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Congratulations! The best part is peeling off those little stickers :)

Like Mac just said gauge blocks, and once you become in tune with your machine you'll know how much height a slight turn of the wheel will give you. It's really a pain to walk around the slider to

Yes, but,,,, the machine has to be stopped to make gage block adjustments. The other thing I did not mention is a dro works in inches, my preferred system. Jon S Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2020 9:25

What i use is gauge blocks or shaper bushing example 10 mm deep,,,, take 10mm high shaper bushing zero to top dead center and makes no difference what diameter is do same on shaper for height and

I have a height gage but would like to have the hand wheel version height indicator so that I could make changes on the fly similar to setting stops on a fence. Fast. The down side is that it has to

I thought about this method but I was not sure I can really get the zero correct. I will definitively try. Thanks, Bill

With saw take your dial indicator or a block and touch the high point of the blade at zero . Set the dial at zero and that’s it you want to do a 10 mm deep cut it will be 10 . If with a slider I

Glad, I asked the question, I learn something. David, I thought the dial is less cumbersome that any gauge for which I need to figure out the apex of the blade tooth. With a dial, you turn it

The dial should be accurate as long as you always adjust against the screw. So as example if you are adjusting up against the play in the screw, you can’t adjust down and expect the dial to be

Curious as why you would need/want to have this? I use a height gauge for setting dado blade height its quick and easy. Well maybe not quite as fast as built in gauge. Would some sort of aftermarket

Thanks for the info David D, Did not know Michael was still around, he is very particular and been making his fences for a long time. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy his products. time true and tested.

Hi Joel, Make darn sure the seller tightens all handles and be sure to check before you unload if and handle is not locked they are a very unstable load and could end up on the ground. Mac,,,

ACM makes two series, the lighter Star series are sized 400,500,600 etc. The heavier series ( the one you want ) are sized 440,540,640,740 etc. Centauro has always made saws sized similar to the Star

John, curious the vintage of your FB600, and it if was made by ACM, or is a Felder clone. As for the blade guide support post, I have seen a couple of iterations of the design that clamps that post in

Thanks for confirming what I thought, all the it’s not a precise machine, lack of understanding that column needs to be parallel and plumb was confusing me, but to be fair it’s easy for me to get

Actually the Bandsaw can be turned into an extremely precise machine which most of us doing resawing have achieved. I get less than .002" difference from top to bottom of a typical 8" to 12" resaw

Liam, Very nice. What kind of projects will you use the AD951 to make? Joe in New Orleans

?Sweet, you will be glad you got the segmented pressure bar (or whatever the hell they call it) no squealing pig noise from the sheet steel pressure shoe Regards, Mark

Thats pretty slick Murry. Regards, Mark

So there is no way to adjust/shim the guide column? I thought I saw that it could be done on an mm20, of course different saw but I assumed it would be that way on any of the larger bandsaws. Glad I