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  1. 01-14-2006, 3:33 PM #31
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    Super!!! Wow. What a surprise

    I've been on a serious role trying to gather hand tools, and have looked at numerous marking gauges, all the while thinking back that I should have got one of Jeffs while at Terrys barbecue.

    Thanks Jeff!!!!

    Congrats to the other winners also!!!

  2. 01-14-2006, 4:01 PM #32
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    WOW..... I am so excited. I have never won anything in my life especially something as nice as this. Thanks so much Jeff. I will treasure this marking guage always. Many here already know that my shop is 50% neander and this will go so well with that area of my interest. I can't believe this.... it is so cool This is as good as winning the lottery or something......


    Yeeeeehaaaaawwww!
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    congratulations guys and pam
  4. 01-14-2006, 6:24 PM #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Noles
    WOW..... I am so excited. I have never won anything in my life especially something as nice as this. Thanks so much Jeff. I will treasure this marking guage always. Many here already know that my shop is 50% neander and this will go so well with that area of my interest. I can't believe this.... it is so cool This is as good as winning the lottery or something......


    Yeeeeehaaaaawwww!
    Whew!!!! At least you left me the lottery win!!! Thanks!

    Congrats to you, Bob, as well as ALL the winners! Those are truly beauties! Enjoy.
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  5. 01-14-2006, 9:27 PM #35
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    Bob,

    Ya know we expect to see some pics of all the winners with those new marking guages.

    It looks like I will have to order one for my shop, Jeff's gauges are really nice and I sure could have used one today
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  6. 01-15-2006, 9:03 PM #36
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    Steve, Eddie, Pam, and Bob, congrats. They look like wonderfull pieces of equipement. Use them in good health.
  7. 01-17-2006, 7:10 AM #37
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    Thanks, Jeff and Keith, what a pleasant surprise. They look like really good gauges.

    Pam
  8. 01-17-2006, 10:08 AM #38
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    This is a surprise!! Thanks Jeff, I will use them with pride.

    Eddie
  9. 01-24-2006, 2:49 AM #39
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    My free Hamilton marking gauge arrived today, what a beauty. It's arm is captured in a sliding dovetail, cross piece has all the detents in all the right places, looks like it will be a charmer. But what wood is it made of?

    Pam
  10. 01-25-2006, 7:28 AM #40
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    Good morning Pam
    All my gauges at this time are good old Arkansas Black Cherry. The finish is a trade secret.HA HA HA
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    Hey Jeff, hows that smoker working?Didnt make it to Terrys last year but will next year...Steve
  12. 01-25-2006, 9:52 PM #42
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    Hey Steve good to hear from you. The old Texas redneck smoker works like a charm. Thanks for the great tip.....Jeff
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