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Old 11-03-2008, 06:57 PM   #1
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Anyone ever use one here? Got a deal I can't refuse (free) and need to know if anyone has any info on using them?

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It's pretty much a 'must have' if you're serious about cabinetry.
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It's pretty much a 'must have' if you're serious about cabinetry.
I know that. I was wondering about the Boise Crane. I can't find much info on it and the company is out of business. I only know that they made heavy duty commercial grade cast iron stuff.
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