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I meant 10-15 hrs a week... Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Hi Bob, Thanks, that dog catches more snakes, moles, birds then any dog we ever had just hoping she doesn’t run into the black bear that has been roaming around getting into everyones trash...

Yea guys, I am totally sold. I wouldn't have been in the past, ironically now that I am no longer doing it for my main source of income I need my limited time in the shop efficient, I found that the

Mark, the videos links were inserted because the OP does not appear to have the knowledge both you and I have and needs material links to answer those questions. We would not need the links because we

I had an accurate technology scale for almost 20 years always worked, used it on slider xcut and rip and at one point on a cabinet saw. I have had to flip the rip several times due to extra long xcut

I used a length of rip fence that is 200mm long and it sits on the rip fence head with no need to rotate it out of the way and if I want to rip I fit a full length fence to do that. It is a very rare

The saw owner in that link copied my set up and I found it searching the internet some years ago. The Wixey works well and as a magnet is the only attachment to the rip fence head absolute precision

I like ur pics, even the green snake! Nice work Rgrds Bob F

Probably precise enough, I have heard good things about them but I think they are cheap and wouldn’t buy another, as I have also used higher quality ones. I would just spend the $350 or so for the

I saw on another forum someone who put a wixey digital fence for the rip fence on a K3. https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?265132-Yet-another-quot-Help-me-buy-a-sliding-table-saw-quot-Thread I am

I went down this path a few months back .. Aigner stopped making them and none are in stock. They are a rare gem. ALSO the pressure jaws are no longer made although a few are still is stock until

I am looking for an Aigner Thickness stop. I thought I would see if anyone has one the are no longer using and would like to sell? Digital would be nice... G

Power Drive for height and angle - worthwhile options. They seemed costly upfront, but over time I believe you will appreciate that it simply works and is repeatable. I just finished some legs for a

Cliff, Thanks for the details. Supposedly there is a grease fitting as the manual recommends using a grease gun. I have looked cursorily and not seen one. Will have to take a closer look in a day or

I have tried oil,? I have tried? wipe on Red grease, I have used the DowCorning dry lube with molybdenium disulfide (it is messy) and I have used? Lubriplate in a pressurized can. My? height

Thanks John. Surprised that it holds position good enough for the ext table. Either way, I am going to try it as, right now I only see the need to attach pressure modules for rip fence. Imran Sent:

Works good with pressure modules and Aigner extension tables with the support leg. I used standoffs so the whole rail could be utilized. You could drill and tap the Baltic Birch for a set screw if you

Hi John, This is definitely a low cost option. Is the ply block just sitting on the P rail or is there a set screw? Also if one is willing to sacrifice the ability to mount an accessory where the

Imran, I got those P rail Aigner mounts David mentioned and here's a couple of pics of a P rail to F rail mount that's super easy to make.?JohnJMK Services

Thanks David.