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beeg
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algale wrote:Don't expect an asnwer. This guy I believe is really a spammer. Never anything specific to Shopsmith. Basically promoting some bandsaw blade and manual sellers.

So if ya post a helpful URL, your a spammer? OH wait YOU'VE posted URLs, so I guess your a spammer too.:confused:
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beeg wrote:So if ya post a helpful URL, your a spammer? OH wait YOU'VE posted URLs, so I guess your a spammer too.:confused:
No posting a URL even a commercial one doesn't necessarily make you a spammer. After reading all of his postings (doesn't take long) I conclude he likely is one. If I am wrong, he can correct me.
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I spend a lot of time reading and rereading posting to this and other forums. I have no time to read posts that have no chance of meaning anything to me. So when I find someone like this, I mark it to be ignored. If I see that others are having conversion with a flagged poster, I then remove the Ignore Flag.
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spammer??

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algale wrote:No posting a URL even a commercial one doesn't necessarily make you a spammer. After reading all of his postings (doesn't take long) I conclude he likely is one. If I am wrong, he can correct me.
Just because I post regularly and sometimes with URL makes me a spammer? Yes, I refer sites when I see if it could help for some alternative. I do not do a lot of woodworking that's why I have more time posting here. If you find my posts to be senseless, you can have the pleasure to delete them.
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dusty wrote:It would be of great interest if you would share with us what you learned from the video that has changed your experience with the bandsaw.
The video taught me on how to properly use the fence. I had problems with the fence before and now I have improved my cuts using the fence. It’s not perfect yet because of my shaky hands. But I guess I can improve this with more practice.
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I found the link to be helpful, especially for a band saw beginner. Also, with Alex Snodgrass’ youtube videos.
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