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Jazzing the neighbor, not OT

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Jazzing the neighbor, not OT

jim reed @ tallahassee

>So I am home for lunch and the neighbor's landscape guy is hard at work. Neighbor waives. We chat and he expresses concern about my unkempt lawn. Of course I was able to steer the talk to blademaking and handplanes. Outcome was positive. I bought at least until next Monday on the yard (it does look pretty shabby). In addition, I will write a 150 word article on handplanes for his newsletter--he edits the local Italian-American newsletter. Also, a shop tour may be in store next week during my vacation. It was win-win for everyone, especially for those patient guys who would rather see me in the shop tonite working on Miller blade sets instead of waltzing with the mower.

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33 down

jim reed @ tallahassee

>and 40 to go. I got over halfway through the finish grinding last night. Start with the bigs and work downhill to the smalls. 33 bigs are in the bag and 40 smaller ones are waiting. I hope to have a good grinding session tonite. Next steps are final honing, inspection, rework (gasp, I hope not), packing, shipping.

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