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So cost recoup, I have a free standing SS BS and 14" Delta with a riser pack, nephew has a SS BS so I can sell this one later on CL for about $175 in my market. So payed for the grayling and BS for 200$.
Delta TS $185 again going price here on CL and it has the T fence, same TS I have at home, minus the T fence, again can get my $ back and keep the T fence.
Router package, CL, stand/cabinet, Bosh 2 1/4HP router, variable speed, Rockler table and fence, $160, I bought the MLSC, this fall and was going to build a cabinet/stand and will install it and do some mods to this stand, Nephew already gave me a $175 offer on the Rockler top and fence. So life is good.

Oh Ya Dusty, thats a snow shovel in the back ground, here in WI, we get that white rain in the winter time I respect your am get up time, I used to do it by spring/summer sunrise and birds chirping, and then off to it after a cup of coffee and some internet time.
But now with mom I got a bit lazy.

ERLover wrote:Oh Ya Dusty, thats a snow shovel in the back ground, here in WI, we get that white rain in the winter time I respect your am get up time, I used to do it by spring/summer sunrise and birds chirping, and then off to it after a cup of coffee and some internet time.
But now with mom I got a bit lazy.

Nice "Shop Vac" also!

ERLover wrote:Oh Ya Dusty, thats a snow shovel in the back ground, here in WI, we get that white rain in the winter time I respect your am get up time, I used to do it by spring/summer sunrise and birds chirping, and then off to it after a cup of coffee and some internet time.
But now with mom I got a bit lazy.

I am quit familiar with snow shovels. Living in Montana, North Dakota and Nebraska gave me all the experience I ever needed with snow and snow shovels.

dusty wrote:

ERLover wrote:Oh Ya Dusty, thats a snow shovel in the back ground, here in WI, we get that white rain in the winter time I respect your am get up time, I used to do it by spring/summer sunrise and birds chirping, and then off to it after a cup of coffee and some internet time.
But now with mom I got a bit lazy.

I am quit familiar with snow shovels. Living in Montana, North Dakota and Nebraska gave me all the experience I ever needed with snow and snow shovels.

I prefer using that other shovel with deep snow.(grain scoop)

Yer typical snow shovel now days is for shallow snow.

Or a coal shovel with a T handle.
I can see living there Dusty, not just snow, but cold snow.