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I have an 941 and I want to plane some maple to .124" Is that safe or ok to do on this machine Thanks as always, Glen

it's probably?? Infra red and that's it.? the mechanics to get the blade to drop?? any one? can figure out: Motor ,Spring, Magnets, Solonoid,? ? all kind? of ways to?? skin that? cat

Mark, I agree 100% with your analysis. I needed some of my line to go underground to get closer to where my cars are. PEX is absolutely not allowed to go underground because there are some bugs that

Hi David, My 2016 Profile 45z x-motion has about 120mm of spindle travel. At the lowest the spindle will go it sticks up above the table 46mm to the top of the spindle cap bolt. Joe in New Orleans

The RapidAir website says it's HDPE, which is also what PEX is. There are variations of HDPE of course, and their website says theirs is different, but it might be BS. PEX-AL-PEX is PEX with an

Hi Imran, thank you for all the replies to my issue, I am sorry i did not reply I was unwell and have only just got back to my workshop and to the issues i was having The problem was apparently an

Joe, I had to make the same decision about 2 years ago. I ended up going with Rapid Air 3/4". I have a total of 9 drops. I bought 3 Rapid Air kits from Northern Tool as it was the cheapest way to get

Very true on the highest end of machines..their kappa 550 with the tilting dual bevel is around $70,000 depending in what options you want..

I think from the info available the system that Felder devised is probably a more go to. The more technology involved in the detection system the more chance to f__k up. Only time will tell if these

I guess I need to replace three sliders now lol. I wonder how much my liability insurance would go down? I hope Altendorf will licence the tech to other manufacturers. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture

I think all in all..its better than not having anything at all..

They really need to incorporate that inside the blade guard or it'll be knocked? around and broken real quickly.

Kind of depends upon the area around the blade that causes it to trip…. timing would be greater the larger the area. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

The video confirms the retraction time of about a quarter second. The sawstop detection event is flesh contact with blade, so response time needs to be a few milliseconds. The Altendorf detection

Maybe the article got it wrong, but it says the blade retracts in a quarter of a second? That sounds very slow. A SawStop breaks in 5ms, which is about 50 times faster.

Felder e-shop has a graphic showing riving knife thickness. Interestingly, it says non-CE compliant. I wonder what isn't compliant. [image: Screen Shot 2020-01-28 at 9.57.04 AM.png]

Riving knives should be less than the kerf but greater than the plate in thickness. The additional weight of the dado also creates issues when using an injection brake as the brake unit must be

These are great. Thanks for the link.

Hi. I recently acquired a Hammer K3 ?48x48 and with a really small shop space that lives most of its life as my wife’s garage, everything has to be on wheels and able to be moved out of the way

Imran, Did you use any washer with the mounts?? I am thinking of putting a fender washer ( https://www.zoro.com/zoro-select-washer-38-bolt-st-1-14-od-pk50-z0468/i/G1445735/ )?at the bottom of the