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    Tool Gloat----Yippeeeeee

    Straight from the good folks over at Amazon.com. I used their price matching and free shipping to save a bunch of money. Hope to get it set up over the weekend. Powermatic 4224---3hp--24 inch swing. I would like to thank all the people here at SMC who have helped so much by sharing thier knowledge and works of art.
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    ---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---

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    Now that is a nice serious lathe--Love the color! Looks like it should have a track to sit on. Hope that you make some great stuff with it!
    Jerry

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    Wow, great gloat. I have the little brother (3520) and love it so I know you'll really be happy with your new toy--tool.

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    This lathe will be paying for itself. It's got to work for a living. I can not wait to get a big blank on this thing. Right now I am trying to get 7 pieces of furniture built---then I will be able to give this lathe a good work-out.
    ---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---

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    Holy smokers, Mr. Max! (I figure now that you've got a bit 'o the Gold, "Mr." is probably appropriate! ) Heckuva' score, my friend! That's truly one serious machine. Now that you've got one of the BIG boys, I'll expect to see something BIG and maybe other than Cedar???? I mean, with that bad boy, you can ransack firewood stashes of every size and flavor! Congrats.
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    Gary, Good gloat - congratulations. ...have a good weekend. -Steve

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    Congratulations Gary. You've been looking for a bigger lathe for a while now. I know you'll like it, or does Margie get it?

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    Congrats Gary! I have no doubt what you'll be doing this weekend!
    Ken

    So much to learn, so little time.....

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    Woo hoo!! That's a big-un, Gary! Congratulations. 'Can't wait to see what you spin up on that thing!
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    The most expensive tool is the one you buy "cheaply" and often...

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    Jim ---you can count on it being BIGGGGG.
    ---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---

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    Oh the guy in the pic is the truck driver from Tirstate trucking out on Danville Ky.
    I am twice his size--gray hair---bread---old---lazy--retired--and the list goes on and on.
    I try real hard not to work more than 6 hours a day and need to go fishing at least once a week. Making money will never be very important to me but spending time with my wife and friends will always be high on my list.
    ---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---

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    Gary congrats on the lathe! It sure seems to be a great one!

    P.s. your priorities are very well aligned!
    Jeff Sudmeier

    "It's not the quality of the tool being used, it's the skills of the craftsman using the tool that really matter. Unfortunately, I don't have high quality in either"

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