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Here's a crop of a picture that shows some details; I can get you more in-depth pictures if you need them.? Anyway, you can see the wooden block just under the fence there, and the Harvey Shark base

Thanks Jonathan. This guy subs doors and drawer fronts to me. I told him he can’t afford me to apply the bead ? So he is going to do that and I shared with him the methods he can try. BTW, I am

Imran. I have done solid plant on staff bead its a lot of work, and you have very little room for discrepancy, but it does look extremely nice. Most would add the staff bead to the frame, this way its

Anil, I'm in portland and i'm interested in talking to you about it. Please give me a call when you get a moment. Scott, 360.606.1106

Thank you Brett and Jared. Those are essentially the options I received on my FB group. We got people with good experience ? Imran Malik IAM Wood

Cnc mdf, mitered solid or an applied bead. Those look cnc or mitered [email protected]> wrote:

Imran, 1.That photo suggests CNC made the exterior bead. 2.For a more traditional technique, run some molded/bead edgebanding, and affix around outside perimeter as trim detail. 3. Or route/plane

Thanks for the comments. ?Previously I had an Excalibur telescopic blade guard with a Unisaw and hated it. ?By itself it was fine, but it could not swing or pivot out of the way. ?I had an aluminum

I have the Harvey Shark mounted to my K3 Winner 79x48.? It was expensive, however the quality is there, in my opinion.? This thing is solid!? It is also very adjustable, which I guess is good and

Hi. I have the Grizzly but I should have bought the Harvey Shark. The Grizzly works okay if you just want to save money. The Shark looks to be better built. Just my opinion. I have a Hammer 79’

Anil, I was thinking about buying a 500V. Curious how you think the build quality isn't as robust as it used to be? Thanks Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: -- Dave & Marie

What is the best way to achieve a bead like below around the outside perimeter of the door? Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Thank you and that is helpful. ?Will likely get the Harvey but just want to make sure my expectations were in line with the improvements. ?Appreciated! -- Mike Hopkins

Mike, You intend to go from the Euro guard to the overhead guard. This has been discussed here so you should be able to find info by searching. I made the switch because I did not like removing the

Today I just hooked my blade guard dust port to my DC and removed the shop vac that had been collecting dust for the overhead portion for the dust collection. ?This is a temporary situation and I am

You're probably right, David :-). Interestingly, a few years ago I was stupid enough to sell the 500V when I was moving homes and ended up buying the next version of it recently - much more expensive

Ah okay, thanks Lucky, I had not realized that. ?Usually I only move it when I reconfigure my shop, though I’ve done it a few times this year :-) Anil

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Just be aware that the multipress is not rigid enough to be moved on a regular basis. It loses calibration alarmingly quickly. I have the mobility kit but no longer move the press because of the

You know you're going to kick yourself later if you sell it. Check with Joel Gelman. He used the space on the back side of the multipress. I can't remember exactly now what he did but I remembered