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    Mini-gloat.......

    My wife surprised me last week, with a new addition to the shop, for use on my upcoming trestle table project. This is my first forray into the world of mustard colored tools. First project using mortise and tenon joinery. Should be fun.



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    Mike Svoma


    "There is nothing sexier than a woman in camoflage"

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    That is a good wife that you have! You had better keep on keeping her happy!!

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    That will be just the ticket for your trestle table build. Congrats!
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    Yup....That's what she keeps telling me.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Rogers View Post
    That is a good wife that you have! You had better keep on keeping her happy!!
    Mike Svoma


    "There is nothing sexier than a woman in camoflage"

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    Congratulations on the wife! (That's what the gloat was about, right?) I build things for mine, and she encourages acquiring the tools to do it.

    You will love that mortising machine.

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    I'm not sure about the powermatic compared to my delta, but make sure your chisels are sharp. HCM's are notorious for coming with dull chisels. Enjoy the machine! I'm breaking mine out today for the first time in a while and am looking forward to using it.

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    Nice addition to the tool collection!! Keep us posted on the talbe project.
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