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considering environmental impact i have spent more or same money as replacement to continue to reuse. replacing most of the metal frame on my trailer was one such an exercise. I wonder if a place like

I agree with Micheal. I used to have Leitz sharpened my blade, excellent service and price. CAD 15$ for 48 teeth Felder blade. Leitz guy told me the Felder blade can be sharpened about 10 times. Now I

I have a local place that does a pretty good job and is very inexpensive. Like 15$ for a simple sharpening and 8$ to replace a tooth. Might have to look around a bit, there might be somewhere close to

Hi Dave, thanks yowza $30k for that Martin way out of my league. On another note I spoke with the seller for the KF940 re: Craigslist posting $13k for a machine that is six months old that's more in

We’ve got a flood warning out at the moment so I’ve had to prepare, so it’s all covered in the latest job. I’ll post some picks ASAP! Thought of an adjustable roller as well but when I

There is a Martin T70 on woodweb https://www.woodweb.com/exchanges/machinery/posts/529135.html Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Tenryu blades on Amazon are cheap and good...and disposable Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Where are you located. John Kee turned me to Leitz, I am sure they have multiple locations but Grand Rapids was the nearish to me (I am in Indiana). There is another place highly recommended here on

I have saved several Felder Universal blades over the last few years with the intent to have them sharpened. ?I have never accomplished this task. ?What service are others using? ?If you so your

Hi Imran, Cleveland area but willing to travel.

A high end architectural veneer shop near me uses diluted TiteBond, not sure which number, applied with a paint roller.? The moisture cooks off amazingly fast - compared to 24 hours in torsion boxes

i know this isn't the advice you asked for but if going the CV route, consider the max and 7" mains with 5" or 6" drops. You are running some decent sized equipment and the performance will be much

Acharya, I can offer just a data point. My basic 5” spiral pipe (not clamp type) from Rockler is 24ga. I have no concerns that it will collapse under negative pressure and is plenty sturdy

Hi Tom, I do not. I don’t remember mixing it, am thinking unibond rings a bell Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Mark, Do you remember what the glue of choice was for hot press work?

This has been for sale for a while. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/tls/d/oakland-felder-940-sliding-table-saw-new/7259455957.html

I have CT and been very happy with it throughout my shop. Blast Gate has been great to work with. Thanks, Chris Perren

I'm following up on some research from a while back on dust collection ducting. A while back, one user here shared that"blastgateco.com has the very same ducting as Norfab at lease 35% less

thanks so much fellas ...i had overlooked? the cover plate in the back of the slide and lo and behold there was a battery there....popped a new one in and voila!!!?? thanks again!!!!!