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The recently revived old thread on pricing cabinet work got me curious when it was locked. Seemed fairly obvious it was a very old thread, but “revived” by someone asking for updated info on the subject, and the discussion thereafter pertained to current pricing. I guess I’m curious if it is bad form to reply to any thread that is dated? I use the search function frequently, so want to know what is and isn’t frowned upon. Thanks guys
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It's fine to respond or to post in any open thread here no matter what its age.
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Thanks Keith. Just wanted to make sure I didn’t violate any rules, spoken or unspoken.
Agreed. The historical value of some of our discussions has been a boon to me more than once.
"A hen is only an egg's way of making another egg".
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Google is good at finding old threads. If you can remember a few words in the right order, as well as who posted them, + sawmillcreek (or whatever site) a whole lot of hits will come up (including all of the things I got wrong).Originally Posted by glenn bradley
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Our Forum archives are a fantastic source of information.
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I appreciated finding Thomas Wilsons reference to his "self-styled Tool of the Month Club".
I wonder how far Mr. Wilson took that idea?
https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread....ter-Box-34-080
Best Regards, Maurice
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