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I adjusted the bottom screws as I bought the planer second hand and it was set up terribly, once I had the planer sorted the feed rollers needed to be adjusted lower so they actually caught the wood.

I'm at the age where wrecking the Aston Martin hurt as much- almost. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, January 5, 2021 3:25 PM To: [email protected]

David, I am not 100% but my thought is that one would only adjust the tension from top screws that compress the spring. The bottom ones should be set to factory settings, whatever they are. If you

I bid $1100 .. ? That James Bond interrogation left an emotional scar on me.

I would buy it back for $1000 Sent: Tuesday, January 5, 2021 1:17 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Update RE: [FOG] Langzauner Sander Delivery My recommendation. Is settle , and buy

My recommendation. Is settle , and buy back from insurance co if 10000 value you should be able to buy for 1000, fix it not going to Mars . martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave.

Thanks Joe, I will see if I can hold of a tin! I currently just use this: https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-machine-wax-105806 Regards, David.

Mike, When you buy the entire package make sure you find enough money to buy Mac’s Airtight Pneumatic clamps. His clamps are worth every penny and I can’t imagine working with a slider with out

If I had time, I'd advertise my PK , 399, 166, and thin the herd. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, January 5, 2021 2:55 PM To: [email protected]

At the start of this mess, I licked my chops thinking it would be a blood bath on the machinery front and I could buy 1 or more “forever” machines. Similar fallout to 2008 when I was a wee lad in

Yes if it sticks it leaves a Mark from the infeed roller turning but not moving the wood ( I can see this happening if I look under the table) I’m not sure if the infeed has possibly worn and

So - I made the 'big jump' into this class of machine last year with the purchase of a used felder saw/slider that was only a few years old. Like many things, i just sort of stumbled like a dummy into

Patrick and others, is it your perception than covid has helped the woodworking hobby market? Metalworking machines seem down but single phase woodworking machines have firmed up. I'd be selling the

Hi Brian, I seem to now be have the same problem with most woods I have tried if I’m honest. I’m usually taking 1.5 -2mm off per pass and it’s mostly Douglas fir. It’s odd as it seems to have

Mike, I liquidated my entire woodshop last summer and moved to a place with a woodshop in site. There is a powermatic cabinet saw, a grizzly planer and a Powermatic Jointer. A good bit of the

Brett, You may want to read this thread https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?229665-Here-is-a-look-at-a-Martin-Shaper/page3 If you don't need the tilt the T12 will be much less expensive Dave

Hey Dave, I responded initially saying it was over priced. Here’s my opinion on the matter, but I’ll preface by saying I hope the son gets his price and has a smooth transaction. Now, for

Interesting read, I wonder how the T12 would fair in this conversation ? I know the basic version comes with CNC height, after that it's all extra.

No problem. Just wanted to make sure you heard a different take than other responses. Imran

There's a picture for you. Dave