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I not sure how much $ the BWW Unisaur account has, but if you can't find what you need used a NEW Delta T2 will serve him well. $150ish from Amazon or Lowes.
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We got that covered for sure
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How's this, CJ?
30" system with tube, scale and front and rear support rails.
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Dang Bones, you are making me jealous. All the work you are putting into making sure this saw gets the proper treatment and goes to a good home. You had better treat that saw well CJ there is a lot of heart and sole going into it.
Wish I could help out but looks like everything is well covered.
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Hey CJ could you give us a list of items that you need. I am sure many of us here have items laying around that we no longer need. I know I do. List what you need so that we can get-r-done.
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Are we going to make this an annual project? Kinda like adopt a student woodworker and help them out?
How about lumber CJ, do we need a fund for filling your shop space with some of that Florida sourced sapwood?
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BacsiBob said:
Wait one!! It just occured to me that CJ hangs out in the hand tools forum. Maybe he would prefer a couple planes and a back saw. Heck, we could even throw in a few chisels 
I can't find the thread right now, but within the last year or so, there was a similar collection/donation of hand tools - IIRC he has a pretty nice setup now!
Of course you can never have too many tools, so I'm sure there are still some hand tools he could use... Correct me if I'm wrong, CJ? Any specific needs outstanding?
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So count me in on this Bones.
What else is needed?
Don't have any saw parts.
I see blades have been donated.
Moola?
Other hand tools?
Steve
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Moola is good--if we can't steal it or find it, we can buy it
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OK. I'll throw a pms
, er, pm yer way
Steve
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