Engineer's officially middle-aged today!

[Paschale]

Happy Birthday, Engineer.   8)  From my two day's experience being middle-aged, it's not all that bad.   ;)

Have a good one!

[Riles]

Let's see, the average man lives to be about 75, so middle age starts at 26, right?

[sprucebunny]

Happy Birthday, Jon and many more to come

   smiley_balloon_01

[OneWithWood]

Happy B-day!
How's that Woodmaster working out?

[Teri]

Happy Birthday  smiley_balloon_01

[Ernie]

Middle age was fun, have a happy birthday.

[old3dogg]

Age is a state of mind. Not a state of being!!
Happy birthday you old fart! ;D

[Patty]

 8) 8) Happy Birthday big guy!  8)

[Norm]

Well you'll have to ask Paschale which parts stop working after 35 as I've already forgotten at my age. ;D

Happy Birthday!

[crtreedude]

Happy Birthday.

Okay, now wait just one dang minute. I am 46 and I ain't middle aged yet! You see, my family normally lives to 100 (my grandfather is 97 and still whipping everyone in dominos) so I am not middle aged until I am 50 by my calculations.

Engineer is a young whippersnapper still.

Fred

[Engineer]

Thanks, y'all.   ;D  I was so busy today, I danG near forgot it was my birthday.  I'm beginning to feel older lately, what with 16-hour workdays and four kids draggin' me in eight directions.

I'll feel better soon though - the days are warmer, the lawn needs its' first mowing, and softball season starts in 2 weeks.... 8)

OWW>  The Woodmaster's a beast.  I'm putting it through some workout tomorrow - planing 30 braces for my timber frame, each 5' by 3.5" x 6".  Then I have 1400 board feet of 12-16" wide pine to plane down.

How easy is it to change the blades?  The old blades are pretty thrashed and I need to swap 'em out sooner than later.