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Re: Rockin' Good Weekend *PICS*

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TANSTAAFL

Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida

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Re: Rockin' Good Weekend *PICS*

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there were good ones, too...

John Truxell-Svenson (jvs)

>...don't forget about Pete and Pixel!

Re: Rockin' Good Weekend *PICS*

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Re: Hey Ernie,

Ernie Miller Topeka

>I can make a pully or even use the step pully that is on it now but if I buy the correct one and a belt it will look nicer. I still have to find room in the shop for it. Sinse I have turned the down stairs rest room into a sharpening room I'm thinking that the nmechanical room might be nice for the lathe and jig saw. every where else is carpeted.

Re: Rockin' Good Weekend *PICS*

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Re: making a pulley?

William Duffield on the Cohansey

>Wouldn't Ernie need to get the lathe up and running first, in order to use it to turn the pully?

Re: Rockin' Good Weekend *PICS*

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He could use ...

Roger Nixon

>his unmentionable one. Hey Ernie, why not use one of the linked belts and make the size you need?

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Thanks Todd (I think) ...

Raymond in Trenton NJ

>and remind me to get my own (carbinated beverage of choice). Course, I'll be *very* willing to get yours for you Cheeze O'Man, a guy takes some time off (OK, OK ... from lurking, there I said it) and he gets hosed down with some no-name garish soda pop. And from the Southern reaches of West Jersey no less.

Sir William OTC, great lantern indeed! Your frogs must now be truly happy for the ability to read through out the night.

You said materials (were)Pennsylvania slate ... teak, mahogany, epoxy, spar varnish, and a bunch of electrial stuff ... What's the opaque material behind the latice work? It gives a nice diffused glow.

Raymond

who's keepin' an eye on that Toddly character :o)

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