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Author:  Colin S [ Sat Dec 30, 2006 10:57 pm ]
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It was my birthday on Thursday, and when we woke up my wife told me she'd forgotten to buy me anything . So close to Christmas and all that (We've only been married 32 years!). Anyway she asked me what I wanted, I jokingly said a new small bandsaw to replace my old 10" one. So off we toddle up the road to Axminster (still hadn't told her how much they cost ) The result is she bought me one!

Delivered Friday, and it's now up and running. It's an 80kg, 13" with a 7" capacity which is plenty enough for the small jobs, I've got a 20" for re-sawing, and I'm pleased as punch with it, very quite,very smooth. excellent machine.



Colin

Wonder what she'll want for her birthday!
Author:  Martin Turner [ Sat Dec 30, 2006 11:24 pm ]
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"If a man speaks of bandsaws and there's no woman like Colin's wife to hear him...."

Happy Birthday Colin.

Author:  Bobc [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:05 am ]
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Very nice bandsaw Colin. Very nice wife too.
Happy birthday.
Author:  Peter J [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 1:04 am ]
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Congratulations on the bandsaw and Happy Birthday Colin !

It's always great when your significant other not only agrees with you and also is willing to foot the bill.

Author:  JJ Donohue [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 1:17 am ]
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Happy Birthday, Colin...you deserve it!
Author:  Dave Anderson [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 1:21 am ]
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Nice Bandsaw Colin and what a great wife to buy it for you!
Author:  Colin S [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 2:01 am ]
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Hesh, you don't seem to have this Birthday thing sorted out right. On Lacey's Birthday, she doesn't by you something, you buy something for her. OK?

So get down to Woodcraft and buy her a new Bandsaw

Colin
Author:  old man [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 2:26 am ]
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Happy birthday, Colin. Sounds like you have things under control.    BTW, I've been married for 33 years.

Ron
Author:  Lacey [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 2:29 am ]
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Happy Birthday Colin. I'm on the phone with Wood Crafter's finding out their return policy on bandsaws. Anyone have any idea who I call for the return policy on Hesh?
Author:  Don Williams [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 2:34 am ]
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Happy Birthday Colin! Wishing you much Mahogany!

Lacey, I'm afraid there's a no-returns policy on Hesh's from most wood woodworking stores. Sorry 'bout that.

Don Williams39082.4410532407
Author:  Lillian F-W [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 4:55 am ]
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Happy Birthday Colin! I'm glad you got exactly what you wanted. You didn't have to use my line from my last birthday. "Oh, Sweetie. You shouldn't have. No, really, you shouldn't have."
Author:  CarltonM [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 2:08 pm ]
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[QUOTE=Colin S] ...when we woke up my wife told me she'd forgotten to buy me anything .
Wonder what she'll want for her birthday![/QUOTE]
Ha! Sometimes guilt can work in your favor.    I think she'll be expecting new kitchen cabinets for her birthday, considering.

[QUOTE=Lacey] Anyone have any idea who I call for the return policy on Hesh?[/QUOTE]
All used Heshes are sold "as-is"--no returns! CarltonM39082.9242824074
Author:  Kim [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 7:34 pm ]
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Happy Birthday Colin,

What a great prezzie, just the shot to test out the K-Sled Don't forget to post some pics now.

Many happy returns mate.

Sorry Lacey, (almost forgot ),

Many happy returns to you as well. As for the return policy on Hesh? Sorry but I think you would need to produce the original receipt and maybe even the original packaging. But even then I don't like your chances as it is not normal policy for the Pro-Rata to extend past the use-by date.

Having said that however, should you get lucky and manage to find the original receipt, you may well attract very good dollar for it from an antique dealership

Aaagghh bugger! Now I've gone and put myself out of the running for that beautiful Heshtone Guitar giveaway ...sorry bout that Hesh ol'buddie, you look very young for your age...realy and I am normally so very nice...the devil made me do it

Cheers All

Kim larkim39083.2288657407
Author:  Serge Poirier [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 7:52 pm ]
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Nappy belated B-day Colin and Lacey!

Colin, by marrying this woman, i understand better why John How says that you're a very wise man!

Hesh, you should imitate Colin and finally by Lacey her Ring! Well, after 32 years of marriage, you'd surely get a bandsaw, at least!
Author:  Colin S [ Sun Dec 31, 2006 9:12 pm ]
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I should put in here that I still have lots of Brownie points left. Some years ago, when we were much poorer, I bought her a $20,000 violin for her birthday, the additional bow cost more than a custom guitar! But she was playing in the LSO at the time.

She is the real musician in the family.

Colin
Author:  Don Williams [ Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:12 am ]
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[QUOTE=Colin S] I should put in here that I still have lots of Brownie points left. Some years ago, when we were much poorer, I bought her a $20,000 violin for her birthday, the additional bow cost more than a custom guitar! But she was playing in the LSO at the time.

She is the real musician in the family.

Colin[/QUOTE]

She played in the LSO???

Wow...we have Royalty in our midst!

Author:  old man [ Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:20 am ]
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[QUOTE=Colin S] I should put in here that I still have lots of Brownie points left. Some years ago, when we were much poorer, I bought her a $20,000 violin for her birthday, the additional bow cost more than a custom guitar! But she was playing in the LSO at the time.

She is the real musician in the family.

Colin[/QUOTE]


My first house only cost $16,000. Seriously.

Ron
Author:  Wade Sylvester [ Mon Jan 01, 2007 2:22 am ]
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And it's the right color too!
It matches your belt sander nicely.
Happy "B" day and Happy new year Colin!
All the best,

Wade
Author:  JJ Donohue [ Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:01 am ]
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Colin...if I were in your shoes, I would feel like a court jester in the midst of such musical royalty! A mere guitar player and maker must seem like an amusing diversion for Lady S.!

"Here, my little clown...go buy yourself a little toy...bandsaw, is it called"

Happy Birthday and Happy New Year my friend! Remember, you occupy an exhalted place in the company of your fellow OLF woodpeckers!
Author:  Colin S [ Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:27 am ]
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I'm gradually acquiring musical cred, now that I play Lute in concert, and am learning classical from RCM's Charles Ramirez, I'm sometimes allowed in the house! Actually my wife, even while playing in the LSO, played fiddle with our traditional English folk group, and still plays with me now, she is also one of the few remaining Northumbrian pipe players (a smaller sweeter type of bagpipe, more like a small set of Irish pipes).

I consider her main claim to fame being that she is probably the only person in the world to have ever played a full-on Western Isles Jig on a Stradivarius. My good friend David Hume of the RCM (where she studied) let her play the Liotti Strad recently.

Lacey what did you get from Walmart in return for Hesh? A nice set of golf clubs would be a fair deal.

Colin

Author:  Steve Kinnaird [ Mon Jan 01, 2007 8:02 am ]
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Hey Colin,
Happy Birthday! Nice saw!! Better Wife!!!

By the way, you're in the lead now to get Brazilianed.
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

Steve
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