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I worked for Carl Zeiss for 17 years and was witness to a bit of the unification that went on in Germany when the wall came down. Zeiss was originally on the East side of the wall and after WWII some employees were given the opportunity to leave to the west and setup shop. Zeiss became East and West. I was working for the West German Zeiss but when the wall came down the government asked Zeiss to set a good example and integrate the East German Zeiss workers and make one big happy family. Some of the product lines conflicted but corporate made an effort to incorporate at least a few of the East

Mr Scott, I can

Leaded paints seem to be on the out here in CT too, or least you can

Arnie, I

Barry,

I need guidance on what to do about pieces that I build in my basement (dry in the winter, wet in the summer) and then set aside for long periods of time (years in some cases). Example 1. I have finished roughing out the mahogany boards for the transom and am just about to complete the drift layout and bores so that I can assemble and glue up the transom blank. After cutting the plank bevels the transom will be put aside, probably until the summer of