Miller Plane Peining Tutorial
jim reed @ tallahassee
>is coming soon. I have some tips from Paul and promised that I would publish something. My plan is to do it this weekend and post.
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Miller Plane Peining Tutorial
jim reed @ tallahassee
>is coming soon. I have some tips from Paul and promised that I would publish something. My plan is to do it this weekend and post.
looking forward to it with baited breath.:>)
vlparisian in Houston
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Much thanks, Jim!
Wiley Horne--So. Cal.
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My inner English teacher comes roaring out
Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA
>waving a dictionary...please forgive me, Victor, for the rant below, but this is one of those language changes that has removed some zing from the phrase by substituting a common word for the less common original.
The term was historically, "bated breath," "bated" from the same root as the word "abate," meaning to reduce, diminish, or remove, as in "the weed abatement inspector." Thus, "bated breath" means you're holding your breath.
"Baited breath" means you're trying to catch something with your breath and always brings up, for me, images ranging from those men and women who spritz their mouths right before the first kiss to something on the other end of the continuum involving hunting dogs and five days with no showers.
Rant off, and thank you for your patience.
Sweet! Looking forward to it!
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
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Re: My inner English teacher comes roaring out
Kerry in FortSask, Alberta
>This is why I love lurking around this place :-) Nowhere else can I learn about hand tools and the English language all in the same place. LOL
Cheers,
Kerry
Re: My inner English teacher comes roaring out
B Renfro
>Hi Bill,
You should know that there are folks in the background cheering you on for this. Soon you'll have to stop them from "chomping at the bit" and other "heart rendering" nonsense. You're a courageous man.
Best,
BruceR
smells like bait.....
vlparisian - Houston
>Yep, I know the diff, just can't think well somedays.
Victor - in wonderful spring time Houston
Hey Ellis, Garrett, or Dan...
Ted Owen, Pittsburgh
>any chance this series of threads, once Jim is done with it, could be turned into an article, so everything would be saved and handy in one place?
Best, Ted
Totally agree, let's get it collected in one place
Wiley Horne--So. Cal.
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That would be great!
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
>I've got lots of pics of mine comming together if needed.
Peening..
Garrett in Victoria BC
>Just got back from southern California, and I have the thread. I'll turn it into an article as requested.
Cheers, Garrett