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Newbie hoping to cut teeth on Grizzly g1495

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Just getting started. Got a Grizzly 1495 from estate sale. Was missing the banjo. Finding/modifying so I can use 6 inch tool rests I'm building. Thanks for the add
 
Just getting started. Got a Grizzly 1495 from estate sale. Was missing the banjo. Finding/modifying so I can use 6 inch tool rests I'm building. Thanks for the add

I have a Robust Sweet 16 dogleg banjo that I'd sell for half price of a new one......if you're interested.

It's on the right in the photo. Let me know.

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I find myself saying bad words to my Vicmark banjo! I have to remember to really tighten it down to make sure it doesn't slip as I turn. Most of the time I am in production mode so I am taking heavy roughing cuts. I guess I will get used to it eventually....

robo hippy
 
I find myself saying bad words to my Vicmark banjo! I have to remember to really tighten it down to make sure it doesn't slip as I turn. Most of the time I am in production mode so I am taking heavy roughing cuts. I guess I will get used to it eventually....

robo hippy
robo......I'll be replying to this post in the thread about my new Vicmarc VL240......
 
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