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Thread: Tool(s) gloat....Or wife gloat?

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    Tool(s) gloat....Or wife gloat?

    Well I figured I should finally have my own gloat thread. I'm not sure if this is more of a tool-gloat, or a wife-gloat. Woodworking is something I've wanted to do for a long time, and we're now in a good financial spot. Since the first of the year, I(we) have started buying tools.

    Pictured, you can see a G0490 jointer , Ridgid planer, a Griz drill press, table saw w/ BD ProMax extension, and a G0514x2 bandsaw. The only regret I have is not getting a cabinet saw, so that, as well as dust collection are next on the list.

    Not pictured: Dowelmax, Makita air-compressor, Milwaukee router, Makita Drill and impact, circ saw, chisels, Starret, brad nailer, etc, etc.

    Anyways, here's to a great wife. I'm not trying to brag or anything....just gloat
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    Last edited by Chris Allen; 03-16-2009 at 11:39 AM.

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    Nice photos, which one is the wife?

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    A good wife is harder to come by than a bandsaw-----go ahead and gloat.
    I like bragging about my wife also.
    ---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---

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    I have the same table saw with the same router extension wing. I've been very pleased with mine thus far. I would recomend getting the aluminum insert for the router wing. It has the capacity for small and large router bits.

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    It all looks really good to me... Thank the wife and take her out to dinner.

    That sander in the background is not junk either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Huber View Post
    It all looks really good to me... Thank the wife and take her out to dinner.

    That sander in the background is not junk either.
    Bill beat me to my comment. Congratulations on the tools and the wife.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Huber View Post
    It all looks really good to me... Thank the wife and take her out to dinner.

    That sander in the background is not junk either.
    Thanks for the comments.

    Bill,
    I don't have a sander in the pic. Was that a joke that went over my head? If so, forgive me....it's monday

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Allen View Post
    Thanks for the comments.

    Bill,
    I don't have a sander in the pic. Was that a joke that went over my head? If so, forgive me....it's monday

    No it was not over your head it was over my head.....

    It is a jointer in the background of that one image. I guess I had sander on my mind ( what little there is of it).

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    Gotcha. I was scratching my head on that one

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    Congrats on the tools and the wife Chris.........nice to have a Creeker in the neighborhood.
    David

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    Congratulations on the financial comfort level.

    This is something even the rich strive to achieve.

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    Now fair's fair! If you have a tool gloat you post pictures of your tool. So I expect you to post a picture of your wife, if you're having a gloat!

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    Yes, nice tools and it feels good to gloat. I just bought a new turning tool and Yes, you must be in pretty good financial condition. I bet it's nice. I'm a student but I'll be there eventually

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    Chris,

    Nice tools. A great wife is a big plus. Mine has purchased a tablesaw and band saw for me. Just wants to keep me addicted to woodworking


    Joe

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    Nice setup! My shop is eerily similar--TS3650, G0586, G0513X2, Ridgid Planer.

    Question about your router table extension. Did you have to drill/tap new holes, or did everything line up out of the box?

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