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   forestgirl | Aug 27, 2003 07:50pm | #1

   Several posts over the last few months -- did you try a search? (use Advanced Search and type in Woodrat).

   forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl   ;-)

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   stephengaal | Aug 27, 2003 09:04pm | #2

   Thanks.  Very helpful.

   I just joined this board today at noon so am not yet too familair with its features.

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   forestgirl | Aug 28, 2003 03:03am | #4

   If you just joined the board and were able to get a post up that fast, you're doing great!  (Some of the old timers had a bit of a problem with this new-fangled Prospero system).

   Welcome to Knots, Steve, you are now officially a KnotHead!forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl   ;-)

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   stephengaal | Aug 28, 2003 06:40pm | #5

   Well, I may be a grey beard but I did spend 35 years in the software business before becoming a furniture maker, so it wasn't that hard. :-)

   This is a very useful board, BTW.

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   EdHarrison | Aug 30, 2003 01:49pm | #7

   35 years in the software business! Man, now I know where to send all of my computer punch cards and FORTRAN and COBOL stuff! Just kidding. Welcome to the board. Ed

   "Tractors are for work, not play." Mississippi State University Extensions Service

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   Glenn1 | Aug 27, 2003 09:15pm | #3

   The woodrat and its smaller companion (the little rat) are highly thought of here in the UK, although the woodrat is somewhat expensive @ £400. I might be able to discover a report if you are interested - alternatively try getwoodworking.com and search on 'tool tests'

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   cob | Aug 29, 2003 02:32am | #6

   I purchased one a few months back and love it It does require getting used to but the instruction book and the film gives plenty of clear intructions