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i wonder when you are as big as grizzly the shipping co eats some of it to keep their business. imran

there is martin shaper, jointer, planet, IR air drier, and other items i have read here that people are looking for.

I don’t think it is ever cheaper to deal with shipping damage than it is to spend a few extra dollars to package properly. When you have to deal with a claim against the shipper, spend time and

When I received my K915 X-Motion the shipping brackets had broken loose and the boom was set free to float around and got all scraped up as well as the pieces it rubbed against. Felder sent me a tube

TJ, I completely agree. My Felder KF700SP was well crated but without the shock and tilt sensors. Prior to the Felder I had a Sawstop ICS and it was incredibly well packaged with tilt and shock

I bought a pair of these back in early June, which means I didn't get the extra screws noted in the video.? That's no big deal though.? I used a 1/8" brad point bit followed by a 1/8" router bit (on

Thanks a ton @HdV...the inserts make my saw a pleasure to use!

What a nice design. Designing things is hard to get right.

Understandable. if its single phase then its 941.... When it comes to machine upgrade I always go a little more than what I need, because it will open up opportunities/doors to other projects. When I

Steve - quite right I hadn't tested the start capacitor disconnected, I was so excited I popped out at 1am to try it, alas it reads the same, though as you say ESR and leakage could still be apparent

Nice Marty, I am working on a King bed and night stands right now also. Mark

Paul, As stated I have the AD 941 and am very happy, I had some snip issues but figured out that it was not the machine it was me. I will get separates but for now I just changed my workflow a bit.

I have a 30+ year old Clark stand up, ride on electric lift. It's very compact and will lift 3500#. I paid $500 for it 5 years ago when we moved from a dock height building to a drive in building.

Mark – ’Well, I didn’t use a micrometer of course (a very wise sage once told me that you use a micrometer for metal working, and a yardstick for woodworking), but a quick look with a tape

PK, you will be very happy with the ad941 - I am, I originally was going with the 741 but it was only like 1k at the time to make the jump and wanted a 4 post planer. I to have a small space and do

Gents, I really do appreciate all of your advice!? This kind of experience is priceless!? I have been doing woodworking for many years.? Worked in a production custom entry door shop for a while

Wow Bill, that sounds pretty ideal! Best of both worlds. Caribou- while I have never been there, I imagine is quite lovely this time of year.

Anthony, We live in Caribou Maine ( The other Maine ) summers, travel in the Motorhome to Tucson AZ for the winter where I have smaller but newer shop, back in spring. Bill Belanger

and agree on paying for the commissioning i bought 5 machines and not being to a level of D.B. it was a no choice option for me. they have been here twice now and going to make a third trip for a few

Sharing my recent shipping story - I just took delivery of my CF531 and was given the spiel by my sales rep about inspecting for shipping damage, etc. When the crate arrived, it was in perfect