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I value integrity, honesty, compassion...putting the needs of others above the desires of one. Today all we see is greed, and lust for power.

That's a culture that comes from the top down in our society and is glorified in/on TV, movies, and social media. People are forgetting certain quality of life factors such as generosity and elevating ones' neighbors. Unfortunately, it's affecting young people more and more. It's most prevalent in our current political structure and I've never seen the culture more toxic there than it is right now.
 

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That's a culture that comes from the top down in our society and is glorified in/on TV, movies, and social media. People are forgetting certain quality of life factors such as generosity and elevating ones' neighbors. Unfortunately, it's affecting young people more and more. It's most prevalent in our current political structure and I've never seen the culture more toxic there than it is right now.

Ditto That!!!
 

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Clamp a dremel in the tool post and spin the cylinder by hand while in the base cutting setup.

A mini mill of sorts.

Now prolly only worthwhile if doing multiple of the same cylinder.

But I guarantee once you have a dremel setup for the tool post, it will get used for all sorts of fun things.

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Like it...
 

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Responding to a post that was on topic, several pages back, my 10 mm 044 was my ONLY saw for 18 years. It is a great saw and I will always keep it, but my go to saws now are my ported 462s. I'm sure they would have not trouble pulling a 28" bar, but the powerhead is so light I prefer them with the 20" light or a 24" bar. I've got bigger bars on bigger saws.

Also, I did not think there were any 372s that were lighter than a 462 … I mean, we are talking 13.2 lbs here, the same as the new 562. But there are many versions of those Husky's and I am admittedly not an Husky expert, so I could be wrong.

Jeff, I'm hoping there will still be a GTG this year, and you can run both of mine and see what you think.

Admittedly, as I get older I prefer lighter and smoother and less maintenance. (no tuning, clean air filters).
Sounds like I might need to make room for a 462.
 
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Clamp a dremel in the tool post and spin the cylinder by hand while in the base cutting setup.

A mini mill of sorts.

Now prolly only worthwhile if doing multiple of the same cylinder.

But I guarantee once you have a dremel setup for the tool post, it will get used for all sorts of fun things.

View attachment 251715
Nice!
 

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I feel like hell today Keith. I've locked the shop, and am *frenching off for the rest of the day. Peek at that.

You seem to have those days often, better keep up on your health.
Bub


Think you guy's both hit the nail on the head. Just had a visitor inform me that a good friend has passed.

Take the time for what's important. And Don't take the small things for granted. Enjoy it.

Steven
 
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