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Both look terrific!
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Welcome to the Village Dave. You'll have lots of friends to meet here.
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Looks really great!
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Very nice.
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That is a beautiful piece and the background is what makes it special. How did you do that? With a router? I am not a woodworker so I have no idea how some of these beautiful things are don. Must have required tons of sanding. By hand?
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Oh that's easy.. It is kneebler armstrong.
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You have have been busy. Your work is beautiful!
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Beautiful! Your angles match up so precisely. Very good.
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Very busy on a wonderful project. Will touch the hearts of many I'm sure.
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That is one good looking tool. Don't know what I would do with it but I want one!
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I can't imagine cutting that in four hours the assembling and finishing it. I am impressed!
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Your work is looking great.
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Both pattern and cutting are excellent!
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Really nice but wow!
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You may be right Jim, but a spindle will sit next to a 4" belt and disk sander. Also I need the smallest footprint possible because I will need a shoehorn to get it on the bench. I went with the HF sander as the store is 10 minutes from me. $149 so same price as the Wen. It will get limited use and I could get by without it but it is an impulse thing. Appreciate the advice though. I did look at the combo machines and I like the idea.
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At 81 I feel guilty about buying it. Don't know how long I can use it. My wife is not a spender and doesn't care what I buy. She is frugal but just says, "What ever makes you happy. " Then the guilt comes in. New year's eve we will complete 56 years of marriage. I've had it too good for too long.
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I have two drill presses but not a spindle sander. I really want one.
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I made a couple of these. Pattern posted a day ago or so. Have no idea what to with them. My wife no longer cooks and I eat out a lot. But it was something I could quickly make. I learned something.One never has enough tools. I cut them from 1/2" Oak. Cutting is easy but finishing, like sanding is a pain. I should be able to lock them together with a couple of 1" dowels and sand them to be perfectly alike. Sanding by hand? Not a chance. Now I need a spindle sander. Will it ever end?
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Great cutting! Nice crosses.
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Those look terrific! Nice cutting.
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Great selection! You should do very well.
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You did very well. Congratulations! Hopefully it will continue for you.
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Terrific! Makes one feel welcome!
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Kevin, your health is not the worth for all the work you do. I thing we need you here more than she needs you!
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Mr. Amazing Kevin the Fox. I think I'm getting to know who you really are. Unfortunately it's too late for me!
