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Dusty I may start my own list. Seems like a good idea. It is a good idea. Especially for those small repair parts that you don't want to pay full shipping to receive and think I will wait until I order something larger. Only, when you place that next order you forget to order the stupid things. Not...

JPG40504 wrote:The Indiana legislature(a group of lawyers) has obviously been infiltrated by some 'horsemen'.

Florida has a similar law.

2H is harder than HB, but leaves a lighter line, so you may need to press harder making it more likely to break: a catch-22. I use B which is softer than HB, so I don't need to press as hard to get a good strong line. But it is softer, so it is more likely to break. Bottom line, is that it is not n...

dusty wrote:
This is a great stride forward. I hope that it expands even farther.

Extraterrestrial?

gr8mesquite wrote:
Gonna try a Highland Wood Slicer. I'm betting life will be simple then.

Many thanks John.

Jerry

I'm coming in a little late on this thread but have the Wood Slicer on my saw and couldn't be happier.

Troy

Stephen, It isn’t much bother. As Francis mentioned there are people who feel it important to remove tension on the blade when not using the saw. This is to help prevent damage to tires and bearings and meshes well with what I was taught in caring for my lathes. But don’t take my word, a quick Googl...

Great, 6 oz. glass cloth set in System Three Silvertip Laminating Resin it is. I will file this away for the future.

The breadth of knowledge in this group is a wonderful thing.

Thanks All,
Troy

Why don't you just make it out of wood? There are plenty of rot resistant woods that have been used on boats for centuries with great success without any epoxy or fiberglass. Incidentally fiberglass shouldn't be on the list. It won't stick to the wood and will ultimately cause more trouble than it ...

charlese wrote:Hmmm - The instructions coming with the PowerPro say-- Do not remove the old labels - place the new label over the old one.

Worked for me!:)

Instructions... Since when do we follow instructions?

Paul, When I did my upgrade I decided to save the old stickers and used an artists pallet knife to carefully remove them. This was pretty simple and only took a few minutes. To remove the adhesive I rubbed on some Goo Gone until it was a gooey mess, the Goo Gone doesn't dissolve the glue but it does...