The End of an Era

**Ted** · 08-21-2008 07:07 PM

Hey! These days we can fix almost anything. New hip, new heart....
Put it on life support or something Brian...
Common...as someone more famous than I (six Million Dollar Man) said "We have the technology"
Fix the damn thing Bones! and have another beer.

Ted from Roarockit

**jspats40** · 08-21-2008 11:31 PM

RIP mr. bosch router.

i sure do love buying new tools. i just bought a new orbit sander, damn it is nice. i can do all my sanding with just one sander.

**jspats40** · 08-21-2008 11:33 PM

Originally Posted by Birdman87

Dad-
I'm sorry to hear about the Bosch.
All great things have their time, and memories to form the legacy.

Say hi to the family for me. (especially the daughters

)

oh, and that is an excellent choice of beverage. I am a fan of their Lager as well.

you really his son? lol what?

**brainfartalerts** · 08-23-2008 06:40 AM

My seed has spread far and wide.

Oh, and the bearings are getting worried out to be replaced - the windings appear to be intact.

**Cranks** · 08-23-2008 10:13 AM

Originally Posted by sniffleless

Your always better off going to a real hardware store. Get some real tools instead of play tools.
Do they still make real hardware stores? or has Lowe's and Home Depot bought them all out?

theres a lumberworld at the end of my road.

**SteveC** · 08-23-2008 04:33 PM

That sucks.
My scroll saw broke recently, I wasn't nearly as attached and it still sucked.

**Parallel Man** · 08-23-2008 07:21 PM

Brian,

That's what you get for buying a piece of DAMNED GERMAN JUNK!! (Somebody tell Don Campbell I said that!)

Next time, BUY AMERICAN!

Oh, in case you're interested, the North American RYOBI plant is here in South Carolina up in Greenville and they have incredible deals on factory remanufactured tools.

Ryobi . . . Japan . . . that's almost American.

**brainfartalerts** · 08-24-2008 07:31 PM

Originally Posted by Parallel Man

Brian,

That's what you get for buying a piece of DAMNED GERMAN JUNK!! (Somebody tell Don Campbell I said that!)

Next time, BUY AMERICAN!

Oh, in case you're interested, the North American RYOBI plant is here in South Carolina up in Greenville and they have incredible deals on factory remanufactured tools.

Ryobi . . . Japan . . . that's almost American.

The grieving process takes time so please excuse the delay in getting back to express my thanks for your sentiments Wes.

I do appreciate your time and now encourage you to return to doing that which you do best for skateboarding;

Setting challenging slalom courses and looking for a great tranny to ride.

Again,
Thanks,
Brian