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 I watched a number of Japanese pruning trees with long pole saws in my time in Japan - and as a result purchased one here in the US just after returning...Last edited by leehljp; 10-28-2025, 09:41 PM.👍 1
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 Back in the day of yesteryear, there were accidents but not like we have today. Safety was personal. Letting little kids come around caused all kinds...👍 2Leave a comment:
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 Bill - Good to see you again. What have you been up to lately? Still turning things?
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 Agreed! Loring, we don't wish misery upon you, BUT Misery does love company!  
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 That photo does not bother me any more than cigarette commercials back in the 1950's. What they didn't know and what they didn't have available at that...Leave a comment:
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 Top - Yes it does UNTIL experience with joints teaches one what to look for in layouts. After a few snafus, and if one is prone to learn from experience,...Leave a comment:
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 I enjoy reading your progress!
 
 When you think of it and have time take a couple picts and, post a picture or two....Leave a comment:
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 We should not have to do this, but a few years ago, more like 20, when I was in Japan with my American sized sander and belts and unable to get some quick,...👍 1Leave a comment:
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 That leaning house brings back strong memories of the house that my good friends (also missionaries) lived in - in Kobe Japan when the Jan 1995 earthquake...Leave a comment:
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 "It wasn't pretty, " - That is where my skill level is in with plastic welding, but it does work.😀 1
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 I am not totally skillful with it yet but plastic welding is very beneficial, and even in my less than perfect plastic welding skills - I can plastic...Last edited by leehljp; 10-13-2025, 07:36 PM.👍 1Leave a comment:
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 I like your lettering guide. But just now it came to me that a magnetic bar could/would work well also in many cases. Thanks Loring, for a great idea...
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 I have a 1/4" set that I bought in the late '60s - IIRC. I have used them on 3 or 4 occasions but often wondered if there was/is a better way.Leave a comment:
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 I don't remember that, but I probably looked at that enviously back then!...Leave a comment:
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 As a teen, I often went hunting with a guy the same age as me who had had polio and could only use one arm. Holding the double barreled shotgun with one...Last edited by leehljp; 10-02-2025, 07:51 PM.Leave a comment:
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