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  1. #1
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    Jul 2004
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    Shop Visit

    Today, Tom Hamilton and I got to share a couple hours visiting at my
    shop. If anyone remembers 6 weeks ago, I went over to Tom's well
    equipped shop. At that time, neither Tom or I took any pictures but we
    had a great time anyway.

    Well, . . . the reciprocal visit will be the same, there will be no pictures of
    Tom and I cutting wood or posing around my machines. We did get to try
    to make my MM20 bandsaw hiccup when Tom and I took turns making
    some test cuts on a 12" thick log. I also got to show off a few projects
    still under construction.

    Everyone will have to wait for the next visit. But for those insisting on a
    picture, attached is a picture of one of our dogs - Moose. He is our shop
    guard dog but Tom got by unharmed.

    Thanks for coming by Tom.
    Attached Images Attached Images

  2. #2
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    Creeker visits are all the best!!! Nothing beats a couple (or more) fellow SMC-ers conversing or getting some hands-on with a subject they enjoy! However, if there are further visits, pics of the visit will be required!!! Glad you guys had a good time!
    Cheers,
    John K. Miliunas

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    Yup, I envy you guys that live in relatively close proximity to one another. I'm kinda "out here" by myself it seems, or maybe I just haven't looked closely enough. Give Moose a scratch behind the ears for me. I love dogs!

  4. #4
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    Thanks, Corvin, and Moose, for your hospitality.

    We had a great time, toured Corvin's two part shop, power tool garage and hand tool extra bedroom workshop, saw his beautiful inlaid box for his father-in-law and got to meet Moose.

    Lest it go unnoticed, Corvin is the only person I know of, with a two part shop. Garage for MM Bandsaw, DJ20, Uni, Big Jet Floor Drill Press, and other assorted electron eaters.

    Once the stock is squared up, it travels inside to a nice air-conditioned (it's Houston after all) extra bedroom for treatment by a full compliment of Bedrocks, Marples, Bucks, and other assorted sharp edged critters. All with a choice of FM, CD, or Cable. Bathroom and Fridge close by.

    Pretty nice set up.

    So, the picture we really need, is not the two of us standing by another big jointer, but Corvin's fabulous box for his FIL.

    How about it Mr. C, post a pic of that beauty.

    Thanks for the tour and great conversation.

    Best regards, Tom
    Chapel Hills Turning Studio
    Douglasville, GA

    Hoosier by birth, Georgian by choice!

    Have blanks, will trade.

  5. #5
    Corvin,

    Do me a favor, give your dog a big fat BBQ'd t-bone!
    --
    Life is about what your doing today, not what you did yesterday! Seize the day before it sneaks up and seizes you!

    Alan - http://www.traditionaltoolworks.com:8080/roller/aland/

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