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Fatstrat
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I needed some nuts & bolts to fix my cheap * nearly new recliner that I evidently paid WAY too much for.
Went over to MIL's to see if (deceased) FIL had anything in his work shed that would work.
Found the nuts & bolts I needed. And while there spotted some one inch (wide) sanding belts hanging on the wall. With a little digging I found the Craftman table-top belt sander that uses the 1" belts under a bunch of other stuff.
Checked it out, it works.
Offered to buy it from MIL. She gave it to me for services rendered helping her w/yard work etc. This will be a big help in my knife making projects.
Went over to MIL's to see if (deceased) FIL had anything in his work shed that would work.
Found the nuts & bolts I needed. And while there spotted some one inch (wide) sanding belts hanging on the wall. With a little digging I found the Craftman table-top belt sander that uses the 1" belts under a bunch of other stuff.
Checked it out, it works.
Offered to buy it from MIL. She gave it to me for services rendered helping her w/yard work etc. This will be a big help in my knife making projects.
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There was a bin marked "free books" and inside was stacks of old American Rifleman magazines from the late 70s to the early 80s, most in excellent condition.
I took everyone of of them[:D]
i hope it works out, all steel gears but only 1 year warranty, im sure i will put plenty of wear on it by then, i never used anything but hobart 20-40-80qt mixers, and never once had a fail, past few years i been making all our bread daily by hand as well as pizza dough, cakes, cookies etc, i just got in 12#'s of rye flour to try outback steakhouse bread recipe been dying to make
any of you or your significant others have a review of one ?
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