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#33
11-06-2022, 11:58 AM
Always impressed with your projects and your speed.
Excellent work as always.

Frank S in IA
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#34
11-08-2022, 08:50 PM
The Boss even has taken a few pictures with her phone, in order to show it off to her friends ( I MIGHT be in trouble...?)

Thing is..when I go to the shop, I usually have a set of tasks I need to get done....I am not down there to goof off....I am there to work.    Maybe that is why it appears I work fast?    A "No Messing around" way of working.   I try to schedule tasks according to how long I feel like working IN the shop...usually 1-3 hours is about all this old body will handle.....and, usually working around doing Laundry Detail, too....because when the dryer gets started up, it becomes to warm to work in the shop.

Thanks for looking in!!!
Show me a picture, I'll build a project from that
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