stuff you can get

[metoady]

ok cus i am building a tear i got to buy new toys


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ohhhhh new toys

[Coca Cola Teardrop]

Toys are very important when building anything especially a tear. We only bought one toy with our 2nd tear. If we think of another tool/toy to buy we might have to build a 3rd tear to have a good excuse.
Good luck with your build and don't hurt yourself.
Linda
Coca Cola Teardrop

[McTeardrops]

You just HAVE TO HAVE a plunge router, and a biscuit cutter, and pocket hole jig, and air shears..! Add a couple extra workbenches to hold all that stuff. Clamps out the wazoo, and one of every kind of sander made... Can't hardly anneal trim without OA bottles and rosebud...

Don't tell Joanne, but I haven't found a use for my brad nailer yet!

[asianflava]

You just HAVE TO HAVE a plunge router, and a biscuit cutter, and pocket hole jig, and air shears..! Add a couple extra workbenches to hold all that stuff. Clamps out the wazoo, and one of every kind of sander made... Can't hardly anneal trim without OA bottles and rosebud...

Don't tell Joanne, but I haven't found a use for my brad nailer yet!

I'll agree with you Lenny, except for the fact I love that brad nailer. Glue it up, shoot it with the brad nailer and move on.

[toypusher]

Was that 'Shoot it up, glue it, then move on???'

[angib]

Was that 'Shoot it up, glue it, then move on???'

And here's me thinking it was a subtle tongue-in-cheek mis-quoting of "Eats, Shoots & Leaves"......



Andrew

[dmb90260]

Was that 'Shoot it up, glue it, then move on???'

And here's me thinking it was a subtle tongue-in-cheek mis-quoting of "Eats, Shoots & Leaves"......

Andrew

I know that one, it is all about the punctuation. This has absolutely nothing to do with the subject line or that title. It reminds me of another good title and a very useful book for teardroppers.
You should be able to find this on Amazon.
"How To sh** In The Woods"
Ahhhhhh...
Mother Nature will love you.

It is full of useful advice. I gave it to my niece along with a "personal trowel" proported to have been tested by my brother. She loved it.

[Chris C]

Ah, yes, How To sh** in The Woods. I used to backpack for a living......well, actually I was a professional photographer and had to backpack to get to where I took my pictures. Any way, any time I'd take a newbie on the trail to share the trip, I'd give him/her a copy of that book so I didn't have to go through the somewhat indelicate explaination of "what do I do about bathroom facilities?"