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Over the last year, I've gathered a number of Mesquite and African Sumac limbs from trees trimmed in my yard here in Tucson. In my "I'll get around to it mode", they never got bagged or end sealed. As a result, I have a lot of them with splits on the end. I'm thinking I can still use the s...

Thanks for the info. Definitely a confusion point. Mine is the Power Pro Mark 7. Have wanted a Shop smith for about 30 years. Glad I finally got one. Loving it!

I've seen it as Mark 7 (such as in the forum header) and Mark VII. I'm assuming the same machine. Mine is the quiet one

If i didn't have my phone to remind me, I'd have no idea what day it was!

On those school locks, if you held just the right amount of down pressure on the lock and had sensitive fingers, you could feel the lock engage as the correct number was passed. Worked most of the time - or so I hear

Hi Tom. My wife and were in the same situation as you kid wise in our previous home. We hated the tile we had, so changed to a hickory engineered hardwood that we found at Lowe's. It worked out quite well. There was the occasional spill, but it wiped right up with no evidence of it. This stuff was p...

I'm finally getting around to building an under cabinet for my Mark VII. I'm using the plans posted elsewhere (the hanging cabinet), but have a question for those that have made one. From the dimensions I see, the "ears" - that go around the lower tubes, are high enough that the SS cannot ...

Oro Valley is the place we call home now. Looking at the winter forecast for Indiana, I think we made a good choice.

After a number of operation with the new machine, no GFI tripping yet.

Isn't October prime time for pumpkin pie discussions?