Forum topic by redSLED | posted 04-10-2014 03:16 AM | 3436 views | 1 time favorited | 15 replies | ![]() |
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04-10-2014 03:16 AM |
Topic tags/keywords: anecdote chart humor woodworking carpenter carpentry wood skill knowledge Oh-oh, I think I’m supposed to be growing a beard . . . -- Perfection is the difference between too much and not enough. |
15 replies so far
#1 posted 04-10-2014 03:21 AM |
Using your chin to stabilize your hand drill is acceptable. Supporting your groin firmly upon your vise is optional however. -- Perfection is the difference between too much and not enough. |
#2 posted 04-10-2014 03:41 AM |
-- Measure "at least" twice and cut once |
#3 posted 04-10-2014 03:52 AM |
It is not so, I don’t have cable TV and I own a router as well….. |
#4 posted 04-10-2014 04:07 AM |
lol -- Because I'm gone, that's why! |
#5 posted 04-10-2014 05:44 AM |
Mr. Frenchy Says——- ” Post Em Like Toasties ! “ |
#6 posted 04-10-2014 12:13 PM |
I only had a mustache,I’m glad I grew a goatee! -- Ken from Ontario, Canada |
#7 posted 04-10-2014 02:15 PM |
Nice paint job moment, lol -- Because I'm gone, that's why! |
#8 posted 04-10-2014 02:50 PM |
From just about the age of 18 until the present day (now 33) I’ve had the same style of facial hair seen in my avatar. I’ve determined long ago that completely clean shaven is not a good look for me, at all. I have the odd gray and white hairs poking out from my scalp and my face. Having a kid will do that to you. But despite the ever more apparent signs of age, if I remove the chin scruff I have the face of a 15 year old. It’s just not good. Years ago I chopped off my shoulder length long hair and said, hey, why not go for a completely new look and shave everything? I immediately regretted it, and my wife insisted that I grow it back post haste. And although she protests the idea, at some point I have to least try rocking a beard this majestic. -- Brian Timmons - http://www.BigTWoodworks.com |
#9 posted 04-10-2014 06:30 PM |
Example of non-portable planer. -- Perfection is the difference between too much and not enough. |
#10 posted 04-10-2014 06:38 PM |
-- Perfection is the difference between too much and not enough. |
#11 posted 04-10-2014 07:09 PM |
“When one learns the difference between a ’ captured cut ’ and a rubber duck , then it will be time to leave the temple and create one’s own garden . ” ~ m |
#12 posted 04-10-2014 07:15 PM |
@ Iwud4u ; yours is a nice paint job too . : ) |
#13 posted 04-10-2014 07:58 PM |
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#14 posted 04-10-2014 08:09 PM |
I think I am losing it can someone explain what this is about? LOL I must be getting old I have had a beard now for nigh on twenty years.I will probably keep it till I eventually get chucked onto the woodpile, LOL Alistair ps I love you all you guys . -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
#15 posted 04-10-2014 08:16 PM |
@ Scotsman ; I can’t explain it , i’m not a wood wizard , sorry . |
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