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Nice goodies, Ned! :thumb: I think you're gonna love that Freud thin kerf rip blade. I've got a couple that have been through a lot of hardwoods, and they can both still make glue-ready cuts on a properly set up saw. :thumb: (I also have -- and love -- the thin kerf crosscut in the same model line.)

Congrats on the new tools!
 
John Daugherty said:
Looks great Ned! Keep us posted on the sander please.
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John, will do... first impression... Dang that's Heavy!

Ken Cook said:
:thumb: First treats off the cutting boards >>> the bread & butter....now get to work :D
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Ken, aye aye Sir!

allen levine said:
another score here today, congrats.
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Thanks Allen! This was why I did the project... but I felt I needed to get it 'early' to help with fulfillment of the boards.


Vaughn McMillan said:
Nice goodies, Ned! :thumb: I think you're gonna love that Freud thin kerf rip blade. I've got a couple that have been through a lot of hardwoods, and they can both still make glue-ready cuts on a properly set up saw. :thumb: (I also have -- and love -- the thin kerf crosscut in the same model line.)

Congrats on the new tools!
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Thanks Vaughn! Yeah, I'm hoping that the dedicated rip blade will help out, and I Know what a nice WWII can do (this is my 2nd one...)


Jeff Bower said:
Looking good Ned! :thumb:
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Thanks Jeff!

glenn bradley said:
You are about to become much happier with your boards ;-)
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I sure hope so Glenn!

Rob Keeble said:
Congrats on the new tools Ned. Let the production commence.
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Rob, already on it... I've got 20 boards already in the clamps and/or waiting on sanding.
 
hey, lets not keep that young man from his tasks (such as a certain donor's coasters), and have his wife lock him in the shop, on short rations and water until the production run is done... :D
 
Wow Ned over $6,000! Though I know you're busy, but that's going to make for a great year end. Should do a little black friday promotion and see if you can top $7k or more. ;)
 
Dan Noren said:
hey, lets not keep that young man from his tasks (such as a certain donor's coasters), and have his wife lock him in the shop, on short rations and water until the production run is done... :D
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she does that, she'll be shopping for a black dress... I still don't have heat out there...

Darren Wright said:
Wow Ned over $6,000! Though I know you're busy, but that's going to make for a great year end. Should do a little black friday promotion and see if you can top $7k or more. ;)
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et tu brute? I'm perfectly happy with things as they are... getting the sander 'early' will help, I've got a couple of dozen boards in various stages of completion already. I'm just waiting for the dust to settle on sunday, then I have to send out my surveys, finalize all of the 'how many of which board' list, and get cracking.
 
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Adam helped me get the new sander on the legs. Temporary home, I'm going to rework that cart so it will park crosswise atop the cart. Not just yet though.

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Thanks to all for your support and interest! Funding is just a stop on the journey of course. Now I have approximately a 2 week period where funding will trickle in. In the meantime, I've started building boards with the wood I had on hand.
 
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