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    Thanks for the welcome. Great looking projects. Like the urn. I made one for a friends family. And have now started to make more of them.

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    HallTree,
    Thanks for the welcome! It's funny that my wife has been on a site like this for knitters for years and always talks about how great it is. I feel like I am really headed toward some great experiences.

    It's great to see your projects. I especially like the bridge!

    Mgw

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    Thanks for the welcome! Missing enough parts so i intend on using push sticks. Safety first.

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    Don't worry, I am very attached to all of my fingers.

    I have done a few restoring projects, and have been careful to being almost paranoid.

    Thank you for the very warm welcome.

    The LJ here seems to be a great place to connect with other woodworkers.

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    HallTree,

    If you don't have a good saw sharpener nearby, I would be glad to sharpen your carbide blades. My rates are pretty reasonable, $6 for 40T, $8 for 60T, $10 for 80T, anything over 80T is $12. Of course I can replace any bad teeth also $3 a tooth. I also sharpen and set handsaws. Just something to thik about. Enjoy the Natural State this winter.

    Chris Halteman

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    Thanks for the welcome. Ron you have some nice projects, making a instrument sounds very rewarding.

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    Impressed with your bridge. Is it in MN or ARK I lived in Arkansas for 5 years after grad school. Thanks for the welcome!

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    Thanks for the welcoming comment.
    After over 30 years of being careful, last year I got in a hurry cutting a curve on the bandsaw. I had an idea
    I just couldn't wait to try out. Pushing with my index finger the board suddenly disengaged from the blade.
    It was only a small kerf in the tip of my finger and there is now no noticeable scar but whenever I press on
    something with that finger the weird sensation reminds me "be careful".

    -Bryan Faubion

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    Congratulations on your upcoming 2 year anniversary being a Lumber Jock. Thanks for your posts and projects.

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    HELLO THANKS RON FOR WELCOMING ME I HAVE A LOT TO LEARN I MAKE ART OUT OF CARDBOARD BOXES I WILL SEND YOU SOME OF MY WORK BYE BYE SANDY

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    Thank you. My neighbor showed me his deformed thumb and said " you only touch the blade once "

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    Hello,
    Thank you for your welcome, and advices. Yes, I think I found a right place. I have been enjoying so far sooo good.
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