Totally OT, but neat *LINK*
Dan Donaldson
>Here is a guy juggling hammers. Not much, you say, but watch the end. I was impressed. (but, then I am fairly easily impressed.);-)
High speed connection needed.
Hammers.
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Totally OT, but neat *LINK*
Dan Donaldson
>Here is a guy juggling hammers. Not much, you say, but watch the end. I was impressed. (but, then I am fairly easily impressed.);-)
High speed connection needed.
Hammers.
Re: Totally OT, but neat
Michael Brady
>Also totally a fake video, if you read the thread. This kind of stuff is popular on MySpace, etc. Still fun to look at though. I can't cut a decent dovetail joint...can't even fake it!
OT. (OT) I hate High Speed Connection Requir
Jack Guzman from Maine
>26.4kbps probably wouldn't bother me so much if I didn't keep hearing about stuff I couldn't look at.Don't get me wrong Dan. I don't want you to stop.Keep em coming.I really like your OT posts(when I can see them). I'm just venting one of my favorite rants.I like a slow pace in the workshop and in my life, but high speed internet would sure be nice.---Jack
Still looks cool ;-)
Dan Donaldson
>Whoever did it did a good job. I wish I had the skills to put something like that together. Fun to watch though.
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Wiley Horne
>Jack,
What's offered in your area? I put off DSL for a long time, and now I'm wondering what was I thinking.
Wiley
Re: OT. (OT) I hate High Speed Connection Requir
Jack Guzman from Maine
>Hi Wiley,
I would jump at DSL.Unfortunately,the cable lines haven't reached us yet.We're in an undeveloped area with very little growth.Nobody wants to pay for the lines. Satellite is an option,but a very expensive one.At least too expensive to make it worth my while.---Jack
Re: Maybe.....
Dale Lenz
>the nail was put in a 95% drill hole the diameter of the nail shank. Neat! Thanks, Dan
Re: Totally OT, but neat
Stuart Hough
>Now that's wild!!!
DSL would be from your phone company, not cable.
Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX
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Re: DSL would be from your phone company, not cabl
Jack Guzman from Maine
>The local phone company,while it does provide DSL to most customers says that DSL isn't available on my road. I checked. I think it's due to primitive equipment. We also lose power an average of 10 times per winter season. The price you pay for peaceful country living.---Jack
I see. That's really too bad.
Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX
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Fake or not
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
>It's still fun to watch. Thanks for sharing!
Re: Still looks cool ;-)
Jeff Weaver
>Even if the hole was previously drilled out to fit the nail shank, the fact remains the guy juggled hammers and made the faces hit the nail on the head. Heck, there's plenty of times I can't do that just trying to nail the regular way. (Plus the guy can speak a foreign language, which is something else I can't do.)
Jeff Weaver
Not a foreign language to him
Bill Houghton, sunny Sebastopol, CA
>at least I don't think so.
Wonder how his English is, other than "cool" and "super," which were all the English words I picked up in listening. Not to say that most Europeans aren't more capable in English than most Americans are in any European language.
Re: Totally OT, but neat
Jay Hanks
>I have watched that video a few times and I do not think it is a fake. Probably never will know for sure but it is still interesting to watch.