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  1. 01-26-2013, 01:43 AM #31
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    I keep my eyes open at yard sales, they tend to be found at the bottom of old tool boxes.
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    It just hit me,,,it's a Friday Night & I'm talking about files & old tool boxes,,,


    I do enjoy the chat guys,,,,,

    But,

    I really need to change my life.....

    This ain't how I pictured it 20 years ago.........
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    Right,is friday night,wanna discuss router bits? )
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    Just for size, top one is a normal jewelers file from Glardon 6,5 inches.
    Below it is one of my small ones.

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    I think Glardon, Grobet, Vallorbe are all the same company today, super tools!
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    Quote Originally Posted by no7fish View Post
    I am often reminded how hard it is to find good tools these days. Any time I come across an old tool of a family member I see that they really don't make them like the used to. Mostly cutting tools are like this, axes for example. I'm not totally surprised to find that files are as well.

    I have also heard of the acid method for file sharpening although I've never tried it.
    What can a bloke say?!...Having some members of my family just like that, perhaps a resounding 'Thank god!' is appropriate!


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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Right,is friday night,wanna discuss router bits? )
    It would be a one sided discussion, cause I don't know what a router bit is.
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    If my internet dies on me again I will have "router bits" everywhere!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    It would be a one sided discussion, cause I don't know what a router bit is.
    Well! Guess it's time to learn then. You know those fancy edges to wooden cornices and those nice even grooves you see used for the bottom panel of a draw to sit in?! They're done by the use of a router.


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    Well thank you, Mick ,

    I always thought that was Exotic Wood & grew that way. At least that is what the Wal Mart salesman told be when I bought my kitchen table.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    Well thank you, Mick ,

    I always thought that was Exotic Wood & grew that way. At least that is what the Wal Mart salesman told be when I bought my kitchen table.
    You seem like a good customer, may I interest you in a steel bridge?
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