Fly tying work place

I have an uncle who owns a sawmill. I had him saw me a 4" X 20+" piece of
oak, that I then sanded and sanded and sanded (didn't have access to a big
enough planer-plus I wore out two belt sanders...thanks Sears!!)and sanded
sum moore until I finally got it all nice and smooth. Made some legs, and
now have a very nice tying table. I get all kind ouf nice comments from
both the tying fans and others. I can leave the stuff out and go tie a
single fly if I so desire.
Sr.



"Robert Piil" wrote in message
li.dk...
About a year ago, I asked for good ideas to organize my flytying work
place. I havn't got around to do anything about it yet, but the
webpage I made then still exists (and have recently been updated with
navigation and some CSS-design).

If anyone has further suggestions, I will be glad to put them on the
web page. Also further links links will be accepted with gratitude.

Who knows, some day I might even get around to design my own perfect
work place, and get a picture of it on the page.

--
Robert Piil
http://piil.org (danish)
http://piil.org/flytying/

"Sr." wrote in message
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I have an uncle who owns a sawmill. I had him saw me a 4" X 20+" piece
of
oak, that I then sanded and sanded and sanded (didn't have access to a big
enough planer-plus I wore out two belt sanders...thanks Sears!!)and sanded
sum moore until I finally got it all nice and smooth. Made some legs, and
now have a very nice tying table. I get all kind ouf nice comments from
both the tying fans and others. I can leave the stuff out and go tie a
single fly if I so desire.
Sr.

A 4" x 20" tying table?

Ain't it kind of marow?

"Hooked" wrote in message
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Ain't it kind of marow?


That should be "Ain't it kind of narrow?"

How that got past the spell checker I'll never know.

Oh. Wait. I know. Microsoft.