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Re: Strip cutting adventures...
By:Spidey
Date: 2/8/2000, 11:00 pm
In Response To: Strip cutting adventures... (Hank)

Hi Hank;

Super News! Your ripping setup sounds great and I'll bet those strips are accurate to a hair! You *DO* need some pictures - - Hey, the price you paid was pretty good, too . . .

15 below zero would be enough to keep me indoors, however. When Sarasota drops into the 50's I go into hibernation. I hear tales of Sarasota bums dying in the streets when we drop to 55 or less.

My own project needs a kick-start. I'm still diddling and pondering about how to tackle the stripping. The biggest problem so far: A scarfed 20' strip is almost unmanageable in a garage. I spend most of my time working my way through the maze that is my garage, and knocking things off walls, shelves, etc. while trying to move a long strip around. I need a better plan . . .

Best Regards, Spidey

Messages In This Thread

Strip cutting adventures...
Hank -- 2/8/2000, 11:25 am
Re: Strip cutting adventures...
Walter H. Klaus -- 2/14/2000, 8:43 am
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Simon -- 2/9/2000, 3:09 am
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Jerry -- 2/10/2000, 1:07 am
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Earl Bailey -- 2/9/2000, 3:55 pm
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Paul Lund -- 2/9/2000, 9:18 am
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Hank -- 2/9/2000, 8:12 am
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Spidey -- 2/9/2000, 3:30 am
Re: Strip cutting adventures...
Spidey -- 2/8/2000, 11:00 pm
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Earl Bailey -- 2/9/2000, 3:50 pm
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Bill Light -- 2/8/2000, 5:35 pm
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Hank -- 2/8/2000, 9:11 pm
Re: Strip cutting adventures...
Jim McCool -- 2/8/2000, 1:55 pm