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  1. #1
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    Thumbs up Tool Snob

    Came home from my whirl wind tour to Xmas in summer.
    Presents from Uncle Bob, SMC hats and the parts for my Nail Gun all arrived today.
    I must have been very good. Now I am an official Tool Snob and member of the club .

    Thanks Uncle Bob!
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    Nice Score Tyler. Enjoy. Welcome back, sure has been quit.
    Dick

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyler Howell
    Came home from my whirl wind tour to Xmas in summer.
    Presents from Uncle Bob, SMC hats and the parts for my Nail Gun all arrived today.
    I must have been very good. Now I am an official Tool Snob and member of the club .

    Thanks Uncle Bob!
    Waaaaaaaaa! I want an Uncle Bob! Waaaaaaaaa!
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  4. #4
    Hi Tyler,

    congrats on your new tools and welcome to the club. I also expect "Christkind" (who I still prefer over Santa) to stop by soon.
    BTW, I wonder if coffee tastes different in this Festool cup.

    Regards,

    Christian
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    And I have nothing else to do,
    I sometimes wonder if it's true
    That who is what and what is who."


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    Tyler-

    Congrats!!! Good choices. Missed you on the many threads now for a while.

    Christian-

    The coffee won't taste much different, but it won't have any sawdust in it, either.

    Jack
    Why eat natural foods when most people die of natural causes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack Young
    Tyler-

    Congrats!!! Good choices. Missed you on the many threads now for a while.

    Christian-

    The coffee won't taste much different, but it won't have any sawdust in it, either.

    Jack
    Thanks Jack, LMAO! the DC on the Festool is Awesome!
    Last edited by Tyler Howell; 08-23-2004 at 10:56 PM.
    TJH
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  7. #7
    Way to go Tyler! Looks like you got some great goodies there....nothing wrong with tool snobbery!!

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    Nahhhh Not Tyler

    SNOB - One who affects an offensive air of self-satisfied superiority in matters of taste or intellect.


    I think It's more

    Class - A social stratum whose members share certain economic, social, or cultural characteristics


    One of these Days I have to get me one those Green Colored Cultural Characteristics.
    Rich

    "If everyone is thinking alike, someone isn't thinking."
    - General George Patton Jr

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    Hey, congrats there, Buddy and welcome to the "club"! Everyone tells me the Rotex is the cat's meow and I know you'll love the jigsaw from personal experience! Great choices! Don't think I even have to tell you to "have fun"!
    Cheers,
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    Great coffee mug! I would love to get one of those.

    Oh yes, the tools are probably OK too.

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    Yeah - BET!

    Tyler,
    I hope you realize that those new tools have to be plugged into an electrical outlet. After buying those tools, do you still have enough money to run a power line to your shop? Just a thought. I didn't mean to spoil your party.

    Nice Stuff, guy!

    Dale T.
    I am so busy REMAKING my projects that I don't have time to make them the FIRST time!

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    What????Get them dirty???? This isn't the Neander section???? I've been robbed!!
    TJH
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    Hey Tyler:

    Very nice Job, I have the same sander here in the shop. I also bought the vacuum to go along with it. When I bought it and snuck it into the shop, I thought what did I do. Lots of money but now that I have it I do not know what I ever did without it. Have not used the belt sander since. You are going to love that sander. Was going to buy the drill package this fall but am going to buy a new router and router lift instead. As soon as it cools off here in the south west, I am going to start a new router table as one of my first projects.
    Good Luck:
    Don Selke

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    Very kewel, Tyler...just the right color to contrast nicely with the PM Gold, too...

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    Tyler,
    Very nice! Again!

    Make something?
    "All great work starts with love .... then it is no longer work"

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