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Thanks Brian, I do use a smaller compressor for the airtight clamps.? The Kaeser for CNC (which needed 100psi at 10CFM). Regarding use: is the concern that once you turn it on, it needs to run

Thanks John, I will try to find a buyer for whom this is much more suitable.? Meanwhile, I will do what you suggest. Anil

Marlowe, Because you showed me your Monarch (?) Unipoint I searched for the Northfield for several years before I found this one. Thanks for all your help through the years. Joe in New Orleans

That'd work too.

Nylon or deformed thread lock nuts. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Thanks for pointing that out. Ill make the correction.

The next time I have to re align my slider; I? will? remove the whole thing and? trash the Factory stand bolts and their coarse thread?? and? go with a fine thread I'll probably? make? custom

In good shaqpe that machine is totally? the Shizz~!!?? Not as universally? flexible as a good cabinet saw or a slider but?? a really? great tool.? IN GOOD SHAPE.?? If it ain't? well then

I second that sentiment. I have one and do all my rough sizing with it. Cuts the hardest 12/4 planks with ease. Mine is a 5hp model. Marlowe McGraw

The Unipoint is the RAS you want. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, August 1, 2020 12:54 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [FOG] Delta

Men, thank you so much for your help! I wish I had joined this group years ago. I find this task daunting enough in itself, and when I am second guessing myself it becomes even more challenging. To

Speaking of radial arm saws. I am selling my 1987 Northfield Unipoint. I was nervous to make the first cut but Mac had advised me to use a negative hook angle blade, it has a low use 16” Forrest WW

Randy, thanks for pic.? I see the flange bearings now, but I can't tell how this was assembled.? Did you cut the ends of a bolt off to make a shaft, and the flange bearings have set screws to how

Anthony, You will not have enough positioning latitude to alter the toe-out using locknut #7. Loosen the nut marked #3 on the bottom side of the chassis (the lower one) at all positions except one at

From what I understand from talking with a Kaeser they don't recommend their compressors for any situation except where high use and continuous air is needed. This is so the constant cycling keeps the

Not where I would do it, I don’t think there is enough slop from the bolt to the slot in the extrusion to allow much movement. #3 that is under the chassis, loosen all of those except for the one

Kf700s- it does NOT have the long horizontal set screws as shown below

Sam, i would probe the relay terminal pads on the PCB to confirm that the short is not in the board. imran

A few comments 1. There are 3 classes of RAS:? home user level (Craftsman, Montgomery Ward, end-of-life Delta and DeWalt),? small professional shop: Delta and DeWalt mostly,? and large commercial

A large receiver tank so it runs longer each time it needs to fill up. I would also add in a second small compressor to use when you just need enough air for clamps or something. That way you only run