JoyceLee on thu 5 may 05
I am compelled to pitch in that I adore my
Harbor Freight sprayer .... bought extra
bottles.... easy to clean, too. Tom Coleman
was using an identical one in a workshop in
Hernderson, Nevada, some years ago. His sprayed work is
incredible! I ordered one immediately upon
returning home. Love it. AND I am a Total
Klutz with most tools.... my Klutz Level has never
been fully tested... the more parts to the
tools, the more klutzy I am.
I also find my hydraulic cart from Harbor Freight
worth every cent ... not cheap... well designed
and crafted. A clayarter
recommended it when I first developed a few lifting
and loading problems as my work kept getting bigger
and heavier. THank you.
Other HF tools have found their way to my studio, to my
pleasure. It's not that I don't appreciate whatever
kind of exemplary tool the mayor speaks of; I own nine
of Phil's incredible Bisons and several of Chris Henley's
works of art.... nobody else is allowed to Touch these
treasures. I'm saving my money to order a couple of
Hank's highly praised helpmates. (That's all a tool is
to me..... whatever the cost... whatever the appearance..
I simply want to be able to depend on a Little Help
here&there when needed.)
I could write more but won't.... just thought a small
reality check might be appropriate at this point.
Joyce
In the Mojave desert of California U.S.A. where we have
thunder&lightinin' predicted..... gives me chills to
think about it...............
Gentle breezes
don't ring the
bluebells.
Tom Sawyer on sat 14 may 05
Joyce,
I purchased a Harbor Freight Sprayer a couple of years ago and can't find a
similar picture on their website or any way to identify my sprayer by number
or name. I wanted to buy some extra bottles. Which sprayer do you have?
Thanks. May reply offline.
Tom Sawyer
tsawyer@cfl.rr.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of JoyceLee
Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 12:42 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Harbor Freight Tools
I am compelled to pitch in that I adore my
Harbor Freight sprayer .... bought extra
bottles.... easy to clean, too. Tom Coleman
was using an identical one in a workshop in
Hernderson, Nevada, some years ago. His sprayed work is
incredible! I ordered one immediately upon
returning home. Love it. AND I am a Total
Klutz with most tools.... my Klutz Level has never
been fully tested... the more parts to the
tools, the more klutzy I am.
I also find my hydraulic cart from Harbor Freight
worth every cent ... not cheap... well designed
and crafted. A clayarter
recommended it when I first developed a few lifting
and loading problems as my work kept getting bigger
and heavier. THank you.
Other HF tools have found their way to my studio, to my
pleasure. It's not that I don't appreciate whatever
kind of exemplary tool the mayor speaks of; I own nine
of Phil's incredible Bisons and several of Chris Henley's
works of art.... nobody else is allowed to Touch these
treasures. I'm saving my money to order a couple of
Hank's highly praised helpmates. (That's all a tool is
to me..... whatever the cost... whatever the appearance..
I simply want to be able to depend on a Little Help
here&there when needed.)
I could write more but won't.... just thought a small
reality check might be appropriate at this point.
Joyce
In the Mojave desert of California U.S.A. where we have
thunder&lightinin' predicted..... gives me chills to
think about it...............
Gentle breezes
don't ring the
bluebells.
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