@Jlander, congrats on your Technivorm purchase! They're expensive coffee makers, but man they blow the socks off every coffee maker I've ever owned...had mine for over a year now and absolutely love it! :D
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@Jlander, congrats on your Technivorm purchase! They're expensive coffee makers, but man they blow the socks off every coffee maker I've ever owned...had mine for over a year now and absolutely love it! :D
Thanks. Been drooling over getting one for a couple of years. Only downside, I had my eye on a 7 day set of ivory scaled Taylor Eyewitness. Couldn't swing both. Oh well, I have other razors.Quote:
Originally Posted by SemperFi
I think that is quite the coffee maker Jlander.
Srdjan you wouldn't have to wait for me to be awoken to have me uncertain of the answer, unless you would be satisfied with many. These are mostly duplicates of one already in the case, or already in rotation and likely are transient blades.
I can't pass by what looks like a decent purchase on blades. I bought a pig in a poke last night on eBay. I will see when they came in if they were worth the price or not. There were a couple hopefuls in bad pictures. That one is a coin toss, this lot was reasonably photographed.
Looks like one heck of a coffee maker. And yeah, wow at that price I would be expecting some amazing coffee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jlander
Seeing it keeps the proper temp for proper brewing, is the real key.
You are in for a treat!!
Congrats
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couldn't resist, ASAD
Bit o this and that today.
Some urethane and plastic supplies.
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And a new micro 3 jaw chuck for the taig, spare jaws, as well as some other goodies from Lee valley.
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Mike is it difficult having a Lee Valley close by? A guy could blow a lot of time in that store.
Just far enough away so it's a special trip Shaun. But I do eye the flyers when they come out..
Needed the right chuck for this thing to keep run out to a minimum. Wood chucks are no good for metal work.
Now to turn a set of step jaws out of the spare set so I can open the throw to a whopping 3.5 inches from the stock opening maximum of 1 1/8"
For me, it is Shaun. 25 min away from me. Any extra money from birthdays or Christmas usually gets spent there. I have one of everything from there now, so I'm good for a bit. :) I feel like Mike is getting close too. [emoji39]
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I only make it to a store every two or three years. Most of the time I just drool over the porn flyers that come in the mail. There is not a lot on my want list, but a small lather that I could learn some metal tuning on would be nice. I am a little envious of the Taig.
