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Location ???

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Where are you located ? Maybe we have someone close to you that can help ? :D
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Thanks guys.

I'm in SE WI.

Was told there is a store in the Milwaukee area that has seminars, but couldn't find anything searching SS site or google.
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ksks wrote:Thanks guys.

I'm in SE WI.

Was told there is a store in the Milwaukee area that has seminars, but couldn't find anything searching SS site or google.

Welcome to the forum. I hope you find this forum as informative and as entertaining as I do. The forum has a personality and that personality changes on an irregular basis. It changes but it is always helpful. Sometimes you have to differentiate between opinion and fact but that is life.

Paste wax. I use only Johnson's Paste Wax but the important thing is to keep it waxed and oiled. I don't add wax very often. I just dust it off with a clean shop rag and while doing that put a bit of pressure on the rag to polish the table tops, jointer bed and fence and surface planer bed if you have them.

I oil much more frequently than is recommended and I do not believe you can do that too often (well, not every day or even every week).

If there is a local store that does seminars (using a Shopsmith) you are fortunate. There aren't many of those in existence anymore. The seminars being referenced may be the Shopsmith demonstrations that come around periodically but they are really demonstrations put on to sell you new equipment. They are not seminars.
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SE WI, how far from Lake Michigan? How far from Germantown?:rolleyes:

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JPG40504 wrote:SE WI, how far from Lake Michigan? About 35 miles.
How far from Germantown?:roll eyes:
About 25 miles

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ksks wrote:I've already said too much. Any more and the CIA will be able to find me! Again.
If a member from Germantown should see this, perhaps he will offer to help you!;) He has not been on this week though! I think he left town briefly.:cool:
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