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    popeye, It's good to see some spinach on the table again!!! Aye, I sure missed your inventive mind here at MSW. Good to see you back.
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    Michael, Great tutorial! It all seems so simple. I'll have a go at this rope-walk soon
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    It seems your productivity hasn't suffered a bit. Still charging ...
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    Thanks for your explanation!
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    Fogg is pulling away ... Got Fabius pictures to, with these instructions everything is slowly becoming clear. You would make a great teacher Michael!
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    Tony, You're doing great! Nearly there ...
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    GTM, Sorry, my virusscanner blocks your site: 'MALICIOUS URL' ???
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    Daniel, They use little people all over Canada, they even lure in some Dutchmen now and then ... When you consider the speed with which Michael built this model, it is the only way
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    Jim, Good to see you could recover still so much. Most of the logs were lost, unfortunately. haven't seen Jason (Beef...) around, hope he'll show up soon. Hope you'll get you log up and running in a short while. I'll be watching anyway
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    Adrieke, Good to have you back, up and about. Nice to see you have made such quick progress have missed you these last few days!
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    You're off to a good continuation. That's a nice solution to fixing the bolts. Glue would make it rather messy.
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    Happy to see her comming to completion again! It's such a hughe learning experience you have given with this log.
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    Nice sander. How did you make the drum and axle? Layers of rounded MDF and a steel pin ...
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    Inventive work. Do you still have some pictures left on how you made them?
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    Michael, I don't get it .... none of it, so I'll be waiting on your 3D realisation (what else can one expect from a code pusher ...)
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    Tony, It's the repost. Do you still have the link to the webshop for those revolving centers (real lathe)?
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    Sarah, Good to see this log back on line, and good to have you back at MSW
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    Sam, Back again! That's a good sign. Isn't it always that work demands rediculous hours ... at least mine does.
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    Despite the meltdown, your log is quite complete. She is looking good. Maybe save for a kit where you don't have to drill the gun ports ...
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    Patrick She is looking better than before! Good to have your log on track again.
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    Håkan, A sight for sore eyes ...
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    Welcome to MSW. You took the first step on your way to success: Start a build log. Now you can post and ask. have fun building
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    Yves, I'm happy you've got your build back up. I missed the last few postings, so now I'm again up to date, and following your process.
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    Looking good Frank. I missed this one on the old MSW, so I can catch up now! Loved what you did with the paddle wheel (R.E. Lee?) Will be watching how this one will turn out
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    Garward, It's great to see all these details back again. Some of them I could hardley remember.

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