 8 weeks ago.. Haven't spent a lot of time in my shop since it was put in but no problems that I have noticed. The only problem I had with mine was shortly after installation I was called fore Jury Duty. When I reported for that ...

I agree with Chuck, looks like it should work good on a chair or stool seat. I am sure you would need to sharpen it first. Have a good time using it, I love unusual tools. Heck I love all tools.

Yep, pretty cool but I don't see any seat belts. Would hate to be in a crash driving this.....Looks like a lot of work!!!

Wow, Gene, what a reward for just getting a haircut. You have to be a very special fellow. I have been telling my kids I could really use one of these also. They seem to pay me no never mind at all. I only have 7 acres but it gets harder to get around it all the time. Maybe I will just have to go lo...

Very beautiful piece. I have been contemplating turning one for myself. Not quite ready to go, but we never know when the time is now. Both she and yourself should be vefry proud of this fine work of art.

I guess I am a bit of a softie when it comes to magazines. I subscribe to several different ones, including Woodsmith, and always look forward to receiving latest issues. Don't always get the chance to read them as soon as they come in, but have always found time before the next issue arrives. Never...