From: "Russell Jocoy" 
To: kb7h{at}onemain.com, richas{at}earthlink.net, atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: "Russell Jocoy" 






>From: "Ken Hunter" 
>To: "Russell Jocoy"
>,,
>Subject: Re: ATM tool for pitch lap...
>Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2003 09:30:19 -0600
>
>OOPS...
>
>I said:
>
> > As long as the tile tool is DRY, you can pour the pitch on and get back
> >to work
>
>Richard said:
>
> > >So how can you check the quality of your grinding so that you can
> > >confidently use the Ken Hunter procedure?
>
>I am embarassing myself for all the world to see.
>
>I did not mean to imply that one should pour the pitch on the TILE TOOL...
>
>I was thinking PLASTER TOOL and my fingers did NOT get that message.
>I see Richard caught it but didn't take me to task. I FULLY AGREE with
>Richard.
>It is BEST to make a separate PLASTER (Dental, Hydro, Pour Stone etc) form
>on which to put the polishing lap and to save the grinding tool for those
>unexpected
>emergencies or for the next mirror because the present one came out so good
>that
>your neighbor wants one "just like it".
>
>Sorry for my error, I do proofread but it's easy to overlook your own
>mistakes.
>
>Ken Hunter
>
>ps...
>
>Experience is a wonderful thing, it allows you to recognize a mistake when
>you make it again!
>
>
>
("atm{at}shore.net")

    Ken, if everything on this forum was fact or solid in "dental stone"
satements, there would not be a
forum to discuss all of our mistakes and how to avoid them. I know if at
work at my job that I have a long
period of time without a mistake, I somehow feel relieved when I finally
goof up on something, although
my boss does not feel the same way. Don't get me wrong I don't look forward
to these mistakes I am just
relieved that they finally come and go. And they will come.... RUSS JOCOY
("atm{at}shore.net")


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