followup to the $7.33 workbench

Priceless!

Hank Knight from SC

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GolfSteve in Calgary

>Cute kid, Alan. Nice bench also.

Well done!

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Look like he needs a planning stop, or a hold down. That looks like a happy camper to me!

Love it!

Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native in FL. Exile :~(

>That pic is worth framing. What a lucky young fellow he is to have the luxuary of learning at your elbow. Man, that is just Fantastic.

Do gotta wonder why you've let him use a POJ Stanley Handyman tho. Is this just until he can be trusted not to drop the good 'uns?

LN's won't break. ;~)

Todd O.

I'm inspired. One very happy GIT

Ian in Sydney

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Brad in Ottawa

>Great work! Hope you give him more than $7.33 for his tool budget though! ;)

Thanks for sharing.

Brad

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Arw01

>He is as likely to hammer a nail with it as plane!

It's been flattened, and it's very sharp. No problem making sub .002 shavings out of it.

After a good litle backsaw for him next, I bought a saw, had it sharpened, but it turned out to be a push saw, and they put a VERY aggresive set on it. Cuts nice, but he could literaly take a figer off!

Alan

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Arw01

>Mostly it's a GLUE budget now.. Glues all sorts of wierd cut offs into imaginary toys for dad to trip over in the shop..

Thanks to all you posted, it's nice to share.