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I'm a wondering!

Tony Zaffuto

>Spied a package at the front door the other day that has me a wonderin! From L-N! Acted like I didn't notice it.

My L-N catalog went missin' the other day but re-appeared today. On the back it looks like someone was taking inventory in my basement: (3) #4's, (1) #3, #62, old #9 (missed the 1/2). Must have conferred with L-N on what to buy!

Goodthing SWMBO didn't notice that she only hit the tip of the iceberg--far, far more down in the shop than what she noted!

Anyhow, Merry Christmas to all and remember its more about the giving and not the receiving (but receiving is always nice!).

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Dave Thompson

>Sucks about the 9 vs 9 1/2 screw up. Maybe you could scratch in the 1/2 ;-)

good luck.

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Anticipa - a-a-a- tion !

s.mackay@worldnet.att.net

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Stephen Kirk in Quakertown, PA

>You a lucky boy!

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John Clifford

>Same thing at my house, there's a LN box with my wife's name on it that came yesterday. It's hard to resist sneaking a peak. I'll be good though and wait.

John.

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Tony Zaffuto

>Well, it appears to be a size 5 box, but she noted the LN 62 and I have a 605 and a Bailey 5 in the same spot as the 62! Weight wise, it seems a bit light for a #5.

Hoping for a #9 for shooting! She found my LN bronze #4 (HAF), so if it is a #4 with regular frog, it will be welcomed. Might be a low angle smoother and again welcomed.

Got a Bailey #6 and #7 but the box is a bit short for a jointer.

Maybe its a magical box that when opened will have one of every LN tool I don't have!!!!!

Might have to sneak under the tree and peak under the wrapping paper. Wait, can't do that--my six year old has been on gaurd. And the beagle is gaurding her!

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