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litherland
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Sales Rep. for ShopSmith

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I just saw an ad for sales full and part time, local and regional, in craig's list for ShopSmith!
Here it comes, a full comeback.
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litherland wrote:I just saw an ad for sales full and part time, local and regional, in craig's list for ShopSmith!
Here it comes, a full comeback.

Local/Regional where???

Also what's yer 20???
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JPG40504 wrote:Local/Regional where???

Also what's yer 20???
When I spoke with Mike at the local demo, he verified that they were looking for local sales reps in the seattle area and beyond. I would assume nation wide most likely.
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damagi wrote:When I spoke with Mike at the local demo, he verified that they were looking for local sales reps in the seattle area and beyond. I would assume nation wide most likely.

So NW is where "Litherland" is? :D


And beyond? That mean Vancouver Island?
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JPG40504 wrote:So NW is where "Litherland" is? :D


And beyond? That mean Vancouver Island?


Is that next to Narnia? ;)
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20???

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I'm in Plano Texas.
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litherland wrote:I'm in Plano Texas.
I lived there when I was working for Rockwell. It is a nice community and well situated to the Dallas Stadium. It used to be the home of Incra - don't know if they are still there or not.
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Can hardly see this again. I really miss those demos in the malls and home centers. This is way cool. Thanks for the post.:D

Edit: First line should have read, "Can hardly wait to see this operation again." Sorry for the word missing.
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swampgator wrote:Can hardly see this again. I really miss those demos in the malls and home centers. This is way cool. Thanks for the post.:D


When I go to the Indiana State Fair or one of the home or garden shows I can't help from looking around "just in case"...
It isn't like I just developed a recent interest in them. When I bought my first one new in 1988 I had been drooling all over them for 28 years. :)


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My first time to see a Shopsmith was in the late 1970's, just graduating from my apprenticeship in government work. Didn't have the money to purchase one, but drooled until about 2 1/2 years ago when I acquired my first one. Now I have two and I get to use them on clear days. Learning, but also productive. Love that Shopsmith is still around, has supportive parts and most parts are backward compatible. What a concept and machine!:D
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