"Jim Giblin" wrote in message
I went. The show had some tables set up from the big guys (Porter Cable,
General, etc.) and a host of smaller companies (CMT, etc.). There were no
'new for 2005' tools being shown. The 'show prices', as far as I could
tell, were on a par with Amazon so there were no deals to be had in my
opinion. There were only two demo scheduled for the afternoon and neither
one was offered during the hour I was there. In summary, it was pretty
lame
show.

LOL ... sounds like every other wwing show in existence for the past few
years. I usually go to buy my yearly quota of one Forrest WWII at a price
you can't find anywhere else. The parking fee is starting to make that not
viable, and it you have to feed a tagalong, forget about it.

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