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I’m a long time lurker. I don’t see how to contribute some money. ?Let me know and I’ll paypal some over. -Bill Kahn

I'm a new moderator here, Ralph, not the owner, who asked for help. Can't do it on my own.? Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an

It's currently $200/year, or $20/month (comes to $240/year). Things like that happen when you suddenly need a bunch of server space, as Mark did when a bunch of folks decide they all need to move at

I'll contribute, but couldn't find the poll.

Bill just publish a paypal account and let that be your poll!! Ralph [email protected]> wrote:

You have to select the poll from the blue box at the top. prepayment is not an option, the cost will go up over time. Last year it started at 110, then went up as io got really busy. Ken

I havent seen the poll either, but willing to contribute. It seems, with 4000 members at even $1 each we could prepay for many, many years David North

It sent out a message about the poll with a link to the poll a couple days ago, and you can look at the messages on the group site, and click on the first message, which also has the link. Bill in OKC

Do we remit the funds to the 4x6 administrator or the group administrator??WheelerSent via the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

I don’t see the poll either, I see poll in the menu but that is to create a new poll. I will contribute a reasonable amount too. ?What cost are you looking at? I owned several yahoo groups with

I can’t find where I received a poll but I will place my vote as “ I’m a lurker but I will contribute “, a reasonable amount. [email protected]> wrote:

Just in case the Poll email doesn't display to everyone, I've asked everyone who participates in the group to take the poll. So far, only 32 people have done so. That is less than 1% of the members

Well, we've had 32 people including myself take the poll. Less than 1% of the group. I thank those of you who took the time to vote, even if you don't want to contribute. I've looked at the photos,

Good info John. I haven’t been using my bandsaw all that long (new to it), but so far with the blade brushes I put on it, I haven’t had any issues with the guide bearings. They have none or almost

Staggered guide rollers are not a new idea, several of the old-time (80's or 90's?) 4x6's had it as a feature (Ridgid I think was one brand (as in the pipe wrenches). I came at it from my obsession

Mostly I'm trying to educate myself..? When you write stuff down, things occur to you that wouldn't otherwise, and you get new insight. Like Rick says "All of us are smarter than any one of us"- jv

Hi John, I *thought* I needed to reduce the RHS shaft diameter, but it turns out I need to reduce the LHS.? ?I tested a series of different shim thicknesses and measured the top/bottom thickness

Hi John, Have you written up anything regarding the guide roller modification you mentioned?? It sounds interesting. Thanks! Mark

Wax or kerosene for aluminum, dry for brass are traditional. I also found that using WD-40 from a pump can deliver just a small amount of lube to the cut and can be done as needed.

That depends on what kind if welding equipment you have , John ! -- Snag