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    You know for under 30 bucks a you can purchase a longer cylinder that will lift it and you higher. I just replaced on my stool a couple month ago, very easy to do. Watch YouTube.
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    I have it, several people I know also have it.. They like it, to me the belt part is worthless. Only good for smaller pieces of wood not much sanding surface. I Keep it only for the spindle sander. I like it and use it quit often. Like I said , most people I know like it.
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    Never thought of using that to cover tools. I always gave a coat of it to my pen when I finished one. Supposedly this is what they use in museums to protect pieces in displays. Least us pen makers believed that. I think way back when I paid $27 for a small can.
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    Great bunch! Lots of memories, I have a hammer just like the gentleman on the right your left. I picked it up along the road. I love it when there is a lot of construction going on around my area, I find a lot of nice tools along the road. I envy you having grandkids close. I only have three and they are a long ways away.
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    This is one very similar to @MarieC has. One I would like to build. https://www.731woodworks.com/store/safesled Scroll down and there is a video.
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    Very nicely done!
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    That is really cool!
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    You. burn hundreds of acres every year down there! I watched the show "Burning Paradise" a while back. I watched it because my Aunt and Uncle use to live there, way back when it was a pretty small town. I loved to visit then there. Glad they alive to see that happen to the place they loved so much.
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    Great job, Jerry!
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    Very nice, Frank... I amusing a lot of waste wood I have for intarsia...
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    When I was 14/15 I would go each weekend and work on my cousin's farm. He paid me a buck an hour. I love it, I'd sit on a tractor from sun up to sun down. Enjoyed all of it. I could start down a row, see a mouse jump off the tractor, club the mouse catch up to the tractor get back on and finish the row! He was a Farmall man,,,Model "M". I loved working on the farm.
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    I love the Haida art. Great piece! Too nice to hot pan on, I vote for wall hanging.
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    Well these are pictures of rustic items, I think the rustic wood frames are very fitting to the theme. Nice job.
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    You did a great job on them. Very very cute!
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    Awesome. the hard part is which grandchild get which box!
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    7/8 thick maybe too thick... I have never stack any thing that totals 1/2" thick and maybe your wood is too soft for cutting that thick. That would be my thoughts. Other do cut thicker, they may chime in.
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    Very beautiful piece!
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    Humm, I must be seeing things again. Some where I saw a post and would swear it had a date of 2019. Well you will have to forgive me, please. I get a little scrambled sometime and a whole lot scrambled other times. Like I keep telling my wife,, you just have to work with me to keep me straight.
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    Darn I found one more, don't know why I forgot it, the most colorful project I hav done. It is an Alex Fox pattern that was to be a wall hanging but I turned it into a real bird house.
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    Wish I had the talent like that to add color, that is a fine job!
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    Humm resurrection this started in 2019!
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    Use spray cans because they are fun. After they are empty, I save them for when my Grandson comes, we shoot them with a pellet rifle, watch them fly around when hit. Them we retrieve the marble inside, if there is one and add them to my glass coke bottle I store them in. Now it is time to throw the can away. Sorry I know, no help. I like using an eye screw, the hole would be small enough to fill and a quick spray over.
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    Very well done!
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    I think the odd shapes in the windows is to simulate reflection from the sun. That was my first thought when I looked at your picture. May not look as real if you change it,,, but then again, maybe with the windows window shape I may think still cool, just a cloudy day!
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    Boy, Dick, you are hard on yourself. I like the whole picture and feel the whole frame is very neat! Great job, my friend.
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