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Could Ed Reible please contact me as your Email address was rejected when I tried to respond to your Email. Thanks.
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Good luck, Bill. Ed with drew back into his cave several months ago and has not been heard from here. He may be on another forum but if he is it is with a different user name. I have had one email exchange with him since his with draw.

Maybe he and Nick are holed up some where together.:rolleyes:
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judaspre1982 wrote:That's a shame. I miss Ed's contribution to the forum.
Seems odd that he would remove himself from the forum right after the debut of the new PP.Him being a beta tester, I was hoping to hear his imput:(

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Agreed, Dave. He was a valuable member of this forum.
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judaspre1982 wrote:That's a shame. I miss Ed's contribution to the forum.
Seems odd that he would remove himself from the forum right after the debut of the new PP.Him being a beta tester, I was hoping to hear his imput:(

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Very intersting. I did not know he was a beta tester.
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Sure does look like it. Ed would certainly have been an appropriate choice. He was very analytic and would certainly have provided a valuable report.

I miss him here on the forum, too.
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judaspre1982 wrote:http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/attachment.htm?attachmentid=8049&d=126767097
This pic shows fairly clear a PP control panel on Ed's machine.
Pic lifted from jpg's from his post.

Dave
He tried his best to cover his 'slip' but I am with you regarding the logical conclusion.

I hope his absence is not related to anything that has happened on this forum!

His was a voice of reason and experience and originality that we miss. I do hope his 'absence' is temporary.

At least we know the power pro worked for at least one project!;)

I miss seeing the cordova!:rolleyes:
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