Yet another version of the Saw Till

Re: Yet another version of the Saw Till

Kevin French, Warner, NH

>Here it is open

Re: Yet another version of the Saw Till

Tom in Tipp

>Kevin,

I like that! Do you 'collect' any particular type saw or just any that catch your eye?

What is the best thing (other than price) about this till? What is the one thing that you would change?

Thanks,

Tom

Re: Yet another version of the Saw Till

Kevin French, Warner, NH

>I'm not picky. Now a days I find enough good saws in the dump, Even a junk saw has some good split nuts. The only saws I buy now are Ferts Saws. I'm still looking for a good small one.

I like the size of it, and the three hiegths of saws I can put in it.

I wish it was bigger,?. I'd like to find a way to hang the Fret and Coping Saws better. Now they are hung off metal hooks.

We all have to make sacrifices

Bob Hackett

>And I know not being able to hang tools on the inside of those glass doors is just killing you.;^)

Nice find.Did this come from the new dump or old?

Mainely,Bob

Don't tell him Kevin!

Frank D. in Montreal

>Otherwise Wiley will be there first thing in the morning picking out whatever nice cabinets, table saws, or tools are left! Very nice looking till, BTW.

Frank

Sorry Bob

Frank D. in Montreal

>I meant Bob! Didn't forget about all the neat stuff you've found at dumps, though...

Re: Sorry Bob

CBT

>Kevin, very nice. It adds a lot of class to your collection.

CT

The fine art of

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Scavenging pays off here. Nice rescue work. Scott gonna hafta build a till one day...

Re: We all have to make sacrifices

Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>Eat your hearts out I now have THREE (3) Dump Stickers on my truck. Warner's, Work Town and now Antrim. which reminds me to change it above. It's the Work Dump that all the "Finds" come from and that one's not listed.

Dumppicking Already?

Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>Now let me get this straight Kevin, you just moved from a place that had a monster 3 story barn(which is still causing me much pain) had to put lots o' stuff in storage, take lots o' stuff back to the dump (which is still causing me much pain) and now you're yarding more stuff home from the dump already? GOOD ON YA'!!

That's a nice looking cabinet for your saw collection, glass doors and everything, WOOOF, you're uptown now eh? ;~)

Todd O. Who's suffering from Bubble Burst because I thought I was doing good when I found 17 10"x16" 3.4" pieces of plywood scraps in the trash this morning.

Re: Dumppicking Already? -"ALWAYS!!!"

Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>That's what we call in the trade "RECYCLING."

I'll have to send some pics of the Down Side of Dump Pick'n just to make you feel better, it ain't pretty here in the new shop.

This is what I left, 40x24 the second foor was the shop.

I feel no more Pain

Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>I am now completely Numb. Yup, numb as a pounded thumb. To be able to leave a barn/shop/haven/get out of the wifes sight place I'll just never know, unless of coarse you've in fact upgraded. Has this place sold yet?

Todd O.

Re: I feel no more Pain

Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>Upgrading, but downsizing. Yes the place is sold. We signed the papers last Friday. It was on the market for Five (5) Days, Three offers. We took the lowest offer and got him up to where we wanted to sell. And best of all "To A WW'a!" He Turns and has a 12" Lathe, he needed a shop for it and was a day away from signing papers on building his own.

Todd I found Four (4) set of metal shelving today at the dump. That should put me over the top for storage. Oh ya, a Flannel Quilted, (or should that be Quilted Flannel) St Johns Bay (J. C. Pennys) shirt with all the tags on it, to include the $31 price tag.