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45s and Bad Wood (Gloat)

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45s and Bad Wood (Gloat)

David Miller from Iowa

>Friend of a friend contacted me and said he had a funky plane he inherited but it wasn't working right - something was terribly wrong.

Went over there and he had a decent 45, but was trying it out on a knotty piece of old pallet oak and his patience was long since gone. Tried to explain what the problem was, but he was too far over the edge and never wanted to see the thing again. Asked me what I would give him for it and I said I didn't really want it because I had a few and I told him to sell it on ebay. He asked if I would give him $20 (had all the cutters and parts) and I said OK. Then I felt guilty and gave him $40 (all I had on me) while repeating he could get more on ebay. He said he would take a hammer to it if it wasn't out of his sight in 5 minutes.

Go figure.

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#2

So whacha going to do with it?

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>I have a idea. Hang on to it untill he cools off then sell it back to him for $80.00 ;^)

Well could have been worse he could have taken a 45 to the 45...

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Re: So whacha going to do with it?

Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native, Presently Away

>He said he would take a hammer to it if it wasn't out of his sight in 5 minutes.

Been there, done that. Not to a 45, but to other items that had really gotten my dander up.

C'mon now, who amongest us hasn't either given something a darn hammerin', or a good thrashin', or in lieu of not being able to find the hammer a real good fling?

I've got a feeling that you've probably gotten several e-mails for offers on that 45 by now eh?

T.O.

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#4

I'll just put it on the pile 

David Miller from Iowa

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#5

Re: I'll just put it on the pile

Ernie Miller

>that's just not right?

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