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No problem, like Michael said you may need one on the inside to push the stack out a little depending so check your clearance Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

I have seen 2 videos on how to use the dado set and there was no inside spacer used on my machine. Of course, the video could nave not mentioned it like they failed to mention the spacer on the

Thanks Mark, I appreciate the help. Now I can tighten the dado set and make my first dado! Bill Sent: Saturday, June 5, 2021 5:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Dado Help

I believe you should also have a spacer to move the blade out further on the arbor - I can’t remember the size but some one I am sure will chime in. That may tighten it up for you Get Outlook for

Yes the spacers are to make up the difference so you can tighten up the flange, also like Bill showed the smaller flange is for the dado Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

Thanks for the help Bill. I have the smaller one too, but the wrench size is different than the large one and I was afraid of it being incorrect. Either way, when I use the smaller one I still need

The setup on the left us for a regular blade, the one on the right is for the dado set. Bill Bélanger [email protected]> wrote:

Hi there, First time using my dado set up on my Felder 2016 KF700S and I could use some help so I am reaching out to the smart folk on the FOG. I have removed the saw blade and the spacer behind the

Jason (et al if there are any useful thoughts out there) I just got back from a near final design meeting for a big (for me) cabinet job. ?kerfdesign.com style. ?I think we’ve agreed on

Hi, Mike - I have a similar California Systems compressor (the 10-gallon CAT-10020C) and use that not only for my Big Squeeze clamps, which are similar to Mac's, but also to operate my Nordfab

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Update. Another utility trouble shooter tech came by last night. This one was much more knowledgeable. He did not have a power quality meter or oscilloscope but he escalate to have a power quality

Thanks all. I bought a California Air off of the scratch and dent page. I believe this is a tool acquisition that my spouse will heartily endorse! Mike

I have the small California air. Had it for a couple of years now and works well. I have it connected to and use it for my Felder clamps, RL 160 and CNC (uses air to assist the lift of the three

Had the same thought in mind recently when I noticed this at Harbor freight when expanding my blue toolbox collection. For this price they are accessories for the clamps. -- Mike B

Clamps don't need a lot of CFM? unless your hoses leak? like sieves.? I be? one of those portable ones would do fine

Forgot to mention that the frequency of sound is also much lower. Imran

You can have a conversation with someone standing next to a California Air.

I have the older version of the one below since 2014 no issues, I don’t use a lot of air and they run my clamps and general stuff just fine, a little louder than Imran’s but pretty quite

Mike, I use this one in my assembly works great startles my wife when it go’s off. Sorry for the monster