What's your confession?

[Joel Albert]

Clarence,

Perhaps we can work a deal--I hate building jigs but love using them. How about a circle cutting jig for a bandsaw?

[Joel Albert]

I confess that I feel so much better after reading all of your confessions!!!!

I am not alone!

Grin--my wife absolutely needs to read this thread so she will realize, its not me who has the problem!!

Joel

[Paul McGaha]

With all due respect to Lee Valley tools, I think I'd prefer the Halle Barry wallpaper.

As for a confession, I suppose I am easily guilty of coveting some of my fellow creekers workshops (Not to mention skill levels).

PHM

[Brian Kent]

Yesterday I heard that you can get an iPhone ap for confessions for $1.95. We can do it right here for free!

[Van Huskey]

I confess I Like SS threads.

[Douglas Clark]

Is February too late for confession... I hope not. Either way, here goes:

I confess to reading about and talking about my hobbies (especially woodworking) more than actually doing them.
I confess to being scared to death to reveal my ignorance by asking questions, but only when it comes to woodworking for some reason.
I confess to buying tools when I should have paid off some CC debt, instead.
And finally I confess to letting those tools sit and gather dust while I try to pay off said debt AND save enough money up to buy materials on which to use those tools!

Oh yeah, and I confess that I am not as good at being as I should be and consequently it took me three years after becoming a contributing member of SMC to make my first post!

[Leo Graywacz]

I confess that my shop was a pigsty and I left it that way for 3 weeks. I finally cleaned it up a few days ago.

[Tom Cornish]

I confess that last night I used $16,000 worth of tools to make what amounts to a nice board with two holes in it.

[Joe Von Kaenel]

I confess to buying tools I don't use much. Finished installin laminate floor in our entire house, then telling my wife I wanted to insulate my shop. She told me, not until I put a floor in the attic. I admit to putting the floor down ,just so I can start insulating my shop.

[Belinda Barfield]

I confess that this has been one VERY long day, that I am going to go home and make a pitcher of Margaritas, and I just might drink the whole darn thing. I also confess that in order to make this pertinent to wood working I will stir the Margaritas with my hand carved wooden spoon.

[Joseph D'Orazio]

I confess that this has been one VERY long day, that I am going to go home and make a pitcher of Margaritas, and I just might drink the whole darn thing. I also confess that in order to make this pertinent to wood working I will stir the Margaritas with my hand carved wooden spoon.

I confess to wanting to see pictures. Pictures of the wooden spoon of course.

[Van Huskey]

There has been a lot o' confessin' in this thread, some of which is mine, I wanna know when the absolution is comin'!

[Belinda Barfield]

There has been a lot o' confessin' in this thread, some of which is mine, I wanna know when the absolution is comin'!

I think we are just confessin' for the sake of confessin' . . . you're resposible for your own absolution. As best I can tell so far there ain't ben no real sinnin' goin' on. . .

On second thought, there could have been some of that lustin' after your neighbors woodworking tools and stuff. I guess you have to judge your own heart and intentions.

[Van Huskey]

I think we are just confessin' for the sake of confessin' . . . you're resposible for your own absolution. As best I can tell so far there ain't ben no real sinnin' goin' on. . .

On second thought, there could have been some of that lustin' after your neighbors woodworking tools and stuff. I guess you have to judge your own heart and intentions.

I thought coveting thy neighbors tools was a requirement not a sin...

[Joseph D'Orazio]

I think we are just confessin' for the sake of confessin' . . . you're resposible for your own absolution. As best I can tell so far there ain't ben no real sinnin' goin' on. . .

On second thought, there could have been some of that lustin' after your neighbors woodworking tools and stuff. I guess you have to judge your own heart and intentions.

I am guilty of lusting after others tools, that for sure. I am in the market for a dedicated morticer now. Probably a bench model. I wish there was not a $55 dollar shipping charge at woodcraft to order the PM701 model.