I ' m thinking about my radial saw , and how my wife is getting a Dewalt 12 chopsaw on Christmas morning . Once we have that in place , i may feel a bit more inclined to set up the radial for more specialized operations . I like the idea of turning the old radial into an overarm moulder or shaper , more so than the thought of standing in the ejection arc of one loose knife <| sep |> I suppose the $ 29 . 99 price IS considered a deal when the original price is $ 149 . 99 <| sep |> Applies mostly to T 2 ! No potatoes , no pie , no cranberry sauce , and NO STUFFING ! Turkey ' s okay , though ! <| sep |> I think you are both right . It is about money , and expansion into new foreign markets will bring in more money . But , only if those markets are big or rich enough . This is the real issue Georgia is not big enough or wealthy enough to bring much money to the 6 N if they were to be included , particularly when considering the increased costs , and it being potentially at the expense of the large and rich Italy , or fairly rich Scotland , who also draw in interest from the rest of the UK . If it were Spain , Germany or Russia in this position then I believe expansion would be more likely , or even may have happened years before . Exactly the same is happening in the Southern Hemisphere Argentina and now Japan being expanded into rapidly and aggressively , whereas Fiji and Samoa are being largely ignored . Nobody could honestly say that going for the Sunwolves over a Pacific Island team was based purely on rugby playing ability . For the record , I ' m not championing this , I ' d like Georgia involved with the 6 N , just explaining what I believe the thinking to be .