Well, I don't think that anyone that saw you on Saturday would have any question on how much wood you can remove. Even with BM turning that Telephone Pole down to a 2OZ split-personality diving swimter, he didn't snow the floor with sawdust like you did with that Polaris (or is that an infringement on Gibbs?)

Hey, seeing that I'm going to buying some tools to finish my basement, do you know of a good source for good used woodbreaking tools?

BROWNIES ??? ...You mean I missed out on home-made brownies too ???:mad:

...I'll definately have a better plan next time ;)...

Bloo, they were not "magic" brownies. But they were damn good!

Wow you guys know how to have fun!!!!! :D

...JCXX ....FUN is not the word !!! :D

..I didn't check, but I think someone in here compared it to a fishing seminar or something... I've been to quite a few of those...and by far the .."Slip~together"... blew the doors off em' !!!...and I left early!! ...I can't imagine if I had gotten the chance to '' turn '' some wood...as there were many lathes available...and tutors to hold your hand...

..all I can say is..... GREAT BUNCH OF GUYS !!!

JCX - it was that much fun and interesting, between the awards ceremony (BM), the flesh drilling contest (BM), the computer heist (BM), the plug heist (just about everybody BUT BM) and sniffin' glue (BM - just kidding ;p ).

There was a huge amount of knowledge going back and forth, people trading ideas, or just plain old experimentation. There were 4 lathes plus all of Slip's woodworking tools. The effort that Mrs. Slip put into making it all work. It was just an incredible time. It's hard to believe that I was only there for 4 1/2 hours as it felt a lot longer than that but in a good way...