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Old 08-16-2022, 12:36 AM   #1
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Well today I got back to work after taking a week off last week to set up at the antique tractor/steam/ gas engine meet for my 37th year. Last week I couldn't get back in the groove to drag my butt out to the shop so I goofed around for the most part while my clients waited patiently for the stuff I had promised them. Problem was all of the guys in my setup anywhere near my age had been retired for years and I had been feeling glum about all the work load I would be coming home to. Ok, so finally back at it today, I built a couple of wall cap assemblies for our local grocery store. Sheet rock walls with their corners DO NOT stand up to shopping carts and over the years I have transformed our supermarket with checkstands, displays, etc made from salvaged wood that is already beat up so the dents don't show. I have also found that with their long hours, like 7 am to 8 pm, I have a hard time finding decent hours to work there with my compressor, extension cords ... All trippers for the customers. Sooo for these old barnboard wall protecters I built them as a 3 sided assemblies with the barnboard planed to 1/4" and laminated to plywood, complete with the chair rail cap and baseboard already on. I went down after dinnber to shut off the compressor and they looked like a pulpit in a church. I just needed something to lift some planks I had at an angle so it would look like a pulpit. Something for 'lifters'. Once I found something I asked my wife if she would take a few pictures.......
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Old 08-16-2022, 12:49 AM   #2
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Old 08-16-2022, 02:37 AM   #3
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I see you were preaching from the most appropriate bible. Regards, Kevin.
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Old 08-16-2022, 03:03 AM   #4
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Ha ha funny pictures, GB.
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Old 08-16-2022, 03:34 AM   #5
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See ya on Sunday Reverend!!.......Mark
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I heard you from Ohio . . . "And on the 8th day, there shall be a V8!"
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You look good GB !!
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GB with make shift pulpit
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Old 08-16-2022, 06:26 AM   #9
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GB,
Awesome! You look right at home there too! Thanks for sharing these.
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Thou shalt not put thy kingpin shim on the load bearing side.
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We all could use a little guidance at times.
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Testify, brother. Testify!
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Need to be wearing your hat with the ear flaps.
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I'm all FOR the green bible, and the Dog-eared gray book is James Wagner's 'Ford Trucks since 1905'. Also known as FTS05 to his followers.
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Need to be wearing your hat with the ear flaps.

Also known as a Johnny Carson hat.
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Also known as a Johnny Carson hat.
I thought the hat with the ear flaps was a Took. (Pronounced t uu k.)
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Thanks. I needed that.
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It's in the book ......!!!!!
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