Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the group.

Larry

Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got
a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the
group.

Larry

The group policy is that you ship the products to me for review prior to any
FS post. All liability for shipping, and any incidental disappearance of
the product is borne by the shipper. Sorry - that's just the groujp
policy...

--

-Mike-

On 6/5/2013 10:29 PM, Mike Marlow wrote:
Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got
a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the
group.

Larry

The group policy is that you ship the products to me for review prior to any
FS post. All liability for shipping, and any incidental disappearance of
the product is borne by the shipper. Sorry - that's just the groujp
policy...

Don't believe it, Larry, Mike lies! PM me and I'll send you MY address,
I'm supposed to do thatg

Seriously, I don't recall seeing a ban on such postings if there is one.
If no one points out a breach of etiquette prior to tomorrow
afternoon, I would suggest going for it. A few on topic posts offering
up surplus woodworking equipment/tools isn't going to kill anyone.

We all post gloats from time to time and those tend to take on a life of
their own with the "one upmanship" and weeping, wailing, gnashing of
teeth, etc over what mighta coulda beeng

Had the common sense to ask suggests that you won't wear out your welcome.

"Gramp's shop" wrote:

Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've
got a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of
the group.
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If it goes to windward while close hauled, keeps the beer cold,
and snuggles into a quiet anchorage at the end of the day,
NO PROBLEM.

If it leads to a lot of work that cuts into summer sailing, not so
sure.G

Lew

On Wednesday, June 5, 2013 9:42:06 PM UTC-5, Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the group. Larry

No objection, here. Even if I'm not buying, I like to see pics (link), too.

Sonny

Sonny wrote:
On Wednesday, June 5, 2013 9:42:06 PM UTC-5, Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got a
couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the group. Larry

No objection, here. Even if I'm not buying, I like to see pics (link), too.

Sonny

The answer to your question title the post with FS/For Sale " what it is".
If we are not interested in buying, we are not interested in reading,
putting for sale in the title lets us know not to read.

On 6/5/2013 8:42 PM, Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the group.

Larry

I was wondering, how would the group use them? Would we all gather at
your house, or would we take turns shipping them around the country, or
what?

Just Wondering wrote:
On 6/5/2013 8:42 PM, Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've
got a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of
the group. Larry

I was wondering, how would the group use them? Would we all gather at
your house, or would we take turns shipping them around the country,
or what?

Shipping costs, of course, paid by the seller...

--

-Mike-

In article ,
Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got a
couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the group.

Larry

Some people will thank you, others will gripe, a few will flame.
Personally I have no issue with non-commercial for sale messages in
the newsgroup, just put FS or FOR SALE in the subject line.


--
The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation
with the average voter. (Winston Churchill)

Larry W. - Baltimore Maryland - lwasserm(a)sdf. lonestar. org

Keep in mind this newsfeed can be seem any place that offers newsgroups
in the world.

Maybe craigslist would be a better venue. Or if it is old stuff, the
BYOD on Old Wood Working Machines.

Mike in Ohio

On 6/5/2013 10:42 PM, Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the group.

Larry

On Thu, 06 Jun 2013 23:18:15 -0400, mungedaddress
wrote:

Keep in mind this newsfeed can be seem any place that offers newsgroups
in the world.

Maybe craigslist would be a better venue. Or if it is old stuff, the
BYOD on Old Wood Working Machines.

Mike in Ohio

On 6/5/2013 10:42 PM, Gramp's shop wrote:
Any objection to the occasional for sale announcement here? I've got a couple of items gathering dust that may be useful to one of the group.

Larry

I scored a used Unisaw with a large sliding table right off the Rec.
30 minutes from my house, 1/2 mile from my mothers house.The FS has
always been considered adequate. It is good to give your location so
people don't ask stupid question & be clear the freight is on them.
Also let them know who is responsible for packing if it is a larger
item, or only for local pick up.

Mike M

I've never found dust useful. Others might feel differently.

Ivan Vegvary wrote in news:fb71d71f-a7e0-4751-
:

I've never found dust useful. Others might feel differently.


It's got its uses, but they're few and far between.

Alton Brown used hardwood sawdust to produce smoke for smoking fish, I
believe.

Sawdust absorbs liquids, so can be good for cleaning some spills.

Mix it with glue and you can make a wood filler.

Throw a handful into a fire and boom instant "fireworks". Steam engine
owners will sometimes throw sawdust in the firebox of their engines and
create a spark show.

It doesn't take a whole lot to do any of these things, way more than the
average working shop generates. Therefore, I make the following offer:
Free Sawdust! You pick up.

Puckdropper
--
Make it to fit, don't make it fit.