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When is the new Pro headstock coming out.
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If you have not been to Nick's Webpage recently, you might want to do so. He has posted an update.
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Dusty,

Would you post Nick's web address for me?

Thanks
Jack
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claimdude wrote:Dusty,

Would you post Nick's web address for me?

Thanks
Jack


Gladly. This takes you to the home page. If you haven't been there before, budget yourself about four hours and plan to go back three or four times to see it all. It is not complete yet but is growing regularly.

http://www.workshopcompanion.com/index.htm
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Nick's site

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Dusty,

Wow!!!! Where has this site been all my life?

As it may be several days before I can invest a decent amount of time in Nick's website can you give the location of the Shopsmith update?

Thanks much for your help.

Jack
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claimdude wrote:Dusty,

Wow!!!! Where has this site been all my life?

As it may be several days before I can invest a decent amount of time in Nick's website can you give the location of the Shopsmith update?

Thanks much for your help.

Jack
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go to the website the select entrance to forums then select tools.
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claimdude wrote:As it may be several days before I can invest a decent amount of time in Nick's website can you give the location of the Shopsmith update?

http://www.nickengler.com/Forum/vanilla/comments.php?DiscussionID=72&page=1#Item_0
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