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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeB52 View Post
    Thanks TC. I'm Irish as well, and planning a great shave Thursday.
    The wood handles would benefit from some added weight, maybe under the knot for sure. The plastic ones weigh in pretty close to the aluminum original I think. The original one I worked with was a hollow casting and surprisingly light.
    Only thing I didn't think to do was weigh it dry while I had it.
    My Grandmother's maiden name was Mclenigan Green beers on the 17th???
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    My Grandmother's maiden name was Mclenigan Green beers on the 17th???
    Green beers, Jameson, and Corned beef!
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    Camp clan on my Grandmother's side. The rest of me is German. Can I have a 1/4 mug of green beer?

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    Bit more work on my jig project. Brought it home to try to incorporate onto the lathe to avoid all the questions at work..
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    Started with a better indexer I made out of garloc gasket material
    Then beefed up the jig itself and mounted it on a 3/4" block of machine steel and mounted it all on the lathe bed on my cross vice.
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    Turned out pretty consistent angle wise..
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    Can try it on nicer materials next while I wait for my knots to arrive from Germany..
    Cheers.
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    Awesome!
    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Good job MikeB52. Obviously you are a guy who figures things out for himself, I like that. A few years ago I apprenticed a young guy in my machine shop to prep him for machining trade school. This kid thrived on what ever weird problem I threw at him. Long story short, when he went to trade school, he finished two semesters of projects in one semester. He just got married last year, expecting his first child, and is working in a shop machining experimental rocket engine parts. Unfortunately for me the kid's job took him out of state.
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    Yo Tommy, what does the 'chump' part of your sig line mean?
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    Quote Originally Posted by WW243 View Post
    Yo Tommy, what does the 'chump' part of your sig line mean?
    It's what you do after you denticate and before you grind, Bill!
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    "Don't be stubborn. You are missing out."
    I rest my case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    It's what you do after you denticate and before you grind, Bill!
    OK, I deserved that
    I'm thinking typo and it maybe was supposed to be CHOMP ---To bite or munch loudly or heavily.
    Having said that, this is a very cool thread and I don't want to infect it with my ragged ass brain drivel...
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    Lookin good Mike.....get it on.[emoji482]
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