Back from Texas

[Dahl Troy Perry]

Well we got back from Texas with no wood :( could have got lots if I had taken my chainsaw! The wife felt bad since she said that that I could not take the chainsaw. SO she bought this for me when we stoped at Grizzly in Springfield Mo. :D. Guess I should let her off the hook now.

[John Keeton]

......let her off the hook now.Let her off the hook!?!?!?:eek: Man, drop to your knees, praise her like a queen, and take her out to dinner!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Let her off the hook?????:eek: I think flowers and dinner would be more like it.

Congrats on a fine tool.

[Nathan Hawkes]

Ditto Bernie's post!! You got lucky; both with the lady of your life, and the machine! I like tradeoffs like yours!!

[John Hart]

She bought you a used yellow tape measure?

Yeah...I suppose that's nice. I have plenty though.

If I send you one, will you praise me too?:)

[David DeCristoforo]

How in hell are you going to turn any wood with that?

[Dahl Troy Perry]

She has not cooked for two weeks and said she won't till I go back to work Monday so out to dinner agian to night. And it will sand my glue ups for turning:rolleyes:

[Roland Martin]

You're a lucky man Dahl, nice drum sander! I'd have left my saw home for that:)

[Allen Neighbors]

Hey, Double D, shouldn't this post be over on the "flatwork" forum... or something???
:D
Oh... he did say something about sanding glue ups... uh... what's a glue up... sort of a Stile and Rail gizmo??? :D

[David DeCristoforo]

"...shouldn't this post be over on the "flatwork" forum..."

Well, maybe you could "turn" wood into dust with it. Then you could use the dust to make filler...

[Thom Sturgill]

Nice gloat. I've been looking at one of those for a while as I get more interested in segmented work. I'd be interested in how well it handles the rings.