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I couldn't resist taking this shot today when I had the SS's all lined up cleaning the shop.
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I should have never shown this shot to my wife. Her first comment was you can see his floor. OF course I have all of mine in a two car garage this does not hold cars. Told her your shop was close to as big as our house. I thought that would help. Didn't she still said you can see his floor. :D
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wlhayesmfs wrote:I should have never shown this shot to my wife. Her first comment was you can see his floor. OF course I have all of mine in a two car garage this does not hold cars. Told her your shop was close to as big as our house. I thought that would help. Didn't she still said you can see his floor. :D

Dusty thinks we could eat off the floor!:D

So two mini and two full size(and a total shop)?
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What do you call group of SS’s ? Is that a flock of Shopsmiths??
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cv3 wrote:What do you call group of SS’s ? Is that a flock of Shopsmiths??


It is a flock in that position.


















and a herd in this.:D




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It could be a gaggle (not google) but whatever you call it - it is a neat lineup readied for work.

I wonder if your shop ever gets to be a disaster area. I sorta wonder if you really make sawdust there.:rolleyes:
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dusty wrote: I sorta wonder if you really make sawdust there.:rolleyes:









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With talk like that I going to have to keep an eye on you dusty. :D :D
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I'm watching you Mark to make sure you do not call them a 'covey';)
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dusty wrote:It could be a gaggle (not google) but whatever you call it - it is a neat lineup readied for work.

I wonder if your shop ever gets to be a disaster area. I sorta wonder if you really make sawdust there.:rolleyes:
Maybe! I can tell you he does make some mighty fine 'cutoffs'!:D
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cv3 wrote:What do you call group of SS’s ? Is that a flock of Shopsmiths??
Pretty funny. Given the impressing lineup, I'd call it an arsenal. And I'm not an expert on this, but aren't those really considered 'midis' since you can fit a carriage on there? Either way, VERY nice... and all 520s! (So would a mini 520 be a 260? And a midi a 347? :D ) Please pardon the drool.
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