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Sending my prayers for all involved, Frank and family. My wife in treatment now, scary stuff but she caught it early, thank God.

My recommedation of Makita was from my own purchase as a homeowner of a $80 something dollar saw. To me the feel of the saw is totally different than the Craftsman and Skil saws I had before it. The light weight is definitely big and just the balance is better. Say and do as you please but for me it...

My recommendation would be Makita. I switched from the really cheap ones years ago and I don't think I can go back. Once you use a Makita with a good Diablo blade and feel the difference in weight, balance and performance you'll wonder why you didn't sooner.

I have a friend that makes beautiful custom guitars from old piano soundboards, works great and they don't have finish.

Just saw this 10e on ebay no reserve with no bids at .99, local pickup, very close to end of auction.

The 12345 listed as price is only a filler since the form requires a price the listers sometimes just fill it like that when they just want fair offers.

I have used old brake rotors with good success, you can lay them in the bottom of the tank and turn them over when they get crusty on one side.

It looks like the same one I have that Jet rebranded in the late 90's, I bought mine off a guy who had never even unpacked it 3 yrs ago. Works good but very hard to find any reference to it by Jet, I assume it was rebranded, probably a Chinese product. So far it's been a good tool.

Dusty, I for one enjoy most of the banter as long as it's good natured. As far as the stats, I have been a registered member for a number of years but just realized that I am usually counted as a guest because I don't log in when I just want to check what's going on without participating. I usually ...

A pipe cutter if you have one available. 4 wheel would be best.