Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Great sawhorses. We've set them up with a top to use as a table for a table saw. We've put a dresser on the sawhorses for easy refinishing/painting. They break down easily for storage. They are sturdy enough for all projects that we've needed them for. Very happy with this product! Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I picked up this book at an antiwar rally last year, assuming that it was about the current mess in Iraq; much to my surprise, this book was written many years ago, during the first Gulf War. So I thought I'd see if its analysis held up; the answer: not at all. The book is full of erroneous predictions, rendered in mystifying rhetoric, which I assume can only be understood by a few loyal followers of the author. The book does have one virtue: it is howlingly funny at times, although of course only by accident - so if you weary of theonion.com and the Daily Show, you might find it useful. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: THIS IS THE QUINTESENTIAL REFERENCE FOR ALL ERECTOR COLLECTORS AS WELL AS BUILDERS. I HAVE HAD THIS BOOK FOR 2+ YEARS NOW AND CAN'T PUT IT DOWN. I CONSTANTLY USE THE EASY TO FOLLOW PROGRESSIONS TO EVALUATE A SET BEFORE I PURCHASE IT AND USE IT AFTER PURCHASING FOR ACCURATE INVENTORY OF THE PARTS WITHIN THE SETS. I WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT THIS MANUAL IF I WERE EVEN THINKING ABOUT STARTING AN ERECTOR COLLECTION. COVERS SETS FROM 1933 -1962. BILL BEAN AND AL STERNAGLE HAVE DONE A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF RESEARCH BEFORE WRITING THIS MANUAL. THE PREDECESSOR TO THIS BOOK, VOLUME 1 IS JUST AS CONCISE AND I RECOMMEND THAT MANUAL AS WELL. TOGETHER, THEY COVER ERECTOR FROM THE CRADLE TO THE PROVERBIAL "GRAVE"...A++++++ IN ALL RESPECTS..G.D/AKA... "DOGWRINKLES" Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: A bit of a disappointment...photocopied black-and-white pages in a looseleaf binder. Sure, there is some good information here but no color photographs and even some of the photocopied pages were not very good...it should have been priced at $8 to $10 rather than the $35 that I paid...I must say I'm a bit embarassed to admit that I paid that price...even more embarassed that I didn't demand my money back...oh well, I'm a sucker for space-stuff. I'll just be more careful next time. Answer:

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