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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #15 on: December 15, 2014, 07:17:11 PM »
In case anyone is in need of a welding cart I recommend this one http://www.harborfreight.com/welding-cabinet-61705.html

Yes alot of their stuff is junk but in my opinion alot of the stuff is very well worth the money

If only I had the house finished......to start the shop.....to put the cart in..........

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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #16 on: December 15, 2014, 07:20:47 PM »
I would like to find a way  for all of us to send  a Christmas card to Bob ,  Amertec

Papaw you have a way to do that?


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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #17 on: December 15, 2014, 09:25:16 PM »
I have his address at home.
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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #18 on: December 15, 2014, 09:48:04 PM »
the last address we used for amertec was;

Robert Wagner
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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #19 on: December 16, 2014, 04:53:04 AM »
In case anyone is in need of a welding cart I recommend this one http://www.harborfreight.com/welding-cabinet-61705.html

Yes alot of their stuff is junk but in my opinion alot of the stuff is very well worth the money

If only I had the house finished......to start the shop.....to put the cart in..........

Happy Holidays!

I recently wet thru a home re-model myself, maybe not as involved as what you are going thru but still exhaustive, mini goals gets me thru this sort of thing.

Good luck and happy holidays
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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #20 on: December 16, 2014, 04:14:40 PM »
This will be the first year of hopefully many to come when I don't spend a couple days driving all over handing out 2 pound boxes of Christmas extortion candy to secretaries so I spend minimal time on HOLD.
I only had to buy 36 pounds of chocolate this year, bought 40 just in case I forgot somebody.  What the hell, some of them gals ain't bad looking and hopefully one or two got divorced.  A man has to keep an inventory.

Only thing I'd like to have is the Silver Dollar John Wayne & Mickey Rooney gave me back a lot of years ago.  Like to find my brother too, but I haven't been able to do that since 1965 so it ain't likely going to happen and I ain't going to look too hard.  Things are what they are.

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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #21 on: December 16, 2014, 06:25:44 PM »
FA LALA LALA LA LA LA LA  :grin:
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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #22 on: December 16, 2014, 08:35:04 PM »
1930,  I fixed the Christmas Village photos! 

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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #23 on: December 17, 2014, 04:35:16 AM »
When we were kids my parents would bring myself and brother to my mothers sister boyfriends home.
He had a special room set up year round with a massive train exhibit, it would change with the seasons, dont know where he found the time.
Absolutely amazing, the detail that I never would have imagined did exist.
Thanks for the pictures, brought back good memories.
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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #24 on: December 19, 2014, 02:47:39 PM »
This will be the first year of hopefully many to come when I don't spend a couple days driving all over handing out 2 pound boxes of Christmas extortion candy to secretaries so I spend minimal time on HOLD.
I only had to buy 36 pounds of chocolate this year, bought 40 just in case I forgot somebody.  What the hell, some of them gals ain't bad looking and hopefully one or two got divorced.  A man has to keep an inventory.

Only thing I'd like to have is the Silver Dollar John Wayne & Mickey Rooney gave me back a lot of years ago.  Like to find my brother too, but I haven't been able to do that since 1965 so it ain't likely going to happen and I ain't going to look too hard.  Things are what they are.

Christmas don't mean a whole lot to me.

I bought a little over $3, 000 in candy this year.  Work reimbursed me, though. I like going around with the Christmas stuff.  This year I got over a thousand mugs, filled them with candy, and wrapped them or put them in baskets and wrapped that.  Well, to be honest, Mrs. Chilly and my daughters did the work. They don't care for my wrapping quality.....

Chilly - the Christmas treat, mug toting, pipefitter.

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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #25 on: December 19, 2014, 05:27:24 PM »
I would like to find a way  for all of us to send  a Christmas card to Bob ,  Amertec

Papaw you have a way to do that?


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Great idea. I gotta go buy other crap tommorow so I will pick a card up as well.
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And I won't forget the men who died,
who gave that right to me.
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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #26 on: December 21, 2014, 03:14:33 AM »
This will be the first year of hopefully many to come when I don't spend a couple days driving all over handing out 2 pound boxes of Christmas extortion candy to secretaries so I spend minimal time on HOLD.
I only had to buy 36 pounds of chocolate this year, bought 40 just in case I forgot somebody.  What the hell, some of them gals ain't bad looking and hopefully one or two got divorced.  A man has to keep an inventory.

Only thing I'd like to have is the Silver Dollar John Wayne & Mickey Rooney gave me back a lot of years ago.  Like to find my brother too, but I haven't been able to do that since 1965 so it ain't likely going to happen and I ain't going to look too hard.  Things are what they are.

Christmas don't mean a whole lot to me.

I bought a little over $3, 000 in candy this year.  Work reimbursed me, though. I like going around with the Christmas stuff.  This year I got over a thousand mugs, filled them with candy, and wrapped them or put them in baskets and wrapped that.  Well, to be honest, Mrs. Chilly and my daughters did the work. They don't care for my wrapping quality.....

Chilly - the Christmas treat, mug toting, pipefitter.

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Great pipe coverer in the sky Chili, what kind of a fitter forces wife & children who aren't even members of the pipe covering brotherhood to wrap mugs filled with candy?

You just tack a flange on one end of a nipple large enough to hold the pipe, torch out a handle relief and go to town with the job.  Stick the center of a hunk of red or green cellophane florists use on the end of the mug, sit it into the nipple fill as desired, squish covering material with vise grips, tie with ribbon, and NEXT. 

You forgot to make a fingertip blade holder, didn't you.  No wonder you had to bring in help.  You couldn't slash wrapping on your own.  Did the wife charge by the mug or by the hour? 
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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #28 on: December 23, 2014, 01:09:27 PM »
This will be the first year of hopefully many to come when I don't spend a couple days driving all over handing out 2 pound boxes of Christmas extortion candy to secretaries so I spend minimal time on HOLD.
I only had to buy 36 pounds of chocolate this year, bought 40 just in case I forgot somebody.  What the hell, some of them gals ain't bad looking and hopefully one or two got divorced.  A man has to keep an inventory.

Only thing I'd like to have is the Silver Dollar John Wayne & Mickey Rooney gave me back a lot of years ago.  Like to find my brother too, but I haven't been able to do that since 1965 so it ain't likely going to happen and I ain't going to look too hard.  Things are what they are.

Christmas don't mean a whole lot to me.

I bought a little over $3, 000 in candy this year.  Work reimbursed me, though. I like going around with the Christmas stuff.  This year I got over a thousand mugs, filled them with candy, and wrapped them or put them in baskets and wrapped that.  Well, to be honest, Mrs. Chilly and my daughters did the work. They don't care for my wrapping quality.....

Chilly - the Christmas treat, mug toting, pipefitter.

Chilly

Great pipe coverer in the sky Chili, what kind of a fitter forces wife & children who aren't even members of the pipe covering brotherhood to wrap mugs filled with candy?

You just tack a flange on one end of a nipple large enough to hold the pipe, torch out a handle relief and go to town with the job.  Stick the center of a hunk of red or green cellophane florists use on the end of the mug, sit it into the nipple fill as desired, squish covering material with vise grips, tie with ribbon, and NEXT. 

You forgot to make a fingertip blade holder, didn't you.  No wonder you had to bring in help.  You couldn't slash wrapping on your own.  Did the wife charge by the mug or by the hour?

Lol

In chillys defense I didn't wrap any of my own presents this year either. My best friend wrapped them all for me. I started but my wrapping skills are not up to her standard, so she took over. Also half the gift ideas came from her.

Chily an me just aren't cut out to be gift wrappers.
And I'm proud to be an American,
where at least I know I'm free.
And I won't forget the men who died,
who gave that right to me.
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Re: What tool would you like for Christmas
« Reply #29 on: December 23, 2014, 03:33:33 PM »
Nice try Nola, but if you can force metal to bend to your desires, you can wrap with paper.

We both know you just scammed the girl by faking inability.
Your ability to get over with that will soon end.
Such is life.
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