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I'm thinking the pivot points without the gearing and wider and taller card bins for more decks. Don't know if I'll ever get to 6 decks, but I should get to 4.

I found this and I think this is where I wish to go.

Gentlemen: I am in search of plans to build a wooden card deck shuffler for Canasta. I would think that a 6 deck capability would be preferable. Anyone here ever hear of such a thing or see a plan for one thru the years? I would rather have a hand crank to an electric motor or batteries. Thanks for ...

I have a couple of bottles of CA glue that have been getting thicker while sitting for a couple of years. Is there a correct, safe additive so I can thin the glue down and not toss a perfectly good bottle?

I'm not in the market for one. I put it there for the rest of you guys.

Besides, you are closer to the beautiful Garden State than I...

What do ya'll think of this one...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-1951-Sh ... 461459523b

Good Morning: Has anyone ever tried to repair their dinged, buggered and otherwise banged up ecentric with aluminium repair rods that you see at fles markets from time to time?? The ones that you can use a regular propane toarch to heat and melt the stuff. I was thinking of this product: http://www....

A cheap shot? Yep! Something to get upset over? No! Admonishment deserved? Uh huh! Question I have is WHO is so damn sure of the age of that hunk of wood?:D BTW Is the business actually 'run' by Mennonites? AIUI it primarily 'serves' the local Mennonite community. Not that it really matters!:) Hart...

I do not wish to seem negative or angry however as a Mennonite myself feel a bit as though your impression may be painting either the wrong people or an entire religious group as uneducated. Most of the Mennonites I know are better educated and informed than any other single group of people. Again ...

Ah! Kauri! That is the name of the stuff.. Funny, I bought it at Heartville Hardware here in NE Ohio. The pladce is run by Menonites who believe the earth is only 6,000 or so years old. I told the clerk that the little sticker told the story if the wood and the age of it...and if the sticker was a l...