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General Category => The Coffee Shop => Topic started by: dgman on June 24, 2010, 12:32:20 pm
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Hey Cherie, What does one of those baby Hawks cost? Did you get to try it out?
Tell us more.
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Dan, yes I did get to play with it. The cost is around $850.00. There are still a few bugs to work out, and the owners are well aware of these. Being the weight it is at 36 pounds, expect some vibration at a certain speed. Going slowly went well, but as we sped it up, the table vibrated, but after you got up to a faster speed, it smoothed out once again.
Like I said, Jaun and I talked with the owners, got to know them, played with the Hawks they had on the floor, and Nilus and Jim asked for our opinions and what could be done to make the Hawk better than before. They are very nice people and are willing to work with those that have bought from RBI and have been given the run around.
We are thinking of purchasing the Baby Hawk once we get caught up on bills again.
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Its kind of been a fantasy of mine for a scroll saw manufacturer to ask me what I would like to have in a scroll saw! That would be awesome!
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Sorry but, I have had a few fantasy's too and a scroll saw was not in it. LOL
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Hey Russ, I didn't say it was my only fantasy! ::)
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Now boys, I am sure we scroller's have more fantasies other than scrolling. LOL. I do not fall short in that category either.
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Don't change the subject
Jimbo
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Russ... maybe dgman is kinky ;)
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Don't change the subject
Jimbo
And how many times has that happened in this forum. LOL :o
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Look at that sexy picture of Russ. WWOOOO HHHOOOO
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Calm down, Calm down, don't make Jaun mad. LMAO.
Really, thanks for noticing. Be safe you and Jaun and your way home.
:) :) :)
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Russ looks like he's had a few meals at the fire house!!!!!!!!!!! Hey Russ, did ya cook or do dishes? Dave ;D
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Cooked thank you. My mother only had three boys, and she said "before I leave this world you are going to learn to take care of your selfs. I cook, sew, iron, wash, you name it. Never will forget it and I always thank her for it.(God Rest Her Soul) Of course she taught me the old southern way of cooking. I took a year of Culinary Art School to help broaden my cuisine. Raised my four kids for eleven years by myself. So yes I can cook and more. But, I washed allot of dishes along the way too. LOL
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I learned to cook at the fire house. Cook or do dishes. After doing dishes for sometime, I figured out that if I cooked, I didn't have to do dishes, and I could make all the messes I wanted, and walk away. P.S. some of the best cooks I know are Firefighters. Dave 8)
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Russ... maybe dgman is kinky ;)
Yeah Janet, I have a kink In my neck, and a kink in my knee and.... ::)
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I not only cook I run a recipe group on Yahoo that has a 'resident Chef' in addition to all the other good cooks. I too can do laundry, iron, know my way around a vacuum and a sewing machine.
As well as all the other 'guy' things!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Stl-Recipe-Exchange (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Stl-Recipe-Exchange)
Once again you are all invited to join in!
~~~GrayBeard~~~
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Ed, send me the link to your cooking deal on yahoo. Sound interesting.
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Right there in the last post for all to partake!
Been a bit slow so the group could use a shot in the fanny from my friends here.
It really runs in spurts and now is a down time with too much else going on.
Drop in, leave a recipe or cooking hint or browse around and take some great recipes and information with you when you log off!
There I'm know as ~~~GrampEd~~~
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Thanks Gray for the invite. Might just take a look, could just learn a thing or too.
8) 8) 8)