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Yes, and some sites can embed Google Search inside them while others can't. I don't know if Shopsmith's site can. We all have a variety of woodworking tools. I just tried to provide some additional search tool options, but you are right.charlese wrote:That's just fine. Everett, BUT--- Don't you think that a SIMPLE, one site method would be better? My thought is - Any item produced by Shopsmith should be simple to locate on the Company's web site without first going to another site. Consideration should be foremost toward those newer Shopsmith users who are relatively un-schooled on the Shopsmith site and are confused easily by part terminology of parts. Maybe they just bought a used 510 without a fence. Don't we want to keep them as Shopsmith users for a long-long time? Why make things more difficult?everettdavis wrote:I took your 510 Rip Fence Example and created a post in the Community Forum that should give you a way to find pretty much anything you need on Shopsmith and other sites.
Read the PDF in http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/viewt ... 77#p193477 and see what is possible if you step out of the first Search Box that we see.
Everett
I can remember those days when I thought The word "fence" was an adequate description of a "Rip Fence".
Comm-on! Is there another Shopsmith tool that cannot be found directly on the Shopsmith site?
Realistically, There is not much demand for most Shopsmith parts.JPG wrote:Except for those fences that are an upgrade, where else beside the 'parts' section would one reasonably expect to find one?
Realistically, I doubt there is much demand for a fence.
Of course one who purchased a used SS sans a fence would, but they be 'rare'.