[SEL] Is't true?

[John Hammink]

That's ones choice Rob, they are good looking handles and
a for me exotic kind of wood.
I'm working on different projects and all day bussy, but when
at the keyboard there is a low traffic at the SEL and the subjects
are not much of interest, even the charity auction is very low of
interest with just a few items, nothing special or exciting.

When I see Harry's new board, there're 1015 registered members 
just in 6 weeks that it runs with lots of interesting subjects, photos
images and the kind. You have seen it yourself isn't it?

That's why I asked, "Is the SEL almost dead" and the meaning
of  "almost" is in this case your own reading.

John Hammink
Anna Paulowna, Netherlands.
jg.hammink at quicknet.nl
www.oldengine.org/members/hammink/web



> Ahdunno John, it's a complex question.  
> 
> Been working on any engines?  I didn't work on engines today, but in the
> afternoon I needed a break from the chores so I whipped up some toys that are
> used when working on engines.  On topic, right?
> 
> You see, I don't like the big, fat store-bought file handles.  They don't allow
> me to hold the file where I have the most control, so I prefer something smaller
> diameter and cylindrical.  I've also decided that handle-less files are a bit
> dangerous.  
> 
> Another reason for the exercise is that I really like using tools that were
> fabricated, whether they're of my own creation or someone else's.
> 
> This whole exercise is pretty mundane, but might be of  any interest because a
> few months ago someone was asking about bottlebrush trees.  The handles I made
> are from the bottlebrush tree in our backyard.
> http://temp.rustyiron.com/bottlebrush-file-handles.jpg
> 
> 
> =-=-=-=-=-=
> Rob Skinner
> La Habra, California
> mailto:rskinner at rustyiron.com
> http://www.rustyiron.com 
> 
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