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In Pakistan. Market by my parents house in the town of Wah Cantt. Imran ?Imran, Where is that picture taken. Jon S

Imran, Where is that picture taken. Jon S

I saw this yesterday in local market. They were edging sheets and I could smell it from distance. It was still there this morning so thought I share. Imran

Are the issues people reported here with noise due to not having the segmented pressure bar? Another advantage of segmented pressure bar (per Felder) is planing of thinner stock. Another option

Thanks Jonathan, Nice looking work I might add. My first move is to move up to bottom mount slides. Glen Big Tree Woodworking P.O. Box 257 Avery Ca 95224 wrote:

Most planers over 20" have the segmented chipbreaker ( pressure beam ). When I buy used, those parts and springs are the first to have problems but if buying new, not an issue. I'm to the age where

Lining up my wish list for the AD951 and KF 700, with the help of forum members I am clear on the overheadhead guard for the KF, and saving $750 (much needed) by not getting the integrated adjustable

Hi Mark, <<The PP produces Delta 3 Phase, which by definition has one leg at 208v to ground, and two legs at 120v to ground.? The 208v leg is called the "high leg.">> You may be in for a surprise as

According to the manual even after you disconnect power, it says to wait 30 minutes for internal charges to dissipate before servicing. Glen Big Tree Woodworking P.O. Box 257 Avery Ca 95224

I cut the power to the PP to turn it off. I'm too clumsy and forgetful. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 8:35 PM To: imranindiana <imranindiana@...>;

Thanks Michael, Yes I am disappointed in the slides I got, I just ordered some Blum under mounts and going to mock up a drawer and see how they do. I may just switch over to that. Glen Big Tree

Right, so when's it off you can't start motor but you can kill yourself ;-)

Mark, I found that out the hard way. Even though there is voltage to ground there is no voltage phase to phase. I posted here to verify this before working on downstream circuits. Previously, I only

Because of your earlier comments regarding the droop, I build stronger brackets while assembling my saw. The arm still droops when it's at a right angle, but it's less than a couple inches. Not really

Haven't really noticed any wear on the tires.

Okey, 0.001" (0.025 m.m.)? or twice that? sounds more realistic to achieve than 0.005 m.m. In my textbook they recommend using equipment to grind the knives while mounted to get it down to 0.005

Yes martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell 608-824-0023 fax airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com Designing and building for 47 years

Thanks John, I actually spent a few hours reading many posts about the bandsaws (searched for variations of? "FB" and "610"), but do not remember specific discussion around the proper position on the

Thanks David, it's good to know that someone is using Alex's method for the FB-610 with good results.? Have you seen any issues with the blade chewing up the rubber - having a slight crown should

I have an October 2019 k700s with the 52” rip and the overhead guard, mine drop an ity bity bit if any at all when rotated. Here is how mine is attached Regards, Mark