woodworking machines

[Jon Page]

I am knot familiar with this woodworking equipment.
However I use the Shopsmith line for my shop woodworking
requirements which by design is a space saver. The one unit
is a table saw, disc sander, lathe and drill press. The bandsaw,
jointer and planer utilize the same headstock and interchanging
is not difficult. There are other add-on features also.
The only drawback (if you consider it to be one) is the table tilts
rather than the blade to obtain angled cuts on the table saw.
If you have limited space, I wood recommend it.  :-)
Jon Page
Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net)
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At 11:31 AM 3/19/97 -0400, you wrote:
>List,
>
>I am looking for information regarding the quality and use of the Robland
>X31 and/or EuroShop C300 combination woodworking machines. Does anyone have
>experience with these machines or leads I can pursue? Mail privately if you
>do not wish to clutter the list. Thank You!
>
>Don McKechnie
>Ithaca College
>dmckech@ithaca.edu
>
>Mark Your Calendars Now For NYSCON 97!
>October 17-19,1997
>Radisson Hotel
>Corning, NY
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