routers or chisels

Yes

"Mike Henley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> which do u guys prefer...
>
> thanks

Mike Henley asks:

>which do u guys prefer...

I've always had trouble getting chisels to work when making molding.

Your question as presented is meaningless.

Charlie Self
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>which do u guys prefer...

depends on the background of the guy
I'm dueling with...

Or a screwdriver.

"Mike G" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Well, for wild parties the router can't be beat but for a quiet evening in
> front of the TV a chisel would be my choice.

Depends on what you're doing.

RB

Mike Henley wrote:
> which do u guys prefer...
>
> thanks

Vodka and prune juice?



PILE DRIVER

"Bay Area Dave" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> spice it up a bit George, make mine a Harvey Wallbanger.
> George wrote:
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> > Or a screwdriver.
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> > "Mike G" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
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> >>Well, for wild parties the router can't be beat but for a quiet evening
in
> >>front of the TV a chisel would be my choice.

Troll.


"Mike Henley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> which do u guys prefer...
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> thanks

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:

> "Mike Henley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>which do u guys prefer...
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>>thanks
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> If I'm breaking up a big chunk of ice for the beer cooler, the chisel works
> better. The router is better for shaved ice for frozen margaritas though.
> Ed
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>
I've not been able to use the router for salting the edge of the glass.
Is it something in my technique?

Tim
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In article <[email protected]>, "George" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Vodka and prune juice?
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>PILE DRIVER

Vodka with milk of magnesia... (scroll down)

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a Phillips screwdriver

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"Mike Henley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> which do u guys prefer...
>
> thanks

I like to use an ogee bit in the 3-HP Router to open old sealed-up paint
cans.
-- Steve
www.ApacheTrail.com/ww/
Penury is the mother of invention!

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:

> If I'm breaking up a big chunk of ice for the beer cooler, the chisel
> works better. The router is better for shaved ice for frozen margaritas
> though. Ed

Make sure it's double insulated.

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I pretty much like all tools; now if I could afford at least one of
EVERYTHING...sigh.

as to your question, it's lacking in specifics, Mike. Please elucidate.

dave

Mike Henley wrote:

> which do u guys prefer...
>
> thanks

spice it up a bit George, make mine a Harvey Wallbanger.

dave

George wrote:

> Or a screwdriver.
>
> "Mike G" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>Well, for wild parties the router can't be beat but for a quiet evening in
>>front of the TV a chisel would be my choice.
>
>
>

> >I like to use an ogee bit in the 3-HP Router to open old sealed-up paint
> >cans.
> >-- Steve

Then put in a longer bit to stir the paint.

and for cleaning under your nails.

dave

The Guy wrote:

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> Mike Henley wrote:
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>> which do u guys prefer...
>> thanks
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> Both...although chisels work better as back scratchers.
>
> Tim

"Mike Henley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> which do u guys prefer...
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> thanks

If I'm breaking up a big chunk of ice for the beer cooler, the chisel works
better. The router is better for shaved ice for frozen margaritas though.
Ed

spice it up a bit George, make mine a Harvey Wallbanger.

dave

George wrote:

> Or a screwdriver.
>
> "Mike G" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>Well, for wild parties the router can't be beat but for a quiet evening in
>>front of the TV a chisel would be my choice.
>
>
>

Well, for wild parties the router can't be beat but for a quiet evening in
front of the TV a chisel would be my choice.

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"Mike Henley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> thanks

Mike Henley wrote:

> which do u guys prefer...
>
> thanks

Both...although chisels work better as back scratchers.

Tim
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I usually trip the breakers in my shop when I plug the chisels in.

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"Mike Henley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> thanks

>I like to use an ogee bit in the 3-HP Router to open old sealed-up paint
>cans.
>-- Steve

No way, the chisel works much better. If you can't pry up the lid
with it, just punch a new hole, like those Hawaiin Punch cans when you
were a kid.

Michael

If who's on first... chisels, routers... if whats on second
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