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A new video studio ready to go.

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Anyone on Facebook take a look at the "Shopsmith Abrasive" page. They have a message up that says.........

"Here's a photo of our new video studio - Let us know what type of videos you would like to see us produce."

You can see a Shopsmith on set. New woodworking videos may be around the corner.

The message was posted the end of Sept.
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cincinnati wrote:Anyone on Facebook take a look at the "Shopsmith Abrasive" page. They have a message up that says.........

"Here's a photo of our new video studio - Let us know what type of videos you would like to see us produce."

You can see a Shopsmith on set. New woodworking videos may be around the corner.

The message was posted the end of Sept.
I do hope they bring back Nick!!!!!!
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I don't have face book. I will get one of the grand kids to look it up.
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I think it's KNOT what ya think it is.
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please NOT Facebook!

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If something does get done I hope it is on YouTube - everybody can get that without having to 'share' anything.

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beeg wrote:I think it's KNOT what ya think it is.
Think you may be right. This is from Shopsmith Abrasive, Not Shopsmith.
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