Heads Up!!!!!!!
Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2010 4:22 pm
wish I could, but wrong location.
gotta love that dust catcher, though.
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Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 1:44 am
Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 9:04 am
Groooooooan... 
I have gone back and looked at those pictures several times now and if it was a month from now I might jump on it but...
I am already running 25 years ahead of my hobby budget...
All of these Shopsmiths I already bought, 6 more old tractors in the last two years, a 4 post automotive lift coming next month, adding horse facilities, motorcycle season coming, I'm talking to a person about a huge 17.5 HH Belgian draft horse (that won't even fit in a regular horse trailer) and I am moving the woodshop. Add in the fact that I rarely use the radial saw that I already have...
Still, it is a Shopsmith... The trip is only a little over 300 miles and we do have friends very close to there that we could visit briefly while we were there...
Noooo... I have to grit my teeth and pass on it... As I said, if this were late next month I might think different. It does look quite good...
I have gone back and looked at those pictures several times now and if it was a month from now I might jump on it but...I am already running 25 years ahead of my hobby budget...
All of these Shopsmiths I already bought, 6 more old tractors in the last two years, a 4 post automotive lift coming next month, adding horse facilities, motorcycle season coming, I'm talking to a person about a huge 17.5 HH Belgian draft horse (that won't even fit in a regular horse trailer) and I am moving the woodshop. Add in the fact that I rarely use the radial saw that I already have... Still, it is a Shopsmith... The trip is only a little over 300 miles and we do have friends very close to there that we could visit briefly while we were there...
Noooo... I have to grit my teeth and pass on it... As I said, if this were late next month I might think different. It does look quite good...
Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 9:58 am
That same saw has been posted probably 3 times I know of. I have one in my shop awaiting restoration... debating it though
Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 10:13 am
I too have a Sawsmith complete with cabinet and Add-A-Tool bracket. Recently, I have been eyeing the space it is in and considering selling it to someone who will get more use out of it.
Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 10:53 am
All of these I find are too far away, I have several guys looking for me but not too many of them showing up in Oklahoma. But I keep looking. Maybe someday. Missed one in KC sometime back and that was the only one close enough to go get I have seen. Also looking for the 2000 table saw. just like to have at least one of each.
