WayneMahler

I hope all things work out good for you and your daughter. Both our kids had theirs removed when they were young, my wife still has hers. At 65 I guess she will keep them. Prayers going out for you and your family for a quick and complete recovery.

Sorry to heart about your loss. Good-looking pup. Both of ours have crossed the rainbow bridge.

I think a lot of people get wrapped up in getting ready for the holidays, black Friday, cyber Monday. Shop time for those special gifts and custom orders. And don't forget the ones trying to get over that extended food coma from all the Turkey.

Happy birthday hoping day is great.

If you have a cloth tape measure ( the kind seamstress use ) measure around all the pulleys. Then measure the width of the groove in the pulley. Take these number to a local parts store and they can probably match something up for you. If you don't have a cloth tape, a piece of clothes line will work too. Just stretch it around the pulleys and mark where they meet.

Happy Thanksgiving Ray and to all the other villagers and their families.

Interesting list. Think I would add comfy seat. I sit a lot at my saw and after many years, the padding is almost non-existent.

Beautiful piece of wood. Any idea what your going use it for?

I use mainly straight blades. Just a preference. Both have a proper time and place for usage. Best to experiment on scrap wood to get the feel and understanding of each. Depending on what I am doing I swap back and forth between the two types. Experience is the best teacher.

Happy birthday Kevin. Wishing you many more years of joy and happiness.

Laguna has a nice unit worth looking at. It's a 14-12 And has great reviews. Worth looking into.

Thanks always nice to get a few good chuckles

See if this will work for your niece. If you need changes let me know.

Just told the wife about this. Her first comment was it is made with formaldehyde . Looking into this it depends on the brand. There are chemical free polishes available so if your going to use this, be careful . Learn something new everyday. Thought this was worth noting.

Never gave that a thought. The wife has a ton of it laying around she don't use. If it is thick I have acetone to help with that. I think it would be a better solution than lacquer thinner which I also keep. I'll mention it to her since she does the painting of things. Might work better for ornaments. Thanks for posting this.