Cool Roy! Welcome to heaven. You should go collect some firewood!;)
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Cool Roy! Welcome to heaven. You should go collect some firewood!;)
Way to go Roy, welcome to the dark side. You listening Ken?
You go to the Smithsonian, see George Washington's desk, and mutter "I could make a fortune turning and selling pens from that wood."
Hot Dang Roy.... you finally did it! Another one bites the dust.....
Who's next........Ken?
rofl :d:d
When you sell your luxury car and get a yugo so you can afford a new PM lathe:eek:
Your last lathe cost more than your truck or the wife's van.
You carry anchorseal in both of your cars.
You can not find the tablesaw anymore because it's buried under a mountain of bowl blanks.
The shop is insured for more than your house.
you walk by your wives rose bushes and wonder if shed miss that lovely burl if you pruned it off..;)
I realy did just that this morning.
When your table saw has become a workbench covered with turning paraphernalia.
You can't pass ANY piece of cut tree on a road or path without wondering what to turn out of it, and what it would look like.
You go through your shop looking for tools or gadgets you haven't used in a long time, deciding which ones to sell to raise money for your next gadget that will for sure help you in some way, but that just gets used once if at all and disappears under the sawdust until...(start reading this paragraph again at the top).
You peruse Craig's list, Ebay, Recycler, and your local paper daily looking for that truly incredible old iron, a lathe worth restoring.
Way to go Roy. Welcome to the dark side. :eek:
When you walk into Woodcraft to get some drawer slides and walk out with a new bowl gouge instead! :rolleyes: :) :cool:
You mean you can't turn drawer slides, John?? Sheesh! What's this world coming to???? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by John Miliunas
Ahhhh...What the heck! Drawer slides are boring. A new bowl gouge is fun!!! :D :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Becker
When you think about how you can glue up all your milled lumber into segments for bowls.
Keith