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Gotta run. Going to an out-of-town funeral. Hope the hotel has wifi. ttyl.8:23 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit
@TheWoodShepherd Wood Slicer! As wide as will fit.8:18 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit in reply to TheWoodShepherd
@MBWPodcast Fear does AMAZING things to our vocal range!8:14 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit in reply to MBWPodcast
Shop projects: pie safe, watch display hanger, & dog house (not for me).8:13 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit
They don't like me tweeting on the hospital computers. What's up with that?8:11 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit
@RenaissanceWW Work, yard work, and shop work (wierd, I know).8:09 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit in reply to RenaissanceWW
@MBWPodcast Is that "highbrow" or "highbow"?8:08 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit in reply to MBWPodcast
@MBWPodcast <chuckle> You're a better man than I am. I'm of the "low visibility, low price" school.7:57 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit in reply to MBWPodcast
@rwaters73 Kickback's enough of a problem with wood laying flat, much less standing on edge.7:56 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit in reply to SplinteredBoard
@rwaters73 It's an approved procedure, but I personally don't like the dynamics of that type of cut.7:56 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from TwitKit in reply to SplinteredBoard
@rwaters73 Yeah, looks like reaction wood. Always a nasty surprise. You couldn't PAY me to resaw on a table saw. Too much blade.7:44 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to SplinteredBoard
@MBWPodcast Much better to go to the lumberyard & pick your own stock. More control & a lower price per bf. Then resaw as you ...7:25 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to MBWPodcast
@rwaters73 Cheaper than buying thin craft lumber.7:10 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to SplinteredBoard
@rwaters73 Also, making thin stock out of thick. Yesterday, I resawed some 4/4 mahogany down to 3/8 for scrollsaw carving stock.7:09 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to SplinteredBoard
@rwaters73 Mark's got an excellent video on the subject, called "Wishing You Veneer." Gives you a whole new insight on the su ...7:07 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to SplinteredBoard
@rwaters73 Homemade veneer, for one thing. You can take nicely figured stock & make your own thick veneers for a really nice look.7:06 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to SplinteredBoard
@MBWPodcast You're right, though -- they really are the sweetest blades I've used. I'll pay the extra any day.7:01 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to MBWPodcast
@rwaters73 I'd like a dedicated resaw machine someday. The Craftsman's 1/2" blade & size limits just don't get it. Too much e ...7:00 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to SplinteredBoard
@rwaters73 I'll bet you would've been glad to help them with it!6:53 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to SplinteredBoard
@MBWPodcast Matt, 'bout that Wood Slicer - you can tell Highland that you got at least ONE new customer for them!6:48 AM Sep 24th, 2008 from web in reply to MBWPodcast