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I have a Creality CR-10, it’s about 3 years old now I think… It’s not by any means a great printer, but it does up to a 12” cube and I get pretty good prints out of it. I use it a lot for

Brian, which 3d printer do you have and do you like it? We have a Markforged, Form3, zprinter 450 and a Metal printer in our Lux plant. I like the Markforged the best and the zpinter the least

How about this DIY solution? Ariel https://wayofwood.com/diy-tablesaw-overhead-blade-guard/

I use my 3D printer a lot to test fit things, make fixtures to hold parts for laser engraving… all sorts of things. I recently was helping my daughter on her kitchen remodel and she picked a three

No Brian, the angles are very sharp and will cut you :)

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Waterjet.

We have been using 3d printing for 15ish years to iterate on designs but thats pretty much it, if we need a precise parts metal needs to be cut, even parts that come off our metal 3d printer are

Mark you are an early adopter, Not sure there are many people out there 3D printing stuff to get it produced somewhere else, but I like it, Bill

Looks like edm with that square corner, not worried about stress crack? Looks tight. I just went to a presentation where we are installing 5 5axis cell with a robot to to wrangle 4000 tool

5 axis? machining center? DMG Mori

Waterjet, laser or wire EDM? Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Bill, I may exaggerate a little, but very little. It's not just about speedy turnaround of outsourcing things.? It's the larger transformation I'm taking about.? If you just a need a simple shaft

I have a sharkguard on my Knapp. OK but not as handy as an overhead. The guard itself is very nicely made and the company is great to deal with. I mucked mine up and Sharkguard sent me parts and

I have an 1100 series floor standing Walker Turner with auto down feed made in 1951. I have been using it for almost 40 years on both wood and metal. After all that time the top bearing went out. I

Got it! thanks!

Thank you! This is very helpful.

I feel your pain

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I have a K500 and I store it under the table as Mark has done but on the side on the main cast iron where you have the rip bar. That is to the left and to the back of where Mark's cart is on the