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   PeterDurand | Jan 29, 2004 07:50pm | #1

   That was neat. Thanks.

    

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   MarvArnold | Jan 29, 2004 09:21pm | #2

   Awesome! Boy, sure wish I was close enough to go see it. Thanks for the link.

   Marv

   The musican woodworker

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   foghorn | Jan 30, 2004 02:26am | #3

   Ditto. Thanks for the info

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   PeterDurand | Jan 30, 2004 08:33am | #4

   Scott,

   I posted a few pics of snow in Labrador over in CT. There was a question about "normality" (sp?) of this. You posted that you originated from that general part of Canada and I wondering if you could shed some light on it. Thanks. It is CT post 17922.1...IPKE, cold and snow.

   Cheers,

   Peter

    

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   MarkRoderick | Jan 30, 2004 03:46pm | #5

   Absolutely remarkable. That's one of the best things I've ever seen posted on Knots. Thank you.

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   JMartinsky | Jan 30, 2004 04:00pm | #6

   I have to get one of those! I wonder if my wife will let me rip down the house so that we have room for the new mill....................................

   Thanks!!

   John

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   SCFrankland | Jan 30, 2004 10:00pm | #7

   If she is anything like my wife then chances are no but a smaller version maybe be looked at. Maybe you could show her that setup and tell her that a Woodmizer would be not as good but could do in a pinch.Scott C. Frankland

   Scott's WOODWORKING Website"He who has the most tools may not win the race of life but he will sure make his wife look like a good catch when she goes to move on."

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   JMartinsky | Jan 30, 2004 11:30pm | #8

   I like the way you think, Scott!

   John

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   billballeza | Jan 31, 2004 05:28am | #9

   Man, that was fascinating. Anyone who loves wood wants to see how it goes from tree log to timbers. Thanks for the link.