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Thanks for the link. I normally dont do these kinda a things but I have always wanted one of these and figured why not try.
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Thanks for the tip.

But I wasn't prepared for an all-out quiz :eek:.

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:( I know you are just passing along some info, but many here feel doing this kind of post/promotion for another kind of tool besides Shopsmith would be considered "spam", and the company might remove you from this site.
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woodburner wrote::( I know you are just passing along some info, but many here feel doing this kind of post/promotion for another kind of tool besides Shopsmith would be considered "spam", and the company might remove you from this site.
My Bad. I wasn't thinking of that. :o :o If they want to remove me for it, then let them, because there has been worse stuff posted on here. I still would be able to get all this good information, just would not be able to post, which I don't do that much anyway. So bring it on.:D At least I am not selling it.
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woodburner wrote::( I know you are just passing along some info, but many here feel doing this kind of post/promotion for another kind of tool besides Shopsmith would be considered "spam", and the company might remove you from this site.
I wasn't aware ss made anything resembling that tool!:rolleyes:

I leave it up to 'admin' to enforce any indiscretions. ;)
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JPG40504 wrote:I wasn't aware ss made anything resembling that tool!

Doesn't this "resemble" it?
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/catalog/sand-flee.htm
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beeg wrote:Doesn't this "resemble" it?
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/catalog/sand-flee.htm

Not unless a feed mechanism etc. is 'added'!

IMHO they are not on the same continent let alone the same ball park.

I believe the jet will sand to dimension. The flea is too 'soft' for that and has an open 'top'.
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beeg wrote:Doesn't this "resemble" it?
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/catalog/sand-flee.htm
I don't think so, and I believe there is a difference between spam or selling something and passing along drawing entry information.
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I sent a E-Mail the Web Master and ask about my post, and here is his reply:

No problem, you're just passing information along. If someone were promoting there own contest and website, we'd be more concerned.
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