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Plug Building - Got Wood? Got Plug?

 
 
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Old 11-25-2009, 11:22 AM   #5
ProfessorM
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Your good for my ego. But in all seriousness the only way to find out is to try something. I am a big trial and error person. I feel that is the best way to learn and improve and if it falls on it's face than you will know. That is how I approach a lot of the stuff i do at my day job and it has seemed to work most of the time, although I do paint my self into a corner once and a while, but is is kind of fun to figure a way out, although the boss doesn't alway appreciate the added time to the job.
I am trying to make a very large danny type plug right now and last nite Numbskull stopped by my workplace to get something and he looked at the rough turning and kind of had that skeptical what the hell is that look on his face. He is probably right but I am going to give it the old college try before it becomes wood stove food. I say try it . If it sucks, oh well live and learn.

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