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. Back in 2010 Bill sent me an attachment with 25 different SS maintenance practice and how to make key replacements. He has a lot of information he has shared over the years. Still helping a lot of us on a regular basis

Well have not been able to get in the shop for most of the spring and summer with surgery and work. But went out and now the 520 is having an issue with the low speed setting. So guess it is time to pull up the notes and Sawdust sessions and remember how to reset this. I know I got directions from B...

Ok now I am hungry, but your furniture looks great also. I agree great finish, That is something I still have not perfected.

If only I had the money this would be in my shop as MKV number three, but out of work for over a year and half and just working last year no toy money but we can always dream.
Anyone close

http://tulsa.craigslist.org/tls/3192362046.html

Don't know about the pills but that metal tasting water was terrible and instant reactions. Not looking forward to a next time.

I make a lot of my own lathe tools and really like doing this. Looking at expanding to SPT's for my SS's

I agree with most of you I will still purchase what I can when I can. I was saving for the double tilt also but now it will take longer to save up. So did not get it last year might not get it this year. Time will tell. But still love my SS machines.

I keep checking my mail box but still no Catalog but still hoping.
Don't know if any of them made it to Oklahoma area. I get all the emails so was hoping I would get one of the new Catalogs:rolleyes:

Not as bad off here, but no emails no webinar but do get emails and Lowe's demo were here and I did go and drool over the new MKVII and power pro. I do think at sometime I will go the full 9 yards but it will take sometime to save up for it.
Did love the power pro head.

If you have the lathe there already how about tops, kids love them and they are pretty easy to make. I was also thinking of the old climbing clown on the strings. Would take a jig saw and hand drill and that could be something fairly easy to set up ahead to time. I have seen it made as firemen, sant...