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Mac, Nice work! Joe

Here is one example of a free-standing guard with dust collection. I’ve not used it, so cannot vouch for it. https://www.grizzly.com/products/grizzly-universal-overarm-b -- John Hinman Boise ID

Can you lower the riving knife? It does not need to be above the blade. I had a Shark Guard on my old UniSaw. It was well made, but a bit fussy to use because my old saw did not have an actual riving

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Thanks Rod, You (and Brett, by PM) have made me realise that I was being dumb. I was tackling it in the same way as running a profile: fitting a false fence, breaking through, and not worrying about

After a scary-close call, I am looking for suggestions for a better-than-the-factory blade guard and dust pickup for my K3 slider.? The factory-designed blade guard hangs off the top of the

Gorilla woodwork!!!All this talk about shapers brings me to the thought , a few weeks ago I traveled to Hawaii after visiting daughter and grand kids in Portland. I’m a bad tourist and prefer to

I always set the fence parallel to the sliding table. Just not a good idea to use the fence as a bump stop. I’ve had a few in-table sliders and do not care for them at all. But they can be made to

As always, Mr. Best gives good advice and I've used similar techniques to establish square on other machines too, the only thing I do differently is wrap the square around the front so it's riding

The edging shoe is sold. Thank you, Steve

Brett, if your shaper fence is not precisely aligned coplanar to the travel of the sliding table, your technique will produce an angled cut. I prefer to align the crosscut fence to be 90-degrees to

Hi Brett, I use Brian’s square but this question is when fence is not being used as reference (as Joe mentioned in his recommendation). Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2024 12:57 PM To:

Imran, My favorite methods to square the tenoning-carrier to the fence: 1. A giant precision square like Lamb Tool Works referenced on a shaper fence, fit the crosscut fence to it, then clamp down

I had that same machine and really liked it. I upgraded to a Martin the cast iron table finish was polished on the Felder less so on the Martin, the fence on A951L is way better than the other Felder

Joe, Thanks for confirming. Interesting, it did not occur to me until now that this should work w/o worrying about the slider trajectory. However, the fence needs to be 90 deg to the travel of the

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Imran, Yes to keep the workpiece from either binding or coming away from the fence. Slot and tenon and through tenon the tenon length is critical to avoid clamping problems. Even when the fence is

I've talked about this a number of times over the years, but maybe not here. If you are aiming for a "rule of thirds" scenario, it can be hard to accomplish with just one Adjustable Groover.

Hi Joe, You mentioned: “The fence must be perfectly parallel to the sliding table or you will get a little variation in tenon length. I use a little crowned off bolt attached to the fence to

If you could get by with a 8mm slot that would open up more options for cutters. Bump stop on shaper fence.