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that's the attempt to get the car out with a tow truck sled. eventually worked. She high centered herself on some of the shop supplies, which is probably a good thing since the house is just another 16 feet further in....
Got the grinder off the old table today, going to work on a new table tomorrow. Probably be a week before I have good cover over it, but it isn't supposed to rain for a bit.
All right, the embarrasing part-
Tony, Andrew, I use mostly blaze and norton zirc belts 2x72, but it's probably not too bad. I don't think I want to risk creased run over belts, but there's probably 1/4 of my usual stuff still fine. Mostly what looks toasted are the fine grit belts and my unused scotch brite one (want to play with theI'm mostly worried satin finishes) - I more concerned about the production for the next 3 weeks to get everyone (including my family) happy for christmas. I've got a bunch of orders, but should make the deadlines.
I don't always know how to accept offers to help, it makes me nervous, as much as I try hard to do it for others. but still. I can post the po box address publically without worry:
Christof Harper
140 B street
Suite 5
Box 135
Davis CA 95616
that's our ups store box, I don't realy care if trolls find it.
If yall do want to help, I like sending my business to tracy at usa knifemaker. he's a BF member, and has been very decent to everyone.
edit: thanks, to everyone for the humor and sympathy both. it's going to be a fun story.
My brain is dead, just helped the pastor of the church put up a new 24 feet of fencing and now... sudwerk time.
Got the grinder off the old table today, going to work on a new table tomorrow. Probably be a week before I have good cover over it, but it isn't supposed to rain for a bit.
All right, the embarrasing part-
Tony, Andrew, I use mostly blaze and norton zirc belts 2x72, but it's probably not too bad. I don't think I want to risk creased run over belts, but there's probably 1/4 of my usual stuff still fine. Mostly what looks toasted are the fine grit belts and my unused scotch brite one (want to play with theI'm mostly worried satin finishes) - I more concerned about the production for the next 3 weeks to get everyone (including my family) happy for christmas. I've got a bunch of orders, but should make the deadlines.
I don't always know how to accept offers to help, it makes me nervous, as much as I try hard to do it for others. but still. I can post the po box address publically without worry:
Christof Harper
140 B street
Suite 5
Box 135
Davis CA 95616
that's our ups store box, I don't realy care if trolls find it.
If yall do want to help, I like sending my business to tracy at usa knifemaker. he's a BF member, and has been very decent to everyone.
edit: thanks, to everyone for the humor and sympathy both. it's going to be a fun story.
My brain is dead, just helped the pastor of the church put up a new 24 feet of fencing and now... sudwerk time.
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Hey koyote, just got home from work and read about your adventure. Very glad you and your family are ok. In a way, it's like an early Christmas present when you consider what might have happened.
Just goes to show you that people who say procrastination is a bad thing, just don't know what they're talking about!
Doc
Just goes to show you that people who say procrastination is a bad thing, just don't know what they're talking about!
Doc