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Delta VS. Dewalt Scrollsaw (sales people) (by Cooksre on 1997/07/13, 2 replies)
Whoah Bill!! I enjoy reading your posts and think that you are a strong contributor to this ng but I gotta take issue with your attack on sales people. Bill Grumbine said: liars > who will say anything to get their product into your hands and ... (more)

Delta VS. Dewalt Scrollsaw (by Jack Zucker on 1997/07/11, 5 replies)
I know...Check dejanews. Well, I did and there were only a few articles. I looked at both of these machines today and I really fell in love with the Dewalt. It seems extremely well made and I don't really need the "free" stand. The salesman seemed to think that the Dewalt was better for "inside" work and more delicate cuttings while the Delta was better for more heavy duty use. After looking at both saws, I'm not sure what would make the Delta a better saw for heavy duty use (whatever that means...) ... (more)

Delta VS. Dewalt Scrollsaw (by Jack Zucker on 1997/07/11, 5 replies)

I know...Check dejanews. Well, I did and there were only a few articles.
I looked at both of these machines today and I really fell in love with
the Dewalt. It seems extremely well made and I don't really need the
"free" stand. The salesman seemed to think that the Dewalt was better
for "inside" work and more delicate cuttings while the Delta was better
for more heavy duty use. After looking at both saws, I'm not sure what
would make the Delta a better saw for heavy duty use (whatever that
means...) ... (more)

HTML Posts in rec.ww (by tquac... on 1998/01/30, 9 replies)
There's an ongoing thread over in news.admin.net-abuse.usenet concerning whether posting in HTML constitutes usenet abuse. I've noticed a fair amount of HTML posts here and was wondering if there was a consensus of opinion in rec.woodworking about the issue. Personally, I find it mildly irritating. I can view the posts if I really want to, but usually don't. I assume people using non-HTML aware readers don't care for the practice? ... (more)

HTML Posts in rec.ww (by tquac... on 1998/01/30, 9 replies)

There's an ongoing thread over in news.admin.net-abuse.usenet
concerning whether posting in HTML constitutes usenet abuse. I've noticed
a fair amount of HTML posts here and was wondering if there was a
consensus of opinion in rec.woodworking about the issue.

Personally, I find it mildly irritating. I can view the posts if I
really want to, but usually don't. I assume people using non-HTML aware
readers don't care for the practice? ... (more)

cordless saw/drill kit for hardwood work (by Leon on 21 Dec 2001, 1 reply)
I personally only like to plug batteries into drills. That said, I use a DeWalt and a Panasonic 9.6 drill and neither one has a problem with drilling and putting screws into oak. While I own an old Ryobi AP10 planer, I doubt that I would put thought into purchasing any of their products now. ... (more)

cordless saw/drill kit for hardwood work (by Greg on 21 Dec 2001, 1 reply)
I have a 18v DeWalt and it's the best thing I ever bought, it will put up holes in your brick walls all day long!!!! Saws similar. You get what you pay for, some cheap 24v with 3 year warrantee on market now, got to be worth a go. "Tony" <testra...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:44fc6e4b.0112211056.48648a@posting.google.com... ... (more)

Cordless tools (by EricP on 30 Nov 2004, 7 replies)
Yes, Makro had them in last week for much less, but it didn't matter, they are absolute crap! ... (more)