Friends, please read the Reply I posted in Saul's Story
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Friends, please read the Reply I posted in Saul's Story
While I have not matched the fun of Saul's spoken tale, my reply in that thread tells of just how important a Shopsmith can become for more than hobby use.Thanks, Mike T.
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Here is the link in that thread.
http://www.taunton.com/finewoodworking/ ... x?id=29961
I was able to go to the web address from the thread. Press the play arrow on the video image/screen and the audio should start playing for you.
(Once you move the cursor over Saul's image the play arrow/bar will appear.)
http://www.taunton.com/finewoodworking/ ... x?id=29961
I was able to go to the web address from the thread. Press the play arrow on the video image/screen and the audio should start playing for you.
(Once you move the cursor over Saul's image the play arrow/bar will appear.)
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Squire of the Shopsmith. ...hmmmm, maybe knave, pawn, or wretch would be more appropriate for me.

Squire of the Shopsmith. ...hmmmm, maybe knave, pawn, or wretch would be more appropriate for me.
