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I’m happy with my Kappa. It was some issue with dust port. Always big chunks stack . But we came out solution Im even planing update to kappa 590 !! Elegance Custom Cabinetry Minneapolis, Minnesota

I did the same thing about 6 months ago. I was surprised how much twist it had. Even the vise faces didn't meet evenly. Much better now.

Mark, I hope you are right, was kinda of disappointed to read of the poorer dust collection on the Kappa 400. I have enjoyed very good dust collection on my K500P with Grizzly overhead dust guard. Of

Nice write up Lucky, now you have me thinking I should have sprung for the xmotion on the k940?.... For what it’s worth the k940 I received with a build date of Nov 2020 does have a 5” internal

Pat: Great. I think you’ll love the saw. And a huge yes to getting an epoxy floor put in BEFORE the Kappa arrives. I’ve done my epoxy floor in parts, moving all the machinery into 1 third of the

Thank you Lucky for the detailed response. In considering upgrading from my K500P, I had previously said I was going with the K700S, but changed my order to the Kappa 400 X-Motion. Now for a estimated

nice idea. sweet looking workbench also

HI Pat: I’m not sure whether you’re directing your “it’s been five years” email to me or someone else, but for sure I had a lot to say about the poor dust design of the Kappa 400. Has it

A good level has a thousand uses… Super nice bench, well done! Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

nice bench and well done ? Imran

I'm between projects so I decided to flatten my Roubo workbench.? I started by using two levels, one yellow and one black, as winding sticks.? With my old eyes I found it difficult to see the twist

I am applying it in shop . First time used the niosh ov/sd/hc/cl filters on my mask. These are ~15 yrs old. Did not smell a thing until i took them off before leaving the shop, so I guess they work. I

It’s great stuff. The first coat dries in a reasonable amount of time, depending on your weather conditions, but subsequent coats take forever to dry if you do full coats in cold temperatures, so

I have no great experience in finishing but I have to say that I have not used anything that is so easy and quick to apply. Off course I have only applied the first coat and 3 coats are required but I

Greg: Are any of the Rangate items still available? If yes, which ones? Thanks, Fred Rossi

Yup, rear corner of the intake side. I have been pulling the bin before i can see the chips in window and still get the pile on floor. I have pulled the bin way before it is full and can see the it

This is the tap and die holder I made for my lathe - including drawings if you want to make your own. Adjust a bit more sophisticated than Joe Pie’s. https://www.flickr.com/gp/davidpbest/gn391W

Imran, Did overfill the bin today and I got a lot of dust falling down when I pull the drum. As the bin was more than full on the right (where you have the intake in my RL140), it makes sense for the

I had not given this much thought, but it takes 2 to bid something up. It was stated that the winning bid has no buy/sell history. How about the other party that was involved? Imran

Yes – Same here although it’s in my back yard in Austin, TX. Regards, Chris Perren Sent: Saturday, January 2, 2021 12:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Broken Tap David Best