Greg has been assimilated...



----- Original Message ---- From: Brian Ward <bri@a...> To: Joe Jerkins
<jerkins.joe@g...>
Cc: Bill Kasper <dragon01@u...>; oldtools@r...; Gregory Isola
    <gregoryisola@h...>; Thomas Conroy <booktoolcutter@y...m> Sent:
    Fri, May 11, 2012 10:26:51 AM Subject: [OldTools] Re:
    Fleabagging May 2012

I think it may have even been Greg who pointed it out to me, so Kirk has
a depth gauge minion now. I'm surprised at it, it's much prettier of a
tool than I had expected.

On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 9:45 AM, Joe Jerkins <jerkins.joe@g...> wrote:

> I see Kirk got you to buy a depth gauge.=A0 I think that's an
> initiation of some sort that he seems to do with all of us sooner or
> later.=A0 I know he got me (and I'm not at all complaining - it's much
> more useful than I expected).
>
> Joe
>
> Temporarily (for 36 hours) back in SF.
>
> On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 4:04 PM, Brian Ward <bri@a...> wrote:
>
>> In a strange compulsion for completeness, I've uploaded a pic of my
>> haul here:
>>
>>
>>http://www.galoototron.com/wp-
>>content/uploads/2012/05/fleabagger_haul_05_2012.jpg g
>>
>> back row: three flithy but cheap jorgie handscrews plane row: 5/16"
>> tongue-and-groove match plane set from Bartlett Ohio Planes,
>> Griffiths of Norwich moving filletster (quite a pretty beast, this
>> is) front: what appears to be a 1/4" Stanley 720 chisel that called
>> my name, Moore & Wright depth gauge
>>
>> Also thanks to Bill for the additional douglas-fir fix, and Kirk for
>> bringing the Marples coffin around.
>>
>> Always a fun time to hang out with the fleabaggers!
>>
>>
>
>
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