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The great "Chucklehead" shot? That was a No. 8.

A'yup, him a big boy and I heard he's still growing.

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The missus says that about me from time to time. "Yeah, he's still a growing boy!" Only problem is where she points when she says it...

Jim

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The 34-350(The saw that the Unisaw wanted to be) is the bigger boy in the family. It was built in 04/66 in Tupelo.

The average Unisaw comes in at a dainty 380 lbs, while the

12-14" comes in at 830 lbs. The 12-14 has a cast iron table that is 38"x48". The miter guage comes in at 15lbs. The motor is a standard 3hp single phase and it hits the scales at 120lbs.

The saw was purchased at auction last January for $165.

It ran the day I plugged it in with no additional work.

Any questions ???

Jim Wils> Pat Barber wrote...

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oh...

no, guess not. *sigh*

ok, just one...Is it possible that the huge vortex of negative pressure that formed over your shop last January there is still affecting the weather here? It suddenly got cold and windy outside. (G)

Cheers!

Jim

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My biggest home run to date...

You gotta go to a LOT of turkey shoots to finally get the big one.

Jim Wils> Pat Barber wrote...

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