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  • #16
    Originally posted by gellfex View Post

    I don't always get treated this nicely by Santa! I just tell myself (and the wife) that all my kayaks and fishing gear add up to a season's gas money on a real boat. As for getting there in a hurry, the rig has a surprisingly narrow wind speed window between 'why bother' and 'oh sh*t!' but my last trip of the season in late November was a great combination of fun sailing and awesome tautog fishing.
    That's funny - do you have to use a paddle brace for the gusts, you know - so you don't tip over?

    in whitewater I was known for being unsinkable on my right side --- used a scully stroke PB, the gift that keeps on giving :-)

    im guessing if your already at speed and you get hit by a side gust on the sail then all you have to do is drag a blade at an angle for bracing, that's what i do in the river if I have momentum...
    Last edited by A.K. Boomer; 12-24-2020, 03:26 PM.

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    • #17
      One of my items, 84 pieces, good shop set. Good price.

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        • #19
          Not sure if it’s spelled laid or layed, but I sure am looking forward to it.

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          • #20


            I bought myself 2 sets of master jaws for my 2 Chick milling vises.

            -Doozer
            Last edited by Doozer; 12-29-2020, 07:45 PM.
            DZER

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            • #21
              Originally posted by rickyb View Post
              Not sure if it’s spelled laid or layed, but I sure am looking forward to it.
              I'm sure you'll find that it's all spelled out in "A study in Bricklaying"

              Bought myself a Mitutoyo Absolute 6" caliper. I had one of the coolant-proof versions previously and use it alternately between my workshop (doing stuff - in theory) and my office (planning stuff - when I'm supposed to be working). It was never in the right place, of course, so now I have an ordinary version for the "clean" space and a coolant-proof version for the ...less than clean place. Hey, it was on sale....it would have been rude not to, right?!

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              • #22
                Bought 2 Husky 72” mobile work benches with 18 draws to replace the map cabinets I’ve been using for tool and hardware storage.

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                • #23
                  Made a nice mallet today,out of a baseball bat. It's for a new shot,beater bag bought a week ago. Used a 16" framing hammer handle.

                  Am really going to take metal shaping more seriously in the coming year. Have an English wheel(ho made).... now the leather bag. Gonna snag a pneumatic planishing hammer in a few weeks.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by BWS View Post
                    Made a nice mallet today,out of a baseball bat. It's for a new shot,beater bag bought a week ago. Used a 16" framing hammer handle.

                    Am really going to take metal shaping more seriously in the coming year. Have an English wheel(ho made).... now the leather bag. Gonna snag a pneumatic planishing hammer in a few weeks.
                    I didn't know a ho could make an English Wheel...
                    Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

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                    • #25
                      Ho ho ho.... it's a nice EW. Hung it off the side of a 20T H frame press,to form an "L" in plan view,all painted to match of course. I use the Hyd press right much. The EW doesn't get used,enough. Hoping to change that?

                      Making the final tweaks on a 1910 bead roller too. Bought a HF bead roller as well. Two rollers are way nicer than one.

                      Looking forward to the planishing hammer.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by BWS View Post
                        Made a nice mallet today,out of a baseball bat. It's for a new shot,beater bag bought a week ago. Used a 16" framing hammer handle.

                        Am really going to take metal shaping more seriously in the coming year. Have an English wheel(ho made).... now the leather bag. Gonna snag a pneumatic planishing hammer in a few weeks.
                        Me too this next year . Worked on rear fender shown on xs 650 below. That was a year ago, need to get back onto that stuff..

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by 754 View Post

                          Me too this next year . Worked on rear fender shown on xs 650 below. That was a year ago, need to get back onto that stuff..
                          754,I "may" have some XS parts,will look around. Can't remember where they came from, but they're yours for shipping. May take awhile to find'm.

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                          • #28
                            Maybe I'll give myself tickets to Hawaii. I heard that everybody gets lei-ed there...
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                            Paul , P S Technology, Inc. and MrTibbs
                            USA Maryland 21030

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                            • #29
                              Milwaukee 1/2 and 2/8 cordless impact tools

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                              • #30
                                Hookers and blow.
                                Also a 35" monitor for CAD work, the hookers were more fun indeed.

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