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Recent comments
Re: Curved Surfaces in SketchUp
that was great, Dave. I have been working on the basics for a little while with this end product in mind. kind of like learning scales before playing jazz. this is liberating! thanks for showing us the mastery in this tool.
posted: 7:20 pm on May 7thRe: Intersects to Create Mortises
this is v, helpful.
posted: 7:16 pm on April 29thRe: A Curved Leg With a Simple Inlay
Brilliant!
posted: 4:57 pm on April 27thRe: A Step Stool With Box Joints and Loose Tenons
This is a great help worthy of further study. This exercise deals with many issues I have been thinking about as to,"how can I do that?". Dave is the prime example of a master craftsman with this tool. Thanks, Dave, v.much.
posted: 11:49 am on February 16thRe: UPDATE: The Foundations of Better Woodworking by Jeff Miller
congrats to jeff. this would make an excellent addition to my library of books and skills
posted: 9:43 pm on January 6thRe: Neckties and Tablesaws Just Don't Mix
One of the greatest tools salesmen use in closing a sale is creating a sense of loss on the part of the prospective customer if he (they) don't buy. Here we have another mis-placed use of authority relying on the general ignorance of those who have little or no specific knowledge in an attempt to regulate or control some who appear to have the "need" to be protected from themselves. Therefore, unless if "we" don't protect them from themselves "we" the people will lose something. Whatever that something is "we" don't know, but we will lose something...
posted: 11:41 am on July 7thThis whole argument is specious at best. It all relies on the general ignorance of a specific industry/trade/hobby that is like ALL of life inheriently dangerous. I believe Eddie Rickenbacker once replied when it was suggested to him that bicycles would be much safer with seatbelts said, "the only truly safe place was in the grave" (for illustration purposes only I will accept this argument). As in all trails to find the truth about fear generated sense of loss issues that deal with proposed law, whether legislative of administratirative(the most insidious) follow the money!!!
Re: Neckties and Tablesaws Just Don't Mix
One of the greatest tools salesmen use in closing a sale is creating a sense of loss on the part of the prospective customer if he (they) don't buy. Here we have another mis-placed use of authority relying on the general ignorance of those who have little or no specific knowledge in an attempt to regulate or control some who appear to have the "need" to be protected from themselves. Therefore, unless if "we" don't protect them from themselves "we" the people will lose something. Whatever that something is "we" don't know, but we will lose something...
posted: 11:41 am on July 7thThis whole argument is specious at best. It all relies on the general ignorance of a specific industry/trade/hobby that is like ALL of life inheriently dangerous. I believe Eddie Rickenbacker once replied when it was suggested to him that bicycles would be much safer with seatbelts said, "the only truly safe place was in the grave" (for illustration purposes only I will accept this argument). As in all trails to find the truth about fear generated sense of loss issues that deal with proposed law, whether legislative of administratirative(the most insidious) follow the money!!!
Re: A Leg With Curves
dave, great work you make it all seem so easy... on a somewhat related subject, i would like to draw two arched parallel beams 3"square 2"apart with their base ends 60"apart with a height of 36" . then tilted both 15% right & lfet from each other. i'm sorry if this is not the proper form for this request.
posted: 9:15 pm on January 5thRe: UPDATE Caption contest: Win a CommandMax Sprayer
Hair today...skin tomorrow?
posted: 7:02 pm on June 12thRe: Looks like a razor clam
no,no,no, it's just about me,me,me just like the prince of darkness said in "TIME BANDITS", "I wasn't created, I created myself".... nope, only what My nimble little fingers can do. nothing more,yes that's the ticket...
posted: 1:10 pm on December 12th