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Thanks Imran and Jacques...did not know that those dados will work on a shaper...do I treat it as a "normal" shaper when placing it in the shaper or other precautions / pointers? Kamal Patel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM6gNwJjBBI I am not sure what particular model was for sale and I do not own a Kundig. ?However, I am familiar with the features of this brand. ?When comparing

150mm duct with a 15" impeller @ 60hz simply works and no calculators required and it is proven by every unit I sold which was a lot of Clearvues. The 16" impeller Clearvue we specified with an 8"

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I think it was Cleavland but it sounds like someone is interested in it already. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Do we know where this one is? Not an FB guy ...

Gotta love it!! martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com instagram.com/maccampshure/ Designing and

I don't have much experience drying lumber.? I assume the fan system is to replace the humid air with dry air, and maximize the rate water leaves the wood? We do have a golf course here in Tahoe

2800# actually Mac. Heaviest thing in the shop. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

Kamal, I have been using two 250mm (10 inch) ripping blades (FS Tools) stacked on the spindle to cut longer tenons. I am using the Hammer tenoning hood on my B3. Works well for my hobbyist use.

I saw this earlier today on FB. Not to be that guy, but having owned both the Kundig UNIQ and the Hammer HS950 they are light years apart. The Kundig new these days is $25k plus options.? So if the

Hi Kamal, 8” will work on saw and shaper. If you have a need for deeper than 3” depth of groove on shaper then you need 10” or 12” dado and both require tenoning hood. I plan to make my own

Michael, You are correct.? Like PVT there are always other factors, sometimes known and sometimes unknown and even unknown unknown. That's why the curve is king.? I size fan systems for lumber dry

I have a model year 2000 K3 and ended up disposing of the 315 mm blades I naively purchased when I bought the saw. I don't specifically remember exactly how far below the table top a 315 mm blade

Thanks fellas for the responses and will be going with the Forrest 8" set...that is, if I can find any in stock ;(. Imran and Rich, good point on the 6" set as I do want flexibility to cut greater

Sweet machine. My Oakley H48 has 7" plattens and the extra inch is something I wish I had, more so than the length. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2024 10:03 AM To:

Jason, that’s pretty cool classy sander. You’re a lucky guy things got away 1800 pounds. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell

I've used the Kundig before. It is a nice machine, but it is small. For me, hard to beat is my Ekstrom Carlson 112. Two, 8" high x 58" long plattens. 60" tilting tables, plus a tilting end table.

Like JoelGelman's T27, my TF-130 has two sets of pin locations for the hood. The primary pin locations are optimized for using shaper tooling and the fence plates won't retract any further than the

By that context, it looks like a bargain for someone with an eye for Kundig equipment and extra room in the budget at year end. <myfinishingtouch@...> wrote: