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Two comments:

1. I totally agree that it was an uninteresting wall.
2. The end result is stunning, a great example of your workmanship, and something to be especially proud of.

I'm not sure folks see this, so I thought I would pass it on.

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Please count me in and thank you Woodworking Source!

What a wonderful gift to myself this would make. Thank you Felder Group USA!

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Is this in the Terms of Service?

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Very nicely done Roland! You showed great respect to that beautiful piece of wood.

Well done. I am so glad I am going to live to 2,583,945,846,874 years old so I have the time for all these time wasting activities! :D

Interesting, almost Spider Man like use of the lowly tape measure:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx_5GI0QRdw

Also noticed a couple of fun time-wasting games here.

And that is why finding old workbenches is so difficult and when you find them they are so expensive.

A new right of passage for me is renewing my membership the Sawmill Creek as one of the first things I do on January 1st.

Where else can you bond with other woodworkers, learn of the latest jig,...

May I please be included in the drawing. Thank you!

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John, While many of the helpful posts above point to solutions for the chisels, I also will add a link to my post about storing the rest of your collection of lathe "tools".

You may see it here.

Very nice looking mallet Richard, good use of what might otherwise not be used.

Remote Switches Recalled by Woodstock International Due to Fire Hazard

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a...

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Thank you Rob!

Unplug it first.

Sorry, but I don't want to hear any horror stories.

That is an excellent modification Brian!

Try Nantucket Bagg Co.

Easy as G-o-o-g-l-e

Would you be able to drill two holes in the face of the nut (opposite each other) and make/use a spanner-type wrench?

Yes but we usually burn the part that remains on the lathe when we are done. :D

But if all the dust collects in one place, it should be easier to keep the bathroom clean. :D

I have one in my master bath.

I have used mine for some time with the green pyramid shaped media HF sells. While it may take some time, it does the job.

One hint is to run a couple of pieces of wet paper towel in the machine...

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