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I second Jason’s comment. I’ve been enjoying the router spindle. Like every tool you’ll learn when it’s not happy, and adjust. However once I get more space, if I find that I’m using smaller

I installed the aigner fence and that pushed the fence far enough away that the router bit bearing wouldn’t reach the workpiece. That was the issue I found. Bill Belanger

It's the best router table I have ever used. It's flat, has a great fence and dust collection, and even tilts if you need it to. Speed has never been an issue. The router spindle likely costs about

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To UK members please be aware of this listing for a 741 combi 185455124583 Over the last couple of years this item has appeared on eBay in numerous parts of the UK usually in difficult to access parts

Brian, This has been discussed here in detail, so if you search you may find a thread with long discussion. I myself have run small round over bits in KF700 using router spindle with no ill effects.

Not an issue you have a big motor running it . Power makes up hot high speed torque martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330

I’m no expert, but a router table is a router table, and a shaper is a shaper. There are table saws and chop saws, same analogy. You don’t wear your workbooks to Church. That’s what I

I am moving into a new shop soon. My old router table stayed at my previous house so I either need to build a new one, or find a suitable replacement. I have a KF700 with a great shaper already in

I keep a squirt bottle of mineral spirits handy for gummy runs - it does dissolves the waxes and lubricants usually applied to the bed but it's way slick and also keeps the resins on the wood

I took a look at the planer and as you all suspected it was pretty gummed up. I removed the chip deflector beside the cutter head which was covered in pine resin. I removed and cleaned the resin and

Thanks for all the suggestions, I guess I need to up my cleaning and waxing. I'll give it a thorough treatment and see how it goes. Thanks everyone Claudio

Glad to hear it. They were very helpful folks to deal with. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612 432-2765

Just adding my agreement. I had the same trouble with my AD941 when I first got it. Clean table and I use Bostik “GlideCote”. No trouble since.

I also clean the outfeed roller (which is textured steel in my case). It can get smooth with resin deposits. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

If you are waxing and still having problems clean the tables before waxing. Pine is heavy in resins and will gum up the works quickly. Use DNA or Acetone to clean, works for me. Mark Foster

I have the same machine, I find blade life extremely good with the spiral cutter head, for me,? the wood stalling is always an indication that the planer beds needs waxing, once I reapplied wax the

I wax the bed fairly regularly, at least once a week and for sure before a large run of boards. Claudio

I’m sure your blades are fine, you need to wax the planer bed or use Felder’s Super Glide spray.

I recently purchased an A3 41 with the spiral cutterblock, it was delivered on March 29th. I have been using it mostly to joint and plane pine boards? ( 1x12 apx 300-400 bf ) with some maple and