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  1. #16
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    g'day fellow wood worshippers sorry i haven't been around for a while but i have had a bit of a problem with my eyeballs.
    cataracts on both eyes which got so bad that it was a battle to read anything and i finally had to do something about it.
    took a months annual holidays from work and booked in to have them removed -- (the cataracts i mean) and interocular lenses fitted.
    that was probably the most amazing operation i have ever had , and believe me there have been plenty.
    no pain whatsoever and only minor discomfort for a couple of days after each eye was done. last visit to the doctor after only three weeks and vision is now 6:20:20
    which is about as good as you can get.

    i have had 5 jobs in my life (not counting jobs additional to my full-time one)
    and still working full-time and loving it at the age of 76.
    my wife (child bride for the last fifty years) also works 3 days a week and has raised three wonderful hard working honest children.
    for me mates, life is full of joy and fulfillment
    NOW IF I COULD JUST GET THIS MORTISE AND TENONING RIGHT I COULD DIE HAPPY
    best wishes to all of you and hope to see more of you in the future

  2. #17
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    Congratulations to you both.
    M/T's dont worry about them nobody sees the inside of those joints.
    woody U.K.

    "Common looking people are the best in the world: that is the reason the Lord makes so many of them." ~ Abraham Lincoln

  3. #18
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    yep the catract op is great.
    Only thing I didn't like was looking up at this huge needle coming down to my eye
    Regards, Bob Thomas

    www.wombatsawmill.com

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