Sawmil creek friend

[Ronald Blue]

I remember my childhood but not what I got up to go do. Can't be ADHD because I'm definitely not hyper. Must just be attention deficit.

As for John I hope all is well. He's a very knowledgeable and giving man.

[Adam Grund]

I remember my childhood but not what I got up to go do. Can't be ADHD because I'm definitely not hyper. Must just be attention deficit.

As for John I hope all is well. He's a very knowledgeable and giving man.

It amazes me reading posts now and then, people talking about buying a chisel in June of 1974 or visiting a store showroom in the spring of ‘86.
When talking about something as obscure as buying a tool- I know that I bought it, no recollection if it was 10 yrs ago 15, 8, much less the actual month. I just never pay attention like that I guess.

[Rick Potter]

Uhhh, ahem.

[George Yetka]

Is she a Jets fan?

We are 1 mile north of the eagle/giant divide. No ones a jet fan

[Andrew Hughes]

Uhhh, ahem.

oops sorry Rick. I’ll add you to my friends list so I never forget again

[Rick Potter]

Aw shucks, I feel soo much better now.

[Andrew Hughes]

Aw shucks, I feel soo much better now.

Hi Rick
How’s s that 24 inch Agazzani doing.
Have you tried smaller blades on it. Just curious if it tracks small blades ok.
Happy holiday my friend

[Rick Potter]

Nope, I have kept my Delta BS, and use small blades on it. Still have the 1" carbide on the Aggie. Don't resaw that often , but when I do it's a great saw. I have some 4x6 and 4x4 stock taken from my old garage that I will resaw soon to make legs for a couple new shop carts. It will be the first 'real' project for a Panto-Router I got a while back. I think I can get some nice 3 1/4" square legs out of it.

I didn't know there was a 'Friends' section on this site, not much of a computer guy.

Drop by and see my new saw.

[Andrew Hughes]

Thanks for the invite. The reason I asked about your saw. There’s a woodworker that I believe had a 24 inch Aggi that he used to make bandsaw boxes. Art Espenet Carpenter was the father of the bandsaw box from what I read. Not a lot of woodworkers know about his contribution to the craft.
A good large bandsaw isn’t just about large wide blades it can tension. In fact a small 1/8 blade with a zillion teeth can be very tricky to track a real test to a saws capabilities.
My Aggi will take a 15 ft blade your has to be a couple feet longer. It’s surprising how well a 1/4 3or 4 tooth blade will last and cut. And they’re pretty inexpensive too.
Your they only one I know with a 24 inch Aggi I was just wondering.
Heres a pic of bandsaw box I believe was made by Art Espenet.
Good Luck Rick

[Bernie Kopfer]

I have a very good memory; it's just short is all.

I told my wife recently that I didn’t forget what she said, I just didn’t remember what she said. You can imagine how well that was received!