Foot Pads for a Shopsmith

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Re: Foot Pads for a Shopsmith

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leenapreston wrote:Yes you are right ---link removed--- would be the best thing to have as per your requirement. I don't think their should be any problem with it.

DAMN!!!

I had hoped the new forum software would have relieved us of the possibility of spammers! :(
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Re: Foot Pads for a Shopsmith

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JPG wrote:
leenapreston wrote:Yes you are right ---link removed--- would be the best thing to have as per your requirement. I don't think their should be any problem with it.

DAMN!!!

I had hoped the new forum software would have relieved us of the possibility of spammers! :(
And therein lies the problem. NEW software wood require Admin to redo what he did before.
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Re: Foot Pads for a Shopsmith

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beeg wrote:
JPG wrote:
leenapreston wrote:Yes you are right ---link removed--- would be the best thing to have as per your requirement. I don't think their should be any problem with it.

DAMN!!!

I had hoped the new forum software would have relieved us of the possibility of spammers! :(
And therein lies the problem. NEW software wood require Admin to redo what he did before.
With the 'improved security' touted, I had hoped for that to not be necessary since what 'he did' was disable much function.

Alas there is no way to know a 'new member's' intentions! :rolleyes:
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And this has what to do with footpads for the Mark V?
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Just along the side of the track ;>}

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dusty wrote:And this has what to do with footpads for the Mark V?
It has to do with the initial post by a new member that posted to this thread and used the thread subject to interject a tout for wood flooring.

I may have been presumptuous by assuming an ulterior purpose.


If so I apologize to the poster.
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E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange
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