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I’m in.

Me, too. Mark

I am in as well. gary

Looks good! Glad it works well for you.

Can this be set up as a two tier group? You'd have your "free" section that has valuable information but limited. Just enough to keep you wanting more. The paid section gives members full access to

> We still need to address the elephant in the is membership in this group worth 5 bucks a year to you? i would give that. Ned on the smithy group had the same problem and he took donations

Here is my version of the blade brush designed by Rob M.? ?I bought a 8 mm pillow block bearing and brush.? ?I turned the shaft and spacer and bent/punched holes in the 16 gage sheet metal.?

Joe, My experience has been that it doesn't hurt to have more than one moderator so long as the rules are fairly simple. We can cover for one another when unexpected events happen, among other things.

I will be glad to help out if needed Wayne Sent from far far away

Bill in OKC, I did have another individual step up and I've elevated him to Moderator. His name is Mike and I'll let him chime in if he chooses to do so. Are you interested in becoming a Moderator?

Likewise, Ralph. Several of the groups that you and I both belong to made the move to groups.io, and to premium groups where appropriate, because I and others (including you) suggested such, and

I'll chip in five bucks . If everybody does the same we can probably pay for a couple of years or even more . I'll be watching for that paypal ... -- Snag

On 12/11/2020 3:23 PM, Bill in OKC too via groups.io wrote:

I have been a member of numerous groups that upgraded from the free groups with contributions from group members. It only takes a few of us to make the upgrade. So if an admin wants to do an upgrade

You're right, I did switch them. Which makes it a good way to reduce the size of the group a bit, after all.? Good catch! It will certainly be cheaper than upgrading the group to premium. Might be a

If you're talking about the saw, that's great IF you have one. I don't, as mine was a Craigslist find. It fired up where I bought it, but tripped the inverter that was running it. I figured it was

The owners manual has all the details.

Pretty sure you're going to find that only works on premium groups. And even there it shares the total space of the group, which is 20gb. Next step up is enterprise groups, and those are $200/month

Hi Bill I just checked the files for one that could be deleted, but I figure you got the numbers backward 924MB in photos and 204MB in files so the major one is photos.. I agree the high res photos

Joe As a group owner I have created subgroups, each one has the same storage as the main group. It just takes 3 clicks to make one. I can help if needed. Ken