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Old 10-24-2018, 06:21 PM
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IMHO....I would agree.

Might be true in many cases. Some can handle multiple pans in the fire, some can not. I personally would like to see the kid finish one just to gauge his intent. I myself have 10 or more projects going not including work related stuff. But that's just me
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I seem to recall saying the same thing in a couple of different posts....Hope on his side is not a strategy.... Terms of Might, May, Think, Maybe, possibly don't get the job done...
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Two projects isn't a lot. I know a guy who has a 318, 316, 330, and 124 project all at the same time, and he doesn't get much done...

...and a truck, and a jeep.

Edit: Right now I''m doing the 1250, and after that hopefully my grandma's arm will be healed so the 1482 can get picked up and started on.
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right now I''m doing the 1250,
Good deal....
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Other than in here, do you have a "punch" list of things you want to accomplish? I keep dry erase white boards. I have 2 for personal stuff. One at home and one at work. I also have a work one at work and there are 2 in the shop for the guys to use. Anytime I think of something that I want to do or need to do I write it down then erase as it gets done. My wife helps fill the one at home
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