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   forestgirl | Sep 11, 2002 07:08pm | #1

   That must be Rockler :-)  $89 -- same price as direct from Forrest, but of course you save shipping.  Don't get the 3 $5-sharpening coupons though.  Still, it is a good deal for being able to pick it up locally!  Unfortunately for moi, "locally" is a ferry ride away, at about $18 round trip.  Boo hoo.

   forestgirl -- Remembering the heroes and the victims

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   DennisS | Sep 11, 2002 08:38pm | #2

   Jamie -

   If you're serious about getting your hands on the Forrest blade during the sale, lemme know. I can run into town and pick one up and get it to you at the WW show in Oct.

   I never turn down an excuse to visit the tool store!

   Dennis in Bellevue WA

   woodnut@anatechsys.com

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   forestgirl | Sep 12, 2002 01:09am | #3

   Thanks Dennis!  Can't make any decision right now, though.  Am half-way through dumping about $1000 into new inventory for my retail (non-woodworking) store, and I'm not sure how long it'll take for it to start generating new sales.  I'm in a wait-'n-see mode for new spending.  Still collecting info on alternatives to Forrest, so that when I'm ready I can go for it (whatever It turns out to be, LOL).forestgirl -- Remembering the heroes and the victims