A Huge Thanks To Thomas1.......and many others :-))

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Mastermind

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As I was working this morning I could not help but think about how T1 has helped me out with tooling.

Between him, and Glock37, Uncle Rob 041s, DefinitiveDave, Wigglesworth, Jon1212, Stihlbro, and several other guys here, I have acquired some pretty cool tools, and gained some serious saw knowledge.

When I'm feeling crappy, I like to make a list of all the things I'm grateful for. I have some really good friends.....I'm very grateful for that.

When I was last in VA I went to T1's place and he hooked me up with a Skinner 4 jaw chuck that I use about every day, and a full set of collets, and a closer. I even got my Bridgeport live center from Tom.

Mike (Glock37) is always hooking me up with stuff.......last time I saw him he handed me a really nice 041AV AND a Super top end to put on it. What a great guy.

Uncle Rob has helped me out with tooling, indicators, etc. Always there to help me when I have questions about the how tos of machine work. A better friend would be tough to find.

Dave has helped me with all sorts of Stihl Tools. Hell I opened a box from him a few days ago..........Wasabi Peas. :) I love them damn things. They're like crack to me. :laugh:

Wiggs is the reason I can even build a strong running saw. He and I have spent hour after hour on the phone talking two stroke performance.

And Jon1212...........That guy helped me out when I was broke. He made a friend for life..........

Joey and I talk regularly too, and he is the carb guy that has helped me understand those damn things. Without his help, I never would have learned how to fix the Zama EL42.

I could go on........but this is getting sappy. :laugh:

Here's what I just finished doing.

 
One of many. It occurred to me that I had just used the four jaw to drill the carb, then the collet set to hold the bolt, and the Bridgeport live center to tail it.

I was feeling pretty grateful. Thought I'd give some guys a shout out. :)



 
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