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Hello from the San Francisco Bay Area. I am a retired IT professional and have done some woodworking over the years. I took a couple of wood shop classes in high school in the early '60s but no other training. craftsman 315.17461 Cliff | ||
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Welcome to the RouterForums family Cliff.
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Welcome from Michigan! 
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