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Interesting 'mods'

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Thought this might be of interest to other tool manglers!
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Post by BigSky »

It might be if registered with Yahoo. I quit them long ago.
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BigSky wrote:It might be if registered with Yahoo. I quit them long ago.

Kinda hard to see the sunrise with the door closed!]forum[/B]!

Much gooder here!:)

P.S. Is it possible your 'quitting' them made access impossible?

P.P.S. Does this link work for anybody else?
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Post by wlhayesmfs »

works for me, I still get there from time to time.
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Post by peterm »

Yes

works for me :D
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Post by beeg »

Doesn't work for me. But I do't feel a need to sign up for it either.
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No luck for me. I also quit Yahoo many years ago. Can you not post directly in the thread?
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roy_okc wrote:No luck for me. I also quit Yahoo many years ago. Can you not post directly in the thread?

It consisted of several pix. Really they are not all that great, but somewhat interesting since a different approach was illustrated.
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Post by dusty »

OKAY. Was that intended as a brain teaser or what? Maybe just a way to drive up forum post count? Eight posts (now nine) and we still don't know what the pictures (that we never saw) were all about:rolleyes:.
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Post by Ed in Tampa »

Dusty
The pictures are mostly mods to Mark 500 (old table) and include things like outfeed table, dual carriage dual main table, radiator hose SPT tool power connector, a foot switch, a cut down SS (ala Bill Mayo), brackets to hold the fence vertical (storage) on one of the legs, few other things. Interesting but nothing to lose sleep over if you can't see them.

I totally agree Yahoo is a total waste of time. I have an email account there and if weren't for that I would never visit there. I gave up on the SS forum on Yahoo years ago. Total junk to me.
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