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malbenbut:
KRV's post really cheered me up

(you all have helpt me to over cum this problem in this cuntery)

MBB

awemawson:
I'm still unsure how much of this is deliberate :scratch:

Manxmodder:

--- Quote from: vtsteam on November 29, 2014, 10:51:23 PM ---Bob, I like your writing, as well as your projects. It's a real voice. What better is there to listen to?

--- End quote ---

Hi Steve,was just wondering what you were up to as I hadn't seen any posts from you lately.

Have you been badly affected with the recent snowfalls? How is that V twin engine coming along?
......OZ.

vtsteam:
Hi Oz, mainly been preparing for winter and dealing with Local School Board issues (which will end January 1). I haven't had time for engineering projects. and everything including twins are as I left them a few months ago.

Wood is cut and split, and winter snow moving equipment is now working and ready for the season, so I'm looking forward to being able to participate again here, and work in the shop. Actually I need to work further on a very small shed/shop nearer the house -- poured concrete the night before 12" snow last week, and need to build work benches. I'll move my smaller Gingery lathe and Atlas horizontal mill in there since it's a tiny (but easily heated) space . Both machines also need work after being in less than perfect storage conditions for years -- so there's plenty to do.

Yankee Tom:
These sheds are a great idea. How do you deal with the ambulance chasers(lawyers). I think if someone so much as damaged a hangnail, the walls of an American shed would be plastered with writs. Oh, and we have the occupational safety and health tribe, too.

I'm glad I have my shop. I much prefer doing things to sitting in front of the tv. But as one of the guys in the video said, I'd give time to help out where I could.

Particularly if I could add to my collection of dirty jokes.

Tom

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