I am owner and a moderator on the South Bend Heavy 10 group also. It’s very lightly used. Jim B, -- Jim B

If I am not mistaken I believe we have set the group to automatically scale attachments to 488 X 488. That’s attachments only. Jim B, -- Jim B

We got grandfathered in when they started the newest pricing scheme. My Metal-Shapers-and-Planers group is about 3600 folks, and only $110 a year. It was also one of the first groups moved over here

Just a courtesy point: I nearly always reduce the file size of photos before emailing or posting. You don't need specialist photo processing software, just the standard windows stuff will allow you

Files aren't so much of a problem as photographs are. They can be pretty large. One of my cameras is a 16mp, though I usually use the cell phone, which is only a 8mp camera. Photos from the cell phone

I looked at the premium pricing too and when I thought $220 was the number was going to offer to cover the 1st year. I know it’s a job to moderate groups like this and considerably more of a job

Hi There, I am somewhat confused in regards to Groups.IO's pricing. I am co-owner of the clausing-lathe-and-mill group here on Groups.IO. Our Group is on the "premium" plan and we have over 2800

Thanks for digging into the price details, Bill. That's much higher than I expected after looking at the pricing page. I'm somewhat ambivalent about my email address getting out there -- it's out

If we do that, it exposes all the email address of all the members to the internet. And IIRC, you cannot change a groups from Private to Public after it's established. I'm pretty sure the answer is

So far as I can see, Jim B's plan to do nothing is about the best that can be done. It's getting a lot more expensive to upgrade now. https://groups.io/static/pricing A Premium Group is $20/month,

Can the files / photos be made available to people who aren't signed in? I'm also happy to help cover the cost, but I want those to be visible to people who're just trying to find a doc and don't

Thanks for the offer. I am trying to avoid that. -- Jim B

if you need to move it up to the pay size group , let me know & I'll chip in animal

Thanks Jim, I agree to do nothing. It will still take a while, certainly long enough for us to to review and save photos as we desire. Ray

Thank you for all the work you do to keep the forums open. Payson.

My set of ER40 just obtained is a 29pc set through 1" but I also see smaller sets that go to 1-1/4" (I think). My intention was to use them to hold odd-sized tooling in mill spindle, and then obtain

I received this message today. This email message is a notification to let you know that your group SouthBendLathe@groups.io is using over 80% of its available storage of 1GB. The storage space is

Hi Ruth, I don't usually get to respond early in the game here. Others answer the questions, and i lurk. By knob you must mean the knurled ring, at the end of the closer, with a setscrew just

Don't turn the knob so much between locking up loosely and the lever moving only slightly. You have to find the sweet spot. If you still struggle, then that knob on the end of the tube opposite the

The ER40 collets do not have a gap in their range. There are 29 collets in a complete imperial set. Most “sets” sold are not complete. I had to purchase individual collets to make a complete set.