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Re: sander justification
By:Rehd
Date: 3/15/2001, 3:13 am
In Response To: Re: sander justification (Chris Swol)

: Rehd - you are right. But when I am in a hurry to get a new to tool (sander)
: there is a different approach. Remember a movie where a woman was at a
: sculptors pottery wheel. Well, have a loaner ROS on the boat, have your
: friend/wife put her hands on the ROS and then gently bring your hands
: around and guide her wrists while sanding the kayak. The smooth motion,
: the sanding effect, vibration and closeness is wonderful. You'll be
: suprised at what tools will become necessary for your projects. Chris

Hmmmmm!! I think you got your tools mixed up there. We're talkin' about woodworking. You need a cold shower and don't take the sander with you!!

Good-Night!!

Rehd

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Matt Britschgi -- 3/13/2001, 2:59 pm
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Derek -- 3/14/2001, 1:12 pm
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Elliott -- 3/14/2001, 8:46 am
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Matt Britschgi -- 3/14/2001, 2:14 am
Rent a ROS. Let HER try both. You'll get one :) *NM*
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/14/2001, 2:00 am
Not too proud to try a little treachery
Pete Rudie -- 3/14/2001, 12:49 am
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bob -- 3/13/2001, 9:44 pm
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Matt Britschgi -- 3/14/2001, 1:52 am
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Rehd -- 3/13/2001, 9:24 pm
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Chris Swol -- 3/15/2001, 12:02 am
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Rehd -- 3/15/2001, 3:13 am
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Steve Lansdowne -- 3/13/2001, 8:31 pm
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Ross Leidy -- 3/13/2001, 4:32 pm
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Jerry Siegel -- 3/13/2001, 4:24 pm
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Dave -- 3/13/2001, 3:57 pm
Ditto and more
Tom Kurth -- 3/13/2001, 4:28 pm