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EricKeller
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found this link through the MIMF, I can never remember if you can have links there, but I had to google for this.

Some interesting machines for your new guitar factory., although some don't seem to have an obvious purpose.

guitar machines

I like the side bending machines where you press the sides into a mold.
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Wow, that Auto Side Board Forming Press would take up most of my shop. What a huge machine!

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Incredible! No wonder they can build them so cheap.
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And here I am making all these ply-wood and plastic jigs!

I did notice among all the automatic multi high dollar machines sat a Hand Buffer.


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Hey, they looked so neat, I bought them all!

Now I just have to figure out how to get them delivered!

On the other hand, I wonder what my wife will say?

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Hey Steve, I'm sure she will be absolutely thrilled!

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Wife: Is that a new machine?
Me: No dear, I've always had that.
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A good tool/machine lasts much longer than your wife can stay mad about you buying it.


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[QUOTE=Pwoolson] A good tool/machine lasts much longer than your wife can stay mad about you buying it. [/QUOTE]

that's my motto! Whenever I'm tempted to buy a cheap tool, I remind myself that I'll still have the tool long after my wife forgets how much it cost.
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[QUOTE=EricKeller] I remind myself that I'll still have the tool long after my wife forgets how much it cost.[/QUOTE]

Hummmm, Wife no forget. Only lets you think she does, Until next time.


Wife, Now don't you try to tell me you already had that

Me, No dear, I borrowed that from aaahhh????? ?? Wayne!!!


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[QUOTE=EricKeller] Wife: Is that a new machine?
Me: No dear, I've always had that.[/QUOTE]

Been there, still doing that!

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