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ahhh.... darn pics make it look good...if ya dont know what your looking at....lol thanks!

lol.. think this hobby is expensive? try photography!! just for kicks, go to any reputable site like B&H . com and look at what one of canons pro lenses costs.. my god, how do you actually enjoy a hobby you love but cant take full advantage of cause you cant afford a lens that costs asmuch or more ...

is it still available? PA isnt too far from CT and would make a decent weekend trip. for a hundo, i might be abel to save it. if your local and can tell me if its worth the $100.00 that is...lol

wow some really nice work on the site, that trailer was pretty sweet!!!!

geeze, id hate to have to pay for new blades!

robinson46176 wrote:I will still be home for about 3 hours yet...


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lol.. if you could wait, I can be there by noon, sunday....lol

well that S****s! Id have to make some sort of table that can stand on its own and sorta slide it up to the 10's table then... Oh boy.... and without a really good fence it may make life harder than it need be. Ill have to think o n it. Wish i knew someone who had one local.. one i could go mess ...

Thanks for the info.. I am definetly interested in getting a ShopSmith .. One thing about table size, cant I make table extension wings i could put on and off as needed? also, if I could can I change out the fence to something more user friendly like a smaller besimyer or even a used delta unifence ...

so i can pick up a reasonably good condition ER for anywhere between about $300.00 and $400.00 spend another approx. $450.00 for the motor / speed controll set up and step pulley set up and it will perform better or as good as a MK5? what about hooking up stuff like the sander, jointer, and bandsaw ...

:D [quote="SDSSmith"] The 10ER in and of itself is a wonderful machine. But of all the Shopsmith versions it is probably the best suited for the person with the "hot rod" mentality. The 10ER can easily be adapted to power most of the Mark V spt's either through home made adaptations, finding the ...