While cutting more of the Compound cut bird houses this afternoon the blower on the saw was not blowing the sawdust off the pattern enough to see it real good, so I started blowing the dust away...and then it happened....my upper false teeth plate **** near fell out............... I guess I better have a look at the blower on the saw tomorrow.... And NO, I did not take pictures of that!! Any of you had that problem?
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Hehehehe Larry! - I guess you could say if the plate had really flown out then you would suck!!!
Fortunately this is one experience I'm not liable to suffer from at the moment although I can share one amusing tale.
I was working in Ethiopia about 15 years back in a one horse town - and the horse was starved and had three legs! - when during a meal a full crown of an upper canine tooth dropped out. No dentist in the town that did repair work - he only did extractions - so a German engineer friend suggested I use super glue! After several mock runs in front of a mirror I went for it. The crown stayed put for 8 months till I went back home. The tip of my thumb was glued to the crown for 5 mins until I used a scalpel to pare away the stuck skin - LOL!. Memories are made of crazy incidences like this...
Hope you get the blower sorted pal!Last edited by jim_mex; 09-21-2011, 09:16 AM.Jim in Mexico
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I've never had that problem.
However my most embarrassing moment..Naw not gonna tell ya....LOL"Still Montana Mike"
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You know, I do use a fan next to the saw and at most times it works. Yea I use the fixodent as well, but for some reason last evening, it didn't work like it should. I set there laughing so much I nearly messed up the cut.
Come on Mike, If I can tell on myself, you can as well.....Hawaiilad
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Originally posted by Hawaiilad View PostYou know, I do use a fan next to the saw and at most times it works. Yea I use the fixodent as well, but for some reason last evening, it didn't work like it should. I set there laughing so much I nearly messed up the cut.
Come on Mike, If I can tell on myself, you can as well.....
That was Grammy 'Dougal 40 years ago. We used to get her laughing and make her pee. It backfired that night, she got payback on all of us. Miss ya Gram.
She would have 3 perch in the bucket before you could tie off the anchor.Last edited by oily; 09-21-2011, 07:55 PM.May the wind at you back .....
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Oh the Wonderful memories we have of our Grandparents....at least I do. "Larry Eugene" she would yell, don't slam that screen door on your way out................yes of course I did. Went back home when she passed away many years ago and Yep, I slamed the door one more time. She taught me how to sew, snap beans, wash clothes and so many thingsHawaiilad
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