Meet Biscuit, my new bench dog. My Kid gave LOML and me a wheaten scottie puppy for Christmas. She has all the potential to become a great pooch and a wonderful shop companion.
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Meet Biscuit, my new bench dog. My Kid gave LOML and me a wheaten scottie puppy for Christmas. She has all the potential to become a great pooch and a wonderful shop companion.
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Very cool! Does that kind swell up when you put glue on it?
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Don't know yet. I'll let you know. So far it's too wiggly to glue.Originally Posted by Doug Shepard
Very cool! Does that kind swell up when you put glue on it?
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Cute pup, Hank! Just be a little weary about keeping it in the shop when running power tools. Their hearing is so much more sensitive than ours and the noise can really hurt them!Now, if you're busy doing the Neander thing, have at it!
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John K. Miliunas
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Just look out where you step
Real neat dog, but I'm betting she snuggles up to your wife before she figures out how to handle a skew chisel.
Here's mine. We was in the shop all day and had to take a break
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I don't have a bench, so mine is a shop dog! Plus mine is a Siberian husky so he doesn't fit well on a bench!
Congrats on the dog!
Jeff Sudmeier
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And a big shout-out from Ozzy, who doesn't like me stacking tools on "his" table:
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Ozzy is a great looking pooch. it doesn't look like there's much room on the table for him to share!
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You're right about the snuggling, LOML has the edge there. Looks like your buddy is plum tuckered out.Just look out where you step
Real neat dog, but I'm betting she snuggles up to your wife before she figures out how to handle a skew chisel.
Here's mine. We was in the shop all day and had to take a break
Jim
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Jeff, A Siberian husky won't fit in my shop! They are wonderful dogs, but don't fare well in our South Carolina climate.I don't have a bench, so mine is a shop dog! Plus mine is a Siberian husky so he doesn't fit well on a bench!
Congrats on the dog!
Cheers,
Hank
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Thanks for the comments John. I run the pets out when the power equipment goes on, for my safety as well as theirs. This puppy is into everything, so it will be a while before she is a full-fledged bench dog with unsupervised shop privileges.Cute pup, Hank! Just be a little weary about keeping it in the shop when running power tools. Their hearing is so much more sensitive than ours and the noise can really hurt them!
Cheers,
Hank
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Hank that's "buddies" one on my lap one on my shoulder. The one on my shoulder is LOML.
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Sometimes they are too big to fit on the bench
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Hank,
Is your pooch shop broken yet? Meaning: Does he do the hand sanding and empty the dust collector? How does he get along with the Gorilla glue?
cheers, Jeff
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