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if i find a good hand crank blower i could send the electric blower i have your way

Zarc, if you're ever looking to send in an application to a possible future employer, have someone you know look it over. If need be, I'd be glad to look it over. Anyway, got to run right now, just realized I'm late to school. Good luck. -Collin

Take care of her Art, prayers are on the way

Thanks Sam.

Hey guys, I woke up this morning and my mom told me that my shop teacher passed away from a massive heart attack. His daughter found him, so she is shaken up. If you could keep his family in your prayers, I would greatly appreciate it, they as well as my school can use all of the prayers they can get. -Collin

Hello ladies and gentlemen, I was just wondering whether anyone on the site lived in the Bucks County area of Pennsylvania, or the Frenchtown/Flemington area of NJ (I'm right near both) -Collin

Well if he doesn't see it frosty, at least someone else might =) It's quite a simple concept really, i may use it if i ever make a trailer for demoing. and Dave, i wanna see a picture of this beauty when you're done with it.

my leaf may not be the best, but you will still be receiving one from me.

lol that works, my friend runs his off a shop vac in reverse and it works awesome.

you can draw out the tip of it, and twist it. then you can punch it and put a nice leather strip through and make keychains or necklaces

my original set up was a salvaged one, the scalloped bricks on the bottom were from our old flower bed, the rotors are from our repair shop, the fan is from the shop's old furnace, and the fire bricks are from a friend who's parents are sculptors. the only thing that cost me money was the plumbing, which set me off about $50 dollars. so i got lucky with the salvaging.

it is rail tie, it works ok, but i need to find a better base for it, has a bit too much bounce

i've used it a bit, but i've made upgrades