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Hi Glen, I have some suggestions for you to quickly resolve your issues. The rip fence should not be parallel with the saw blade - it should toe-out from the saw blade about 0.002–0.004” over

We seem to go down the same trails annually. As previously discussed, here is another solution for hold-down clamping blocks that serve the same purpose as the ones Mac posted about. You can make

Ameer, All the threads will be standard metric threads, The two pairs of holes at front should be M8x1.25 for mounting the guard plates. The two large holes will be M20 for the hold down post. All

With the manual clamps, I have the same issue. I finally figured out to get a good clamp height, set the height touching the workpiece with the handle vertical. Then tighten the cam and then crank it

Thanks Annu. Fingers crossed for you. Still confused this end .. Those two situations are identical and so no need to test the motor once you have taken it out. One final thought I had was if you

Okay I think I got this one figured out. I can put also mount the extension fence on the slider for a parallel stop. I'll have to toy around with the tenoning plate a bit, I do have the allen head

Wow! I've got a ways to go I can tell. The pneumatic clams seem like a very good addition as I fiddled with the manual eccentric clamps yesterday and immediately realized just how temperamental they

I thought David Best posted design details of a bridge type clamp accessory some time ago. Macs version seems simple to build though. I could not be remembering correctly but thought DB’s design

K Patel - I sent you a private message, happy to help in any way I can from STL.

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Hey Roger, I see the confusion. On item #3 that you pointed out, that was the case because I did not have the planer limit switch wire (#4 on my junction box picture) plugged in.? It was engaging

Hi Murray, Does this look familiar happened on my band saw today. Imran PS: I did not know you attached a pic until this morning when I saw Joe‘s response

Mac - I like it! Are these referred to as "bridge clamps" or do you have some other technical name like "straps and screws" or "batten and bolt" lol? -- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S

Hello All, Been a hobbyist for about 20 years and finally in a position to have a dedicated 30'x25' woodworking shop and upgrade my equipment to Felder / Hammer.? After much research and working with

I like your hold downs for the narrow stock. I've been wondering how to make air clamps have an extended reach. I assume you made those?

Here is a photo of a cap failure from my CF731. Joe

Mac, What are those adjustable feet you have on the holddowns. Good idea. Thanks, Dave Davies airtightclamps@...> wrote:

Hi Annu I'm a little confused with what you’ve said below. But in another post you said 3. I tried with the planer motor disconnected. When the circuit breaker is turned on, there is no noise

Here is documentation for the old style tenon plate originally sent to me by Mac. Joe

Greetings: Low tech solution Instagram friend And few picks cutting leg tapers for friend Tony with my simple hold downs. 4 legs ,8 cuts, reference of of pencil Mark on table and eyeball set ups