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  9. Altduck
    I Like what you've done with lots of outlets and above the bench. You can never have too many places to plug things in. All i n all, a marvelous workspace!
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  17. Altduck
    From Post #1, The attached photo is of a ship in the background of an early 19th-century portrait either produced in Spain or possibly the New World.
  18. Altduck
    Looks Good! Nice recovery from an unfortunate setback.
  19. Altduck
    Sorry about the damage; looks to me like quite a few hours just getting back to where you were on this build.
  20. Altduck
    Yes it is, and your planking looks really good - tight fits and symmetrical.
  21. Altduck
    Where in California? I'm in Roseville, and I have a Byrnes thickness sander that I doubt I will use in the future. PM me if you wish to pursue it
  22. Altduck
    I just "found" this build and it is one beautiful model. Love all the detail, especially the interior with the maps and mags and all. Well Done.
  23. Altduck
    This would increases the surface speed from about 2,700 to about 5560 Ft/minute; will heat be a problem?
  24. Altduck
    Reminds me of the tale I heard once: "George Washington's hatchet that he used on the legendary Cherry tree. All original except that the head was replaced once, and the handle 3 times."
  25. Altduck
    Maybe his coffee eats thru the bottom of the mug.....
  26. Altduck
    They sure are pretty little tools. Which size did you get, and how did you decide?
  27. Altduck
    Yes
  28. Altduck
    And you also have to be sure not to "Pass Wind" (Methane), and hold your breath so you don't exhale any CO2
  29. Altduck
    I used Gin with my daughters when they were teething.
  30. Altduck
    Respect them, don't fear them. Such good advice, for many things, like, for instance, cars or firearms, Richard

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