Ryobi parts

Need help finding a web site for Ryobi parts -- keep ending up in a dead end. Beginning to wonder if they even have a web site for parts.

Reply to
Herb Robinson
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Yes, but it is not the Ryobi home page.

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Edwin Pawlowski

Reply to
Will

A circa 1950 Delta 14" bandsaw works just fine for slicing frozen bread to just the perfect toast thickness and for butchering moose.

Reply to
Luigi Zanasi

Parts for a Ryobi? Next you'll be wanting to know the best technique for flattening and re-using tin (aluminum) foil.

sorry. couldn't resist.

UA100

Reply to
Unisaw A100

A vacuum veneering press works really nicely for flattening foil. max

Reply to
max

This place has a good inventory and good prices on Ryobi parts.

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Reply to
Neal

hey, recycled aluminum foil makes the *best* hats....

Reply to
bridger

1800 525 2579
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bridger

Should that have been followed by Don't Ask Me How I Know This?

Speaking of which, a Sears band saw works real good for cutting frozen sausage.

UA100

Reply to
Unisaw A100

A General 20 inch bandsaw can do serious damage to a frozen Virginia ham!!!! Max (don¹t ask)

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max

Yahbut, you wanna cut a body in half, you have to go with a DoAll.

UA100, who has long since lost the link to Band Saw Suicide...

Reply to
Unisaw A100

Will this help?

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Glen

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to be on that site, dont know if it still is or not. Couldnt find it but didnt spend a lot of time looking either.

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LP

Nope...links to ogrish or somethingawful never do, sorry.

Reply to
Dave Hinz

Still don't look like suicide to me. Take off the shoes? Loosen the belt? Straddle the post?

C'mon - he was pushed. Prolly for not paying his dues.

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patrick conroy

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