Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance company. Together with digital pictures
that I had to provide to them of all listed. Since then I have added several items (Christmas and birthday presentes)
to my shop. No its not complete, I dont have a dust system or radial arm saw but it will put a bunch of you
morons to shame. I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the medical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
A Troll I am not.
Porter Cable 7518 Speedmatic® 3 1/4 Peak HP Five-Speed Router, in a Jessem Mast-R-Lift and table
Porter Cable 891 2 1/4 Peak HP GripVac Router
Porter Cable corded drill
Porter Cable Plate Joiner 556
Porter Cable Quicksand Random-Orbit (5) Model 333K
Powermatic 6 long bed jointer
DeWalt DW 521 Plunging router,
6 Piece Cove Pro Bit Set, 1/2" Shank
Anti-Kickback Router Bit Set, 20 Piece, 1/2"
Brass Router Bushing Set
DeWalt 13 two speed planer DW735 with Wixey Digital Planer Height Gauge
DeWalt Bench Grinder DW 756
DeWalt cordless 14.4 drill Model DC983KA
DeWalt Heavy-Duty 3" X 21" Variable Speed Belt Sander with Inversion Stand & Frame
DeWalt Heavy-Duty 6" Right Angle Random Orbit Sander With Electronic Variable Speed
Milwaukee magnum 10 compound miter saw, on a Norm Abram table
Delta 10 contractors saw/Forrest woodworker II blade with Unifence, Heavy-Duty Tenoning Jig, Merlin Splitter, and A-Line-It System with pals and master plate
Delta 10 drill press with Delta Mortising Attachment Kit
Jet 14 band saw with a Kreg precision band saw fence, Kreg Micro adjuster, Carter band saw guides, and both Kreg resaw attachments
Leigh D4-24 Dovetail Jig,
Craftsman laser circular saw
Craftsman palm sander
JessEm Mite-R-Excel Precision Miter Gauge with Dual-Indexing Angle Location
Incra Miter gauge V27
Precision angle
Starrett 12 Combination square
You've got a pile of tools there. However, that doesn't for one second
suggest that you have the knowledge or skill to use them properly. All
it says is that you've got money to spend.
As far as the "morons" comment goes in addition to your claim you're
not a troll, the only thing that you've confirmed is that you've got a
big mouth.
[email protected] wrote:
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance comp=
any. Together with digital pictures
> that I had to provide to them of all listed. Since then I have added sev=
eral items (Christmas and birthday presentes)
> to my shop. No its not complete, I dont have a dust system or radial arm=
saw but it will put a bunch of you
> morons to shame. I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the med=
ical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
>
> A Troll I am not.
> Porter Cable 7518 Speedmatic=AE 3 1/4 Peak HP Five-Speed Router, in a Jes=
sem Mast-R-Lift and table
> Porter Cable 891 2 1/4 Peak HP GripVac=99 Router
> Porter Cable corded drill
> Porter Cable Plate Joiner 556
> Porter Cable Quicksand Random-Orbit (5') Model 333K
> Powermatic 6" long bed jointer
> DeWalt DW 521 Plunging router,
> 6 Piece Cove Pro Bit Set, 1/2" Shank
> Anti-Kickback Router Bit Set, 20 Piece, 1/2"
> Brass Router Bushing Set
> DeWalt 13" two speed planer DW735 with Wixey Digital Planer Height Gauge
> DeWalt Bench Grinder DW 756
> DeWalt cordless 14.4 drill Model DC983KA
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 3" X 21" Variable Speed Belt Sander with Inversion Stan=
d & Frame
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 6" Right Angle Random Orbit Sander With Electronic Vari=
able Speed
> Milwaukee magnum 10" compound miter saw, on a Norm Abram table
> Delta 10 contractors saw/Forrest woodworker II blade with Unifence, Heavy=
-Duty Tenoning Jig, Merlin Splitter, and A-Line-It System with pals and mas=
ter plate
> Delta 10" drill press with Delta Mortising Attachment Kit
> Jet 14" band saw with a Kreg precision band saw fence, Kreg Micro adjuste=
r, Carter band saw guides, and both Kreg resaw attachments
> Leigh D4-24 Dovetail Jig,
> Craftsman laser circular saw
> Craftsman palm sander
> JessEm Mite-R-Excel=99 Precision Miter Gauge with Dual-Indexing Angle Loc=
ation
> Incra Miter gauge V27
> Precision angle
> Starrett 12" Combination square
A psychiatrist would call this "tool envy".
FoggyTown
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
> company. Together with digital pictures (Big Snippage)
Yeah but my dad's bigger than your dad
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Someone@somewhere has done a repulsive gloat, 19.60 is posting (I know
he's dying for us to ask what kind of animal "someone@" likes to lick),
people talking about smooth palms, Dust collectors? Stoutman said in
another thread that his lungs are dust collectors.
Good Golly!
What have we become?
This thread has gone all to hell. Come on 19.60,, make us all sick with
one of your really gross rants and then let's go read something else.
Tom in KY, bracing myself for the nastiest thing I ever heard.
Hey, he didn't list a drum sander but I have one. Do I win?
Robert
Toller wrote:
> "Mike Marlow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> >
> > "Toller" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> >>
> >>
> >> > Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
> >> > company.
> >>
> >> I don't understand. Are you saying I should be ashamed because you have
> >> spent more on tools than I have? Have you used any of them? Probably
> >> not
> >> if you haven't seen a need for DC.
> >>
> >
> > Hey - I use my tools and I don't have a dust collector, nor do I see the
> > need for one.
> >
> I can't see using a planer or a router table without a dust collector; and
> certainly not a drum sander.
> But if it works for your, great.
"Mike Marlow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> ">
> Hey - I use my tools and I don't have a dust collector, nor do I see the
> need for one.
>
> --
>
> -Mike-
> [email protected]
>
>
I was luke warm on dust collectors until I bought one. I can not figure out
why anyone with power tools does not have one!
Greg
"Toller" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
>
> > Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
> > company.
>
> I don't understand. Are you saying I should be ashamed because you have
> spent more on tools than I have? Have you used any of them? Probably not
> if you haven't seen a need for DC.
>
Hey - I use my tools and I don't have a dust collector, nor do I see the
need for one.
--
-Mike-
[email protected]
Toller said:
>> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
>> company.
>
>I don't understand. Are you saying I should be ashamed because you have
>spent more on tools than I have? Have you used any of them? Probably not
>if you haven't seen a need for DC.
>
>But you say you are not a troll. Then what is your point?
Compensation.
Greg G.
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
company. Together with digital pictures
> that I had to provide to them of all listed. Since then I have added
several items (Christmas and birthday presentes)
> to my shop. No its not complete, I dont have a dust system or radial arm
saw but it will put a bunch of you
> morons to shame. I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the
medical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
Actually, a list of tools, even as impressive as yours does nothing to "put
a bunch of morons to shame". Nor do your professional credentials or your
personal interests. If you ever stood the chance of putting anybody here to
shame it sure wouldn't be this way.
>
> A Troll I am not.
The evidence of this has been found lacking.
--
-Mike-
[email protected]
On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 04:07:34 GMT, <[email protected]> wrote:
Just a WAG, but you have some kind of point here, right??
>Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance company. Together with digital pictures
>that I had to provide to them of all listed. Since then I have added several items (Christmas and birthday presentes)
>to my shop. No its not complete, I dont have a dust system or radial arm saw but it will put a bunch of you
>morons to shame. I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the medical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
>
>A Troll I am not.
>Porter Cable 7518 Speedmatic® 3 1/4 Peak HP Five-Speed Router, in a Jessem Mast-R-Lift and table
>Porter Cable 891 2 1/4 Peak HP GripVac Router
>Porter Cable corded drill
>Porter Cable Plate Joiner 556
>Porter Cable Quicksand Random-Orbit (5) Model 333K
>Powermatic 6 long bed jointer
>DeWalt DW 521 Plunging router,
>6 Piece Cove Pro Bit Set, 1/2" Shank
>Anti-Kickback Router Bit Set, 20 Piece, 1/2"
>Brass Router Bushing Set
>DeWalt 13 two speed planer DW735 with Wixey Digital Planer Height Gauge
>DeWalt Bench Grinder DW 756
>DeWalt cordless 14.4 drill Model DC983KA
>DeWalt Heavy-Duty 3" X 21" Variable Speed Belt Sander with Inversion Stand & Frame
>DeWalt Heavy-Duty 6" Right Angle Random Orbit Sander With Electronic Variable Speed
>Milwaukee magnum 10 compound miter saw, on a Norm Abram table
>Delta 10 contractors saw/Forrest woodworker II blade with Unifence, Heavy-Duty Tenoning Jig, Merlin Splitter, and A-Line-It System with pals and master plate
>Delta 10 drill press with Delta Mortising Attachment Kit
>Jet 14 band saw with a Kreg precision band saw fence, Kreg Micro adjuster, Carter band saw guides, and both Kreg resaw attachments
>Leigh D4-24 Dovetail Jig,
>Craftsman laser circular saw
>Craftsman palm sander
>JessEm Mite-R-Excel Precision Miter Gauge with Dual-Indexing Angle Location
>Incra Miter gauge V27
>Precision angle
>Starrett 12 Combination square
>
>
mac
Please remove splinters before emailing
On Tue, 3 Jan 2006 20:38:42 -0000, "Micky" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
><[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
>> company. Together with digital pictures (Big Snippage)
>
>Yeah but my dad's bigger than your dad
>
and my kid kicked your honor student's ass and screwed his girl friend..
mac
Please remove splinters before emailing
"Greg O" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Mike Marlow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> >
> > ">
> > Hey - I use my tools and I don't have a dust collector, nor do I see the
> > need for one.
> >
> > --
> >
> > -Mike-
> > [email protected]
> >
> >
>
> I was luke warm on dust collectors until I bought one. I can not figure
out
> why anyone with power tools does not have one!
> Greg
>
>
I'd probably be writing those same words to someone Greg, if I'd gotten a DC
at some earlier point. A lot of guys have echoed something similar. But...
here I am - been all these years without one and sawdust and wood chips just
seems like a part of woodworking. Not to say there are not times or tools
that I would love to have even a shop vac hooked up to - my jointer, my
router table, etc. What would I do if I didn't have that pile to sweep up?
I mean - what would be the evidence that I've done something??? (Don't say
the evidence would be the finished product - there's often a 12 year
completion cycle to project started around here...)
A lot of guys make the point about the value of a DC when working with MDF,
but that point is somewhat lost on me. I absolutely deplore the stuff and I
use it very infrequently. If I used it more often I think I'd hold a more
immediate sense of need for a DC just to keep the dust out of the air. That
stuff is just nasty - in every respect.
--
-Mike-
[email protected]
On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 04:07:34 GMT, <[email protected]> wrote:
>I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the medical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
It looks more like a partial interest in collecting tools. I taught
math to people, and some of them became engineers. So what's your
point? The question was rhetorical [look it up.]
"mac davis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On 3 Jan 2006 17:25:41 -0800, "Knotbob" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hey, he didn't list a drum sander but I have one. Do I win?
> > Robert
>
> yes and no...
>
> "He who dies with the most toys.....
>
> ...........still dies"
Yea, but probably had more fun while alive.
--
If at first you don't succeed, you're not cut out for skydiving
A psychiatrist would say ??? So when you see yours tomorrow you can whine
and cry about me and this guy!
"foggytown" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
[email protected] wrote:
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
> company. Together with digital pictures
> that I had to provide to them of all listed. Since then I have added
> several items (Christmas and birthday presentes)
> to my shop. No its not complete, I dont have a dust system or radial arm
> saw but it will put a bunch of you
> morons to shame. I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the
> medical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
>
> A Troll I am not.
> Porter Cable 7518 Speedmatic® 3 1/4 Peak HP Five-Speed Router, in a Jessem
> Mast-R-Lift and table
> Porter Cable 891 2 1/4 Peak HP GripVacT Router
> Porter Cable corded drill
> Porter Cable Plate Joiner 556
> Porter Cable Quicksand Random-Orbit (5') Model 333K
> Powermatic 6" long bed jointer
> DeWalt DW 521 Plunging router,
> 6 Piece Cove Pro Bit Set, 1/2" Shank
> Anti-Kickback Router Bit Set, 20 Piece, 1/2"
> Brass Router Bushing Set
> DeWalt 13" two speed planer DW735 with Wixey Digital Planer Height Gauge
> DeWalt Bench Grinder DW 756
> DeWalt cordless 14.4 drill Model DC983KA
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 3" X 21" Variable Speed Belt Sander with Inversion Stand
> & Frame
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 6" Right Angle Random Orbit Sander With Electronic
> Variable Speed
> Milwaukee magnum 10" compound miter saw, on a Norm Abram table
> Delta 10 contractors saw/Forrest woodworker II blade with Unifence,
> Heavy-Duty Tenoning Jig, Merlin Splitter, and A-Line-It System with pals
> and master plate
> Delta 10" drill press with Delta Mortising Attachment Kit
> Jet 14" band saw with a Kreg precision band saw fence, Kreg Micro
> adjuster, Carter band saw guides, and both Kreg resaw attachments
> Leigh D4-24 Dovetail Jig,
> Craftsman laser circular saw
> Craftsman palm sander
> JessEm Mite-R-ExcelT Precision Miter Gauge with Dual-Indexing Angle
> Location
> Incra Miter gauge V27
> Precision angle
> Starrett 12" Combination square
A psychiatrist would call this "tool envy".
FoggyTown
It's tough when you have niether! and he may have a big mouth, but not as
big as yours and if he has a double e, he's even smarter then you and better
educated.
tough when you bat zero huh numbnutz..............
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> You've got a pile of tools there. However, that doesn't for one second
> suggest that you have the knowledge or skill to use them properly. All
> it says is that you've got money to spend.
>
> As far as the "morons" comment goes in addition to your claim you're
> not a troll, the only thing that you've confirmed is that you've got a
> big mouth.
>
"Dave Jackson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:synuf.1939$%[email protected]...
> We don't have any positions open for "arrogant asshole" in this group,
> so get your shit and get out. --dave
>
The waiting list for that title is quite long round these parts!
"Robatoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>,
> "Leon" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>>
>> Hey, I got my big old Delta planer in today. I know now why there is an
>> oil
>> shortage.
>
> Due to transportation of that behemoth or because of the gear lube? *S*
Both. LOL... I wiped it down and cleaned it up and then turned it on. I
began the process all over again. There must have been a few pounds of
grease agound the cutter head. I was lucky enough that my dealer delivered
and assembled it for me for no extra charge. Now I just need to tweek the
in feed and out feed extensions.
> Congrats! It will serve you well.
Thank you. I am sure it will.
"Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Sounds like it may be due to the oil based solvents it took to remove the
> protective, oil based, shipping coat.
>
Oddly I was quick witted enough to grab my ZEP clean up towels. They cut
through the oil and grease with a couple of wipes. Then a fast coat of
TopCote.
> www.e-woodshop.net
> Last update: 12/13/05
>
>
"Mike Marlow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
>
> Hey - I use my tools and I don't have a dust collector, nor do I see the
> need for one.
A few years ago, I built a bedframe for someone. Kind of like a waterbed
frame but this one held an air mattress. Constructed mostly of mdf with
plastic laminate. I was standing at the tablesaw, having ripped a few sheets
of this stuff, when he drove up. He took a look at me, standing ankle deep
in mdf dust, wearing a respirator, glasses and looking like a human shaped
piece of mdf. He decided right then I needed a dust collector. We headed
straight down to Rockler and he bought me a Jet DC 1100. Don't know if I
would have ever gotten around to buying one myself but after having one for
a while, I wouldn't be without it.
>
> --
>
> -Mike-
> [email protected]
>
>
"Robatoy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>,
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> but it will put a bunch of you
>> morons to shame
>
> WTF??.... I mean..WTF???
>
> You been drinking, son?
>
> This is NO way to make friends.
Hey, I got my big old Delta planer in today. I know now why there is an oil
shortage.
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
> company.
I don't understand. Are you saying I should be ashamed because you have
spent more on tools than I have? Have you used any of them? Probably not
if you haven't seen a need for DC.
But you say you are not a troll. Then what is your point?
On 1/2/2006 11:07 PM [email protected] mumbled something about the
following:
[ snipped a bunch of whiny "i'm better than you" crap ]
Thanks for proving that you are not only a troll, but a bitchy, whiny,
little cry baby.
--
Odinn - my 2 yr old granddaughter is better behaved.
"Mike Marlow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Toller" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>>
>> > Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
>> > company.
>>
>> I don't understand. Are you saying I should be ashamed because you have
>> spent more on tools than I have? Have you used any of them? Probably
>> not
>> if you haven't seen a need for DC.
>>
>
> Hey - I use my tools and I don't have a dust collector, nor do I see the
> need for one.
>
I can't see using a planer or a router table without a dust collector; and
certainly not a drum sander.
But if it works for your, great.
On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 20:48:52 -0700, Mark & Juanita <[email protected]> wrote:
>On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 09:32:05 -0800, mac davis
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>On 3 Jan 2006 06:21:41 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
>>
>>>Y'all are just jealous of his Craftsman palm sander.
>>
>>damnit, busted!
>>
>>I wanted to have smooth palms, too!
>>
>>
>
> Wouldn't you need a palm *shaver* for that? GD&R
>
I dunno...
can't find my glasses...
mac
Please remove splinters before emailing
On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 09:32:05 -0800, mac davis
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On 3 Jan 2006 06:21:41 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
>
>>Y'all are just jealous of his Craftsman palm sander.
>
>damnit, busted!
>
>I wanted to have smooth palms, too!
>
>
Wouldn't you need a palm *shaver* for that? GD&R
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
If you're gonna be dumb, you better be tough
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
"Guess who" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 04:07:34 GMT, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the medical field with a
>>vast intrest in wood working.
>
> It looks more like a partial interest in collecting tools. I taught
> math to people, and some of them became engineers. So what's your
> point? The question was rhetorical [look it up.]
>
Some of the biggest idiots I have ever met were sitting next to me in my
engineering courses. Of course, maybe he is just talking about driving a
train.
Frank
In article <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]> wrote:
> but it will put a bunch of you
> morons to shame
WTF??.... I mean..WTF???
You been drinking, son?
This is NO way to make friends.
In article <[email protected]>,
"Leon" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hey, I got my big old Delta planer in today. I know now why there is an oil
> shortage.
Due to transportation of that behemoth or because of the gear lube? *S*
Congrats! It will serve you well.
<[email protected]> writes:
> A Troll I am not.
I checked your posting history using [email protected] in this
newsgroup, and I'm the one who accused you of being a troll based on
that.
I did so because your FIRST posting here was a bitch about the newsgroup.
If you posted here before, why didn't you use your regular account?
Why did you create this anonymous account? Why hide your name?
As far as I can tell, you created it for the sole purpose of bitching,
and you don't want anyone to know who you are.
Now if you actually post questions, and give advice, then
fine - you are welcome here.
But if ALL you are going to do is anonymously bitch about this
newsgroup - then I can only consider you a troll.
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"Toller" <[email protected]> writes:
>> But if ALL you are going to do is anonymously bitch about this
>> newsgroup - then I can only consider you a troll.
>>
> Yeh, but look how many bites he got!
At least we're not feeding the anagram troll...
As long as we fall for that - he'll come back for more.
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"19.60.9.44.84" <[email protected]> wrote:
>It's tough when you have niether! and he may have a big mouth, but not as
^^^^^^^
>big as yours and if he has a double e, he's even smarter then you and better
^^^^
>educated.
>
>tough when you bat zero huh numbnutz..............
This kind of post is always just too funny!
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On Mon, 2 Jan 2006 23:46:25 -0600, "Greg O" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I was luke warm on dust collectors until I bought one. I can not figure out
>why anyone with power tools does not have one!
Lack of space at this time but ::crossing fingers, knocking on wood::
the new shop will be started in March in the back yard.
Mark
"Mike Marlow" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>> A Troll I am not.
>
> The evidence of this has been found lacking.
>
Someone who has to put up the disclaimer that he is not a troll most
certainly is.
Frank
Greg G. wrote:
> Toller said:
>
>>> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
>>> company.
>>
>> I don't understand. Are you saying I should be ashamed because you have
>> spent more on tools than I have? Have you used any of them? Probably not
>> if you haven't seen a need for DC.
>>
>> But you say you are not a troll. Then what is your point?
>
> Compensation.
For a small penis?
--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
[email protected]
WOWIE! a EE in the Medical Field (I wouldn't brag................. They'll
buy anything!) So with this vast array of tools, should we bow to you Oh
Tool Master?
The other kiddies will..........................
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
> company. Together with digital pictures
> that I had to provide to them of all listed. Since then I have added
> several items (Christmas and birthday presentes)
> to my shop. No its not complete, I dont have a dust system or radial arm
> saw but it will put a bunch of you
> morons to shame. I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the
> medical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
>
> A Troll I am not.
> Porter Cable 7518 Speedmatic® 3 1/4 Peak HP Five-Speed Router, in a Jessem
> Mast-R-Lift and table
> Porter Cable 891 2 1/4 Peak HP GripVacT Router
> Porter Cable corded drill
> Porter Cable Plate Joiner 556
> Porter Cable Quicksand Random-Orbit (5') Model 333K
> Powermatic 6" long bed jointer
> DeWalt DW 521 Plunging router,
> 6 Piece Cove Pro Bit Set, 1/2" Shank
> Anti-Kickback Router Bit Set, 20 Piece, 1/2"
> Brass Router Bushing Set
> DeWalt 13" two speed planer DW735 with Wixey Digital Planer Height Gauge
> DeWalt Bench Grinder DW 756
> DeWalt cordless 14.4 drill Model DC983KA
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 3" X 21" Variable Speed Belt Sander with Inversion Stand
> & Frame
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 6" Right Angle Random Orbit Sander With Electronic
> Variable Speed
> Milwaukee magnum 10" compound miter saw, on a Norm Abram table
> Delta 10 contractors saw/Forrest woodworker II blade with Unifence,
> Heavy-Duty Tenoning Jig, Merlin Splitter, and A-Line-It System with pals
> and master plate
> Delta 10" drill press with Delta Mortising Attachment Kit
> Jet 14" band saw with a Kreg precision band saw fence, Kreg Micro
> adjuster, Carter band saw guides, and both Kreg resaw attachments
> Leigh D4-24 Dovetail Jig,
> Craftsman laser circular saw
> Craftsman palm sander
> JessEm Mite-R-ExcelT Precision Miter Gauge with Dual-Indexing Angle
> Location
> Incra Miter gauge V27
> Precision angle
> Starrett 12" Combination square
>
>
>
On 3 Jan 2006 06:21:41 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
>Y'all are just jealous of his Craftsman palm sander.
damnit, busted!
I wanted to have smooth palms, too!
mac
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<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
> company.
A woodworker you say? Please. My list of tools that I can't currently
locate in my shop is more impressive than this.
Frank
"mac davis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On 3 Jan 2006 06:21:41 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
>
>>Y'all are just jealous of his Craftsman palm sander.
>
> damnit, busted!
>
> I wanted to have smooth palms, too!
>
>
>
>
There are much more enjoyable ways to get smooth palms<evil grin>!
Another retard discovered... named Alex! You must have a tough time pulling
you own dick AND patting yourself on the back huh chump?
"alexy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "19.60.9.44.84" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>It's tough when you have niether! and he may have a big mouth, but not as
> ^^^^^^^
>>big as yours and if he has a double e, he's even smarter then you and
>>better
> ^^^^
>>educated.
>>
>>tough when you bat zero huh numbnutz..............
>
> This kind of post is always just too funny!
> --
> Alex -- Replace "nospam" with "mail" to reply by email. Checked
> infrequently.
"Robatoy" wrote in message
> "Leon" wrote:
>
>
> >
> > Hey, I got my big old Delta planer in today. I know now why there is an
oil
> > shortage.
>
> Due to transportation of that behemoth or because of the gear lube? *S*
>
> Congrats! It will serve you well.
Sounds like it may be due to the oil based solvents it took to remove the
protective, oil based, shipping coat.
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On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 05:06:17 +0000, Frank Ketchum wrote:
> Some of the biggest idiots I have ever met were sitting next to me in my
> engineering courses. Of course, maybe he is just talking about driving a
> train.
>
> Frank
I've driven a train. No idiots there. Not for long, anyways. First big
mistake is too often the last.
They might be total morons as respects other aspects of their
lives, but they KNOW how to drive that train. I might also
point out that, between classes and practicum, they spend more time
training than EE's.
Bill
On 3 Jan 2006 17:25:41 -0800, "Knotbob" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey, he didn't list a drum sander but I have one. Do I win?
> Robert
yes and no...
"He who dies with the most toys.....
...........still dies"
mac
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On Tue, 03 Jan 2006 14:50:02 GMT, "Toller" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>"Bruce Barnett" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> <[email protected]> writes:
>>
>>> A Troll I am not.
>>
snip
>>
>> But if ALL you are going to do is anonymously bitch about this
>> newsgroup - then I can only consider you a troll.
>>
>Yeh, but look how many bites he got!
>
Maybe an cartel of posters are trying to sink his boat eh?
Markem
We don't have any positions open for "arrogant asshole" in this group, so
get your shit and get out. --dave
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
> company. Together with digital pictures
> that I had to provide to them of all listed. Since then I have added
> several items (Christmas and birthday presentes)
> to my shop. No its not complete, I dont have a dust system or radial arm
> saw but it will put a bunch of you
> morons to shame. I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the
> medical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
>
> A Troll I am not.
> Porter Cable 7518 Speedmatic® 3 1/4 Peak HP Five-Speed Router, in a Jessem
> Mast-R-Lift and table
> Porter Cable 891 2 1/4 Peak HP GripVacT Router
> Porter Cable corded drill
> Porter Cable Plate Joiner 556
> Porter Cable Quicksand Random-Orbit (5') Model 333K
> Powermatic 6" long bed jointer
> DeWalt DW 521 Plunging router,
> 6 Piece Cove Pro Bit Set, 1/2" Shank
> Anti-Kickback Router Bit Set, 20 Piece, 1/2"
> Brass Router Bushing Set
> DeWalt 13" two speed planer DW735 with Wixey Digital Planer Height Gauge
> DeWalt Bench Grinder DW 756
> DeWalt cordless 14.4 drill Model DC983KA
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 3" X 21" Variable Speed Belt Sander with Inversion Stand
> & Frame
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 6" Right Angle Random Orbit Sander With Electronic
> Variable Speed
> Milwaukee magnum 10" compound miter saw, on a Norm Abram table
> Delta 10 contractors saw/Forrest woodworker II blade with Unifence,
> Heavy-Duty Tenoning Jig, Merlin Splitter, and A-Line-It System with pals
> and master plate
> Delta 10" drill press with Delta Mortising Attachment Kit
> Jet 14" band saw with a Kreg precision band saw fence, Kreg Micro
> adjuster, Carter band saw guides, and both Kreg resaw attachments
> Leigh D4-24 Dovetail Jig,
> Craftsman laser circular saw
> Craftsman palm sander
> JessEm Mite-R-ExcelT Precision Miter Gauge with Dual-Indexing Angle
> Location
> Incra Miter gauge V27
> Precision angle
> Starrett 12" Combination square
>
>
>
"Bruce Barnett" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> A Troll I am not.
>
> I checked your posting history using [email protected] in this
> newsgroup, and I'm the one who accused you of being a troll based on
> that.
>
> I did so because your FIRST posting here was a bitch about the newsgroup.
>
> If you posted here before, why didn't you use your regular account?
> Why did you create this anonymous account? Why hide your name?
>
> As far as I can tell, you created it for the sole purpose of bitching,
> and you don't want anyone to know who you are.
>
> Now if you actually post questions, and give advice, then
> fine - you are welcome here.
>
> But if ALL you are going to do is anonymously bitch about this
> newsgroup - then I can only consider you a troll.
>
Yeh, but look how many bites he got!
Mortimer Schnerd, RN said:
>Greg G. wrote:
>> Toller said:
>>
>>>> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance
>>>> company.
>>>
>>> I don't understand. Are you saying I should be ashamed because you have
>>> spent more on tools than I have? Have you used any of them? Probably not
>>> if you haven't seen a need for DC.
>>>
>>> But you say you are not a troll. Then what is your point?
>>
>> Compensation.
>
>
>For a small penis?
That would be one guess...
Based upon the tone of the OP, others might be:
For a lack of education.
For a lack of skill.
For a lack of friends.
For a lack of manners.
For a lack of a meaningful life.
Greg G.
[email protected] wrote:
> Below is a list of my tools that was made last year for my insurance company. Together with digital pictures
> that I had to provide to them of all listed. Since then I have added several items (Christmas and birthday presentes)
> to my shop. No its not complete, I dont have a dust system or radial arm saw but it will put a bunch of you
> morons to shame. I am an electrical engineer by trade working in the medical field with a vast intrest in wood working.
>
> A Troll I am not.
> Porter Cable 7518 Speedmatic® 3 1/4 Peak HP Five-Speed Router, in a Jessem Mast-R-Lift and table
> Porter Cable 891 2 1/4 Peak HP GripVac Router
> Porter Cable corded drill
> Porter Cable Plate Joiner 556
> Porter Cable Quicksand Random-Orbit (5) Model 333K
> Powermatic 6 long bed jointer
> DeWalt DW 521 Plunging router,
> 6 Piece Cove Pro Bit Set, 1/2" Shank
> Anti-Kickback Router Bit Set, 20 Piece, 1/2"
> Brass Router Bushing Set
> DeWalt 13 two speed planer DW735 with Wixey Digital Planer Height Gauge
> DeWalt Bench Grinder DW 756
> DeWalt cordless 14.4 drill Model DC983KA
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 3" X 21" Variable Speed Belt Sander with Inversion Stand & Frame
> DeWalt Heavy-Duty 6" Right Angle Random Orbit Sander With Electronic Variable Speed
> Milwaukee magnum 10 compound miter saw, on a Norm Abram table
> Delta 10 contractors saw/Forrest woodworker II blade with Unifence, Heavy-Duty Tenoning Jig, Merlin Splitter, and A-Line-It System with pals and master plate
> Delta 10 drill press with Delta Mortising Attachment Kit
> Jet 14 band saw with a Kreg precision band saw fence, Kreg Micro adjuster, Carter band saw guides, and both Kreg resaw attachments
> Leigh D4-24 Dovetail Jig,
> Craftsman laser circular saw
> Craftsman palm sander
> JessEm Mite-R-Excel Precision Miter Gauge with Dual-Indexing Angle Location
> Incra Miter gauge V27
> Precision angle
> Starrett 12 Combination square
>
>
>
Are you waiting for a comment? A suggestion? Are you expecting others
to spend the next month inventorying their shops for your amusement?
Dave