Old Woodworking Machines web site

[nsum]

Does anyone know what has happened to the "Old Woodworking Machines" web site

?

I'm trying to look up some parts for an old bandsaw and keep getting a "The page cannot be displayed" message.

Is it still active?

Thanks.

[Leon]

Nice Site,,, I wonder it Keith has hear of it? :~)

[Leon]

[Pat Barber]

The owner of the server is on vacation, and it appears that the start page got hosed...

Le> Does anyone know what has happened to the "Old Woodworking Machines" web

[nsum]

Thanks to all.

[charlie b]

Tried the url with both IE 5 and Netscape 3.0 and got

Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'

Unspecified error

/fpdb/DBCN.inc, line 8

Another winner for MicroSoft!

charlie b

[Dave Hinz]

You do know that IE5 has been put on "End of life" for support, right? Meaning, no bug fixes, no security patches, nothing. Netscape 3 is also very old, and at a minimum you'll be unable to connect to any https:// website that is using modern acceptably high encryption.

Well...as much as I dislike Microsoft (which is a LOT), criticizing them that a browser they're saying "It's too old, don't use it anymore" doesn't work properly is a bit unfair. One could argue that it was crap when it was brand new as well.

Have you tried Firefox from

? Nice fast browser, has popup blocking built in, supports current encryption and certificates, and isn't from Microsoft. Oh, and it's free and doesn't suck.

Dave Hinz

[Pounds on Wood]

Try

correct address usually works better :-)

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[Pat Barber]

The broken start page at

to be okey dokey at 16:50PM.

Pat Barber wrote:

[JAW]

I had no problem with this link......

JAW

charlie b wrote: