Bob Schmall wrote:
>Is it safe to bet she'll appreciate it?
I've done a thing or two here lately that has me in good
standing/she's not sure her Dad is as big a dork as she once
thought.
>Bob
>BTW, the 8" jointer has no two pieces connecting anymore. I see Rick
>Chamberlain tomorrow to scope out the cutterhead bearings, and then on to
>Quality Electric for the motor. The tables are stone flat and shiny and
>clean. The base needs some fasteners that match and a good cleaning. You
>know me--a good solid user is good enough for me, so I won't be
>blasting/painting it.
If I remember right a blasted/painted base wasn't something
it "needed"?
UA100
"Unisaw A100" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hamina-hamina Bahb!
>
> Is it safe to bet the off-set knife hinges were a wee bit of a booger?
Can't fool the Keeter. I had to shim underneath them to fit together
properly, and reset one "inward" to adjust the vertical axis. They're
Brussos, and the fit is very precise and buttery.
There's got to be a joke in there somewhere.
> UA100, who has four pieces of curly maple set aside for a blanket box lid
> for Claire, age 9...
Is it safe to bet she'll appreciate it?
Bob
BTW, the 8" jointer has no two pieces connecting anymore. I see Rick
Chamberlain tomorrow to scope out the cutterhead bearings, and then on to
Quality Electric for the motor. The tables are stone flat and shiny and
clean. The base needs some fasteners that match and a good cleaning. You
know me--a good solid user is good enough for me, so I won't be
blasting/painting it.
"Unisaw A100" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Bob Schmall wrote:
>>Is it safe to bet she'll appreciate it?
>
> I've done a thing or two here lately that has me in good
> standing/she's not sure her Dad is as big a dork as she once
> thought.
>
>>Bob
>>BTW, the 8" jointer has no two pieces connecting anymore. I see Rick
>>Chamberlain tomorrow to scope out the cutterhead bearings, and then on to
>>Quality Electric for the motor. The tables are stone flat and shiny and
>>clean. The base needs some fasteners that match and a good cleaning. You
>>know me--a good solid user is good enough for me, so I won't be
>>blasting/painting it.
>
> If I remember right a blasted/painted base wasn't something
> it "needed"?
Since when does restoration involve "need?" 8-)
Bob