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Ron309753
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I'm back (I hope that's a good thing)

Post by Ron309753 »

Hey everybody,

After being away for awhile (but lurking), I decided that I would try this again. All of you are much more experienced Shopsmith users and woodworkers than I am. It would be foolish of me not to take advantage of that.

I know the last time I was here I upset many people and I sincerely apologize. I will endeavor not to be so argumentative.

I will not be using PM, so I have provided my e-mail address below.

Within the last two weeks I acquired a standalone overarm router and a Sawsmith 2000 via Craigslist, so I have lots of new questions, especially about the table saw. When I got the overarm router I sold a Jet mortising machine and a Rockler router table which paid for both items and a pair of tires!

Sincerely,

Ron309753
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Post by Gene Howe »

Hi Ron,
I just pulled my OAR out of storage and used it to cut some toy parts and a recess for a pistol for a presentation box.
Maybe we can share some experiences and techniques.
Gene
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Post by wlhayesmfs »

Ron, welcome
I was looking at a 2000 sometime ago and wish I had picked it up. Was a little high but in like new shape and with a great fence upgrade on it. I don't have a OAR yet but still looking
Good Luck
Bill :)
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Post by a1gutterman »

Ron309753 wrote:Hey everybody,

After being away for awhile (but lurking), I decided that I would try this again. All of you are much more experienced Shopsmith users and woodworkers than I am. It would be foolish of me not to take advantage of that.

I know the last time I was here I upset many people and I sincerely apologize. I will endeavor not to be so argumentative.

I will not be using PM, so I have provided my e-mail address below.

Within the last two weeks I acquired a standalone overarm router and a Sawsmith 2000 via Craigslist, so I have lots of new questions, especially about the table saw. When I got the overarm router I sold a Jet mortising machine and a Rockler router table which paid for both items and a pair of tires!

Sincerely,

Ron309753
bainr@earthlink.net
Welcome back Ron! Why knot let bygones be bygones, eh? :)
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Post by kalynzoo »

What makes anyone think I even remember what I had for dinner?
Welcome back.
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Post by cocacola1012 »

Welcom back. I am fairly new here so you did not offend me.. LOL>>
Always glad to have new members and old returning members.
Ron309753
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Post by Ron309753 »

a1gutterman wrote:Welcome back Ron! Why knot let bygones be bygones, eh? :)
Thanks everyone, and well said Tim. I agree wholeheartedly!

Ron
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Post by 8iowa »

Welcome back. Frankly, I can"t remember any details of past disagreements..........don't care either!

Your return is timely, many of us feel that Shopsmith is on the verge of new and better times with the advent of the PowerPro headstock.
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Post by baysidebob »

I didn't realize there were disagreements on here. I just thought it was that we all had our own opinions and were not only etitled to but expected to express them. This is a great place to get information from others.
I keep finding little windows on this forum, that I don't really know what they do. So sometimes I experiment. Probably shouldn't do that, I know in my shop it can get me into trouble.
Bayside Bob
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