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That is very impressive Bob.

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WOW!  It looks like free range Bob!


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[QUOTE=Kevin Gallagher] What are you going to do with all that space? [/QUOTE]

Now he can get that big horizontal resaw.   

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Corollary to Murphy's Law, "Every system expands to fill all available space."

That looks almost exactly like my planer!  Is that an Hitachi with the jointer extensions removed?

Now make that space earn its keep!


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Doug It's a Ryobi that I bought in 1985. Real workhose but I'm always wishing for a 10" jointer.

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Wow Bob!  That is wonderful news!.  My question is what is that white stuff on the ground outside???????  Its cold here in south east Texas today.  Highs only in the 60's.


If I had a wood burning stove in my shop it would be for destroying the evidence of my mistakes.  I would need a bigger one though.


I'll bet you are looking forward to getting everything in place and having a chance to rest up.


Be careful hooking things up!


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Looking good. Look like you have plenty of room for wood. I bet you've stumbled upon some things you forgot you had-----Snick


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Glad your moving up in the world Bob! Glad you have friends that can help you out as well!! Let me know whenever I can do anything for you!!!

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