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WC server problem and solution

TDaniel

>Guys, we need help. The server we are using for the chat wouldn't keep up last night. Many of you complain because you ask a question and it does not get answered. The problem is some of the inputs are being lost due to the server. I emailed Ellis this morning and he said the cure will cost a thousand bucks. I have challenged the flat work side to raise half and we'll raise the other half. WE need a special auction to raise $500. What do you have to contribute....time, classes, project, material, cash? I will start it off with a donation of a bowl, value $150. I'll post a pic shortly. Let's just DO IT!

TD

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Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

>TD,

I'm in for $50.

Tell me where to send it or who to call.

Mark

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BTW

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

>By the Way, We don't need no stinkin' Flat Woodworkers, I think we can do it ourselves.

(No offense to you Stinkin' Flat Woodworkers")

;)

Mark

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HAHAHAHA!!!

Mike Schwing from Md.

>I'll donate a half dozen small, medium or large waxed and rounded turning blanks. Sizes dependant on the winner's lathe swing, but up to 16".

They'll be ambrosia maple, apple, black cherry, white ash, and whatever else I can find.

Shipping will be $$ as they're gonna be heavy. Of course, they can be picked up at the 5 barns shindig.

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Chuck Ludwigsen

>Actually Mike, depending on location and distance, shipping isn't that bad. I just shipped 48 pounds of wood from Memphis TN to North Carolina for under $20 - USPS Parcel Post.

Chuck

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Add another turning blank set

Chuck Ludwigsen

>Ryan McMullen and I are donating 2 each Black Walnut, Black Cherry, and Boxelder to be sold as a set of 6 in the benefit auction. They will vary in thickness from just over 2" to between 4-6" and will vary in diameter. They will all be planed both faces, cut round, and anchorsealed. We will post photos tomorrow night after we finish prepping them.

We will cover the first $20 of shipping (USPS Parcel Post). Which just might cover it.

Once we get home and pick out the blanks, we will post an estimated value.

Chuck in Memphis, TN.

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Mike Schwing from Md.

>Chuck, they'll probably sell better if pictured, as you have indicated. I'll pick out six, take pics, post them and I'll match your first $20 of shipping.

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One more thing

Chuck Ludwigsen

>One more thing, Mike. Ryan and I were having an offline chat about what we wanted to offer when you posted your offer.

Thanks for the kick in the pants. It made us stop talking about it and just do it.

Chuck.

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Chuck Ludwigsen

>Cool, man.

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Kenny in Independence

>Have card in hand,ready for the auction,

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chat room at 11am

Mike Schwing from Md.

>Chuck if you want to combine them or have any other ideas I'm open for ideas. Add'ly, lets use the chat at 11am to discuss. Or for anyone else who wants, ideas in the chat room at 11am. See ya there.

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My Donation...

Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.

>I'll donate a hollow vessel for a good cause. Curly maple with a walnut collar. Thin walled, 4 inches in diameter. Was about to be on its way to a gallery with some other pieces.

Wally


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Chuck Ludwigsen

>Thats 10 here and unfortunately I have a conference call at that time.

I'm thinking if we kept these 2 sets separate then why might raise more overall. But we can talk offline about that.

Gotta run to the mtg. More later.

Chuck

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Penturners Response!

Scott Greaves, Blackfoot Idaho

>It's about time a penturner jumps in here! I will go dig around and see what else I can put up on the auction, but lets start with a piece of wood that has a history!

I have one pen blank available out of Chestnut wood. The wood came from siding that was on Paul Revere's house at the time he made his famous ride! Although it's a small piece of wood, it's a big piece of history!

Now I'll go look around and see what else I have.

Scott.

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donations

David Galloway

>In order to expedite the deal, I would wonder if we might raise the 500 with a simple request for donations. I'm in for at least $50.

How would we make this donation?

David Galloway

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Call me a cynic...but is this the 1st of April?

Jay in Ohio

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Re: Call me a cynic...but is this the 1st of April

RonZ

>It probably started off as one but now they see the money rolling in things might have changed. =o)

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This is no April fool's joke!

TDaniel

>No joke folks. The chatroom broke down so badly Wed night that I could not respond to questions and stayed lost most of the time until things thinned out. It is a major problem with a relatively low cost solution and if we split it up it won't be bad at all. If I count correctly we are half way there already.....now if the flat side would get off there duffs......

TD

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Chuck Ludwigsen

>TD, I saw your post on the flat side earlier but now it appears to be gone. Is something amiss?

Chuck

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Chuck Ludwigsen

>Never mind. Found it.

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Barry In Richmond BC

>**How do we bid / take part in this auction??

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I'll open the bid with $125.

TDaniel

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TDaniel

>We'll get it more organized Barry; for now just post your bid under the item donated.

TD

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#24

Pay Pal Look to your left

Dustmaker Mike

>find the support WC

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1000 Full Color Business Cards

Ron Sardo in PA

>How do I set this up as a donation/Auction?

BTW - Retail $130.00

Shipping to anywhere in the lower 48.

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