glenn bradley
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Time to empty those wish lists.
Lee Valley - Free Shipping over $40 till July 8, 2103
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Yep. I really don't know how you folks who live near a walk in store do it.
"Free" shipping sure, but I had a few things lined up that put a little hurt on the pocket book.
Safety Chaps - been wanting some of these for a while... Yeah I don't chainsaw all that much, but perhaps thats all the more reason to gear up when I do.
Kreg K4 Master System - I don't neeed it and would usually use more "traditional" methods anyway but it would be handy at times for quick projects.
Shellac, Linseed Oil & Paint - been on my to-read list for a while
1lb Granular Hide Glue - because I found a small hot pot that I can use as a glue pot
and a couple of small pruning shears for loml because big-hands here broke her last one.
I also recently (well ~3 months ago, but finally got around to reading it) bought a copy of "The Young Sea Officer's Sheet Anchor" from the lee valley reprints section. Really interesting book on historical ship rigging and rope work. A lot of the ship specific details were somewhat lost on me but the rigging specific parts were pretty interesting (I'm somewhat into knots and ropework though so ymmv).
"Free" shipping sure, but I had a few things lined up that put a little hurt on the pocket book.
Safety Chaps - been wanting some of these for a while... Yeah I don't chainsaw all that much, but perhaps thats all the more reason to gear up when I do.
Kreg K4 Master System - I don't neeed it and would usually use more "traditional" methods anyway but it would be handy at times for quick projects.
Shellac, Linseed Oil & Paint - been on my to-read list for a while
1lb Granular Hide Glue - because I found a small hot pot that I can use as a glue pot
and a couple of small pruning shears for loml because big-hands here broke her last one.
I also recently (well ~3 months ago, but finally got around to reading it) bought a copy of "The Young Sea Officer's Sheet Anchor" from the lee valley reprints section. Really interesting book on historical ship rigging and rope work. A lot of the ship specific details were somewhat lost on me but the rigging specific parts were pretty interesting (I'm somewhat into knots and ropework though so ymmv).