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OriginalGriff wrote: Don't bother with the saw / planer / shaper jobbies, they don't do any one job well and clog up with sawdust far too easily.
That's for sure.
A planer/thicknesser is worth its weight in gold, though.
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As is a Router / shaper table if you have the space.
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: though I might get a table saw as well.
How many tables does a man need to saw, for goodness sake?
MVVM # - I did it My Way
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Man, you're a god. - walterhevedeich 26/05/2011
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(That's an 'M')
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Your a brave man if I had bought my ex-wife one of those she would have divorced me...wait a minute why didn't I get her one years before? Life is full of missed opportunities. 
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Glad I could be of help with the attitude adjustment.
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Those electric pizza cutters make for a fast job, but the cleanup is a pain. 
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If you do small enough slices, it's easy to dump the table in the trash, afterward.
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I'm getting one of these[^] - with associated vacuum sealing kit. It's been in it's box upstairs for over a month, used once to make sure it works then cleaned and reboxed. First big test will be Christmas Day, cooking the turkey breast...gulp.
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Bloody Nora!
Tell the hamsters we'll be needing a CP knitting-pattern forum, soon.
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Mark_Wallace wrote: CP knitting-pattern forum
The way this is going, make it a CP Cooking with geeks Forum 
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CBadger wrote: Cooking with geeks
So that's why processors run so hot, its not because of the work they are doing its because I am suppose to use it for cooking. 
Common sense is admitting there is cause and effect and that you can exert some control over what you understand.
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What is dis processor you are talking about? 
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A quad-core food-processor, apparently.
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Wow, that is fast indeed!
It can handle 4 cores at a time! Now is this corn cores or carrot cores?
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CBadger wrote: It can handle 4 courses at a time!
There fixed! It is a quad core after all, so 4 courses. 
Common sense is admitting there is cause and effect and that you can exert some control over what you understand.
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Thanks for fixing my finger error 
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Very nice, indeed. I've had my peepers on one of those for a long time. The kitchen utensil shop in Horsham has lots of KitchenAid stuff in stock in all colours. Great quality.
My only annoyance is their dual-boiler coffee machine. I commented quite a while ago that the one I had initially developed a fault in the froth boiler. After an initial return of a 5-year-old machine, KitchenAid gave me a brand new machine and that's service you don't get from trailer-trash manufacturers. Ironically, the machine that didn't work properly was actually better than the brand new one they gave me in return! The old machine had just the right amount of main boiler pressure to give a silky-smooth crema. The new machine is quite the opposite and floods the coffee like Niagara Falls so there's no crema even though I use a ton of tamping pressure on the grinds.
I have no doubt though that when I phone KitchenAid they will take it seriously and give me practical advice and support. They're a good company.
Your mixer will serve you well, I'm sure.
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
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I have the coffee machine. My original had a fault with the milk boiler too and it was replaced. Now after three years the temperature gauges are no longer working, but the machine is great and is used heavily. The mixer is cream to match the coffee machine and I am hoping to sneak in the pasta attachment soon.
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Your Missus and the ickles will now expect even greater and wonderful things to come from the Vilmos kitchen. 
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: the grils
Too much thinking about food...
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You're all a bunch of nancy boys, where the hell have your misogynistic attitudes gone, what is the idea of getting kitchen utensils for presents, have you all get all the man toys you need and are now after the girly toys as well.
BAH HUMBUG I say!
The bloke with the circular saw had the right idea, get some more tools they decorate a shed much better than some kitchen utensil!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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You're just jealous!
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What of a blender, you have to be joking!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Didn't you know?
They say "the way to a mans heart is through his stomach"1 but it's also true that food is the way into a ladies....respect.
Power tools help later, when she wants to make a nest.
1 In fact, it's easier to use a stiletto blade, and go in between the ribs at the back...
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