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    auction fun

    Went to an auction this am and spent 600 bucks:

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    The performax runs great; the wood includes some walnut, bass wood, mesquite, cherry, oak, ebony, locust; forstner pits, paddle bits, chisels, gimlets, a perfume atomizer bushing (can't have too many of those), and I had to get those dividers. All in all a pretty decent haul.

    Can anybody tell me what that yellow and green thing is?
    Stand for something, or you'll fall for anything.

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    I think it looks like a circle cutting jig someone built for a bandsaw.

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    I'd agree with Mike on the Circle Cutting Jig--betting the holes in the arm to be 1/4" diameter. Nice set of dividers too, along with the wood. If you decide to sell the Performax, give me a shout--i've been watching for a reasonable deal on one close enough to pick up (I'm in La Porte County).
    earl

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    Google Platte River jig

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnny means View Post
    Google Platte River jig
    Thanks Johnny. Now I get it.
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    You did good! Looks like a quality auction with real woodworking tools and accessories. I haven’t seen one of those for a while around here.

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    Nice haul. I'm jealous of that sander...I'd love to find a "really good deal" on one of those at this point. I owed the larger version years ago, but after never using it, sold it off. Now...I have a need. Go figure.
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