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Out here in WA there thinking of taxing by the mile. Lucky me, I'm 20+ miles from work, out in the country, as far away from the knot heads thinking up these screwy ways to get more of my money as I can.

For my nephew and his to be bride later this month.

Step gauge? Flatness gauge? Most likely for measuring the amount of "set" in a saw blade or checking for alignment of carbide teeth etc. BTW, the disk "sander" and table are I'm pretty sure designed for sharpening instead of woodworking (though it should work fine). I have a Bel...

The gauge has 4 feet ground even with the bottom of the tip. It must measure flatness or protrusion. The ring on the inside of the dial rotates and there is a gauge on both sides. It's some kind of machinest gauge but there are no markings on the box either. It would be great in the jointer for knif...

False advertising, they should give it to you for free.

A bucket of sanding strips and discs came with the tool. In the bottom were a few tools. The gauge has no name but says made in Germany. Anyone know anything about it?

By me they are thick as can be. They're fun to watch and listen to a dozen or so go through the yard every now and then Cool. They are an introduced species around here, I think that was only the first or second one I have seen. Peafowl, cocks and hens, (also an introduced species), are more common...

By me they are thick as can be. There fun to watch and listen to a dozen or so go through the yard every now and then

Given to me free. I didn't know Foley made one of these. Runs smooth as silk. Just have to rewire the lamp, cord got pinched at some time in the past.

Dont ask me, I'm having a hard time remembering what I didn't forget these days.