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Just back from a 12 hr round trip to see Michael Garner. When my back straightens up, I'll unload and post pics. If I ever say I'm going to get major tools on a very rainy day again, someone whack me with a 2 X 4. Thanks to those who suggested Michaels Woodmaster as an option instead of the Delta/Performax units I was considering. The LOML wondered why there were three large bumps in the tarp instead of one. Had to tell her I bought the 16" jointer and 18" Rikon bandsaw too! (I had the trailor, it looked empty with just the drum sander.)
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I need to wear my glasses cause I first thought this said Gloat Warming those pesky m's and r's next to n's are playing tricks with me again...
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OH Man!

You'll have to extend the shop with all that gear.

Wish you could have picked up my Dust Collector while you were down that way.

You're gonna love that 16 inch jointer once you get it set up.
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So Michael is alive and well? Congrats waiting on proof (aka pictures)
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HOLY SMOKES GLOATS! Sounds like one heck of a score! That drum sander is AWESOME ... and the other tools are certainly nice too, I bet!
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Can't wait to try them out. It will be a while though, I'm in the midst of a major overhaul of the shop and will also need 2 new 30 amp dedicated outlets. Might be able to use the bandsaw sooner. First I have to get them off the trailor, that will be a challenge.
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Steve,

Wow. What a snag. I'll bet after you get the tools set up in the shop, you'll think all the back aches and all the miles were worth it. Congrats on a great snag

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Thanks Ray. You're right of course but right now it even hurts to type.
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Originally Posted by Sanders Woodworking View Post
Just back from a 12 hr round trip to see Michael Garner. When my back straightens up, I'll unload and post pics. If I ever say I'm going to get major tools on a very rainy day again, someone whack me with a 2 X 4. Thanks to those who suggested Michaels Woodmaster as an option instead of the Delta/Performax units I was considering. The LOML wondered why there were three large bumps in the tarp instead of one. Had to tell her I bought the 16" jointer and 18" Rikon bandsaw too! (I had the trailor, it looked empty with just the drum sander.)
Congrats!! Is that the old iron 16" jointer? If so, I can't believe it ended up back in Rowan county. You will like the Woodmaster too. Mine does a good job for me.

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AAHH! I'm blind! I don't see any tools! Oh, wait...it was just a warning, still pre-gloat here

Advance consuckulations!
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Heck, not only do I want to see the tools, I also want to see a picture of the trailer carrying everything. Man, it must have been riding low. Good luck on the purchase, suckage pending on pics .

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Warning duly noted
Looking forward to the pixs and full report

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Glad to be an enabler for the buyer and a used property agent for the seller!! But man, I had no idea you'd return home with a Dromedary and Bactrian under one tarp (one-hump and two-humped camels for those still out in the rain). Great score for a single trip. I'm sure you left Michael pleased, too.
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Old 04-07-2008, 09:42 PM   #14
 
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Tried to upload the photos today but must have done something wrong. Won't be able to try again til this weeekend.
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Finally, the pictures. My wife forgot her responsibilities as the cameraman until we had gotten this far. No pics of the "three humped tarp" and none of the Rikon bandsaw. More on that later.






You can see the woodmaster on the trailor. This is my second son Stephen. Note the muscles - we needed them.





Up the ramp.



In the shop but still have a hump to climb. The new addition is 5" above the old shop floor. I am in the process of completely overhauling the shop. I took the shrlves down and stuff is piled everywhere.
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