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You have your opinions and I have mine. They are not always the same and should not be expected to be. We disagree from time to time.

I'm staying and see NO REASON for why you should not.

The poll taken earlier shows unanimous agreement with that.

Before you attempt to run it ANY MORE clean the inside of the headstock and lubricate.

Now that my attention has been drawn to that control panel, I have made a number of changes (mostly turning off "notifications'.

I know it has been quiet. That is not the point. There have been posts and there have been 3 replies to this thread since I posted it and I have not gotten an email notification about them. I have not received an email notification about your posts to this thread either. In fact, I don't get email ...

The forum has been very quiet the last two days. I know it has been quiet. That is not the point. There have been posts and there have been 3 replies to this thread since I posted it and I have not gotten an email notification about them. I have not received an email notification about your posts t...

The forum has been very quiet the last two days.

Along with what others have said it is also SPAM because the subject of the post and the contents do not match. As Ed says it is an attempt at advertising a web site to get it higher on the search results. Whether a poster is a member or not is moot. You have to be a member to post. I thought since...

Is it considered SPAM only because it contains a link to a site that is selling a wooden craft item?

Would it be SPAM if the originator was a member of the forum -- which he was or he could not have posted?

Again, IMO, what constitutes spam is not clearly defined/understood!

Well I’ve got the lathe pieces accounted for and am working on aligning the table. It appears I have a unit from 1983. model in What I’m running into is the 4 bolts that hold the table when loosened and rotating the table to try and get it parallel to the blade, it comes close, but I’d say 4 thousa...

Maybe it is time to "lay this thread to rest".