Brodhead Pietenpol Association

Original Posted By: Michael D Cuy
Robert wrote:>I'm> holding out for the $1500 one with the 50" fence!> > > > Robert Haines> > >YEAH me too!! Go for it, Robert. Does this happen to anyone?Ah-h-h-h. The $1,500 dollar saw, the stuff dreams are made of.... M-m-m-m...m-m-m , (drifting off now..), .....wouldn't it be nice to have a nice big cabinet saw with all thefixin's? And a super-duper cyclone dust collection system? and.. and.. ,stacks of walnut seasoning in my humidity controlled shop, (YEAH Baby) withbigger stacks of cherry, and.. (here it comes now, hold on) , my privatestand of Sitka Spruce (o-o-o-oh) in the back yard next to the computercontrolled sawmill... oh, Oh OH! ... Kent, time to wake up now and go towork. :)________________________________________________________________________________Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2001 10:49:58 -0500

Original Posted By: "Michael Conkling"
Subject: Re: Pietenpol-List: RE: OT.. was Power tool adviceSounds like you cats have been watching Norm and his New Yankee Workshop too much. If anyone has any extra tools they might send them to Norm as it appears he is in need of some modern equipment.Corky in La where we build Piets with axes, wedges, draw knives and hammers________________________________________________________________________________

Original Posted By: "Michael D Cuy"
Hi ya, Mike!I guess you need to fly in KS -- for the most part all the roads are in 1mile north-south & east-west grid and the Nav. markers (a.k.a. grainelevators) have the town names! Don't need no stinken GPS!! ;-)Mike (the other) C.Pretty Prairie, KS----- Original Message -----

Original Posted By: "Kip & Beth Gardner"
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