
It is a universal truth in home renovation that wherever one might need to make a critical cut, there will be a nail – or three (but only if one is down to one’s last blade).
It is a universal truth in home renovation that wherever one might need to make a critical cut, there will be a nail – or three (but only if one is down to one’s last blade).
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Looks like you have the right tool to get rid of it!
I get by with the Horror Fright version. Perhaps
some day I will treat myself to the real deal.
Rock on with that house renovation!!
What size file do you need to sharpen one of those?
A circular file.
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Do you know if The Woodwright’s Shop is still on? I watch it on line but they don’t have the 2018/2019 season on the PBS website. I know it doesn’t have anything to do with Rude Mechanical Press but since you are friends maybe you know? Thanks for your time. Marcel Corbeil
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It is not, after a great run of 35+ years. We all miss it.
Oh my god, I didn’t know! I’m outraged! At whom should I spew my venom?
Not me! (I guess UNC’s PBS station, and the long-time sponsor that decided to no longer sponsor, State Farm.)
I can’t believe no one stepped in. It really can’t be a very expensive proposition, not compared to most.
It’s a very sad time.
Of course of course. That’s why I pickup a three-pack whenever I pass a display of them. Greatest invention ever for a trim carpenter. That and slide miter saws.