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Workbench on wheels.

Acquired this years ago, cannot remember when and where. Used to slip into the cut of sheet goods, e.g. plywood, keeps the cut end in place as you finish the cut.

Folks, it is painful to write (both, Physically & Emotionally), that I must leave here for a good while; I "took" a fall, at 75YO that's not good. the short story is My left arm is not cooperating and I can barely do 1/4 of the things that must be done. 75 YO, in my body [except for the Right Hip, it tells Me its 127 years old]. (I can still do humor) • • • • • but truth be told, I get depressed NOT being able to be creative in wood, AND seeing it done brings about some Depression[s] that I have worked on for Decades as a RVN Combat Veteran to get rid of. So I choose to "be absent" for a while • • • • I hope to to be back, but live with GOD'S WILL not my own . . . . a parting joke: "What is ORANGE, and Sounds just like a Parrot?" * * * * * * * * * * * A CARROT philip lives LIFE, on Life's terms

I have a small shop12×20 that needs a better heating system. Any ideas on how to heat it cheaply. I am currently using LP gas but need to upgrade.