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I'd get a hunk of plywood on the machine and then I'd be? on my hands and knees (cussing up a storm) turning the machine on.? I was? incredulous that they did that.? The Hammer doesn't have an 9

Hi Brian, I believe you hit the nail on the head, leaving the saw on is probably what the machine's designers had in mind and it makes sense especially when in a production environment. I may evolve

Ahhh, solenoids. Do you use the solenoid shaft to push the button? rohrabacher@...> wrote:

Thanks Derek, I had a similar set up on my cabinet saw and I liked it as I could turn the saw off with my hip/thigh if needed. With your idea this wouldn't be possible but in an emergency it would be

David, Eric thank you for the information, I will cont him today and Eric I will check out the walk between the two towns. ?I have a few days to use up in that area thank you both

In all fairness I can see where it can be an issue, back in the day the saw would go on at 6am and I could be there until noon busting up panels - turning off was not usually an option, now that I

I tried that.? It? gave me? the willies? when the? stock? came close to the blade before I was ready

HAHAHAHAHAHA STUPID? isn't it? I got some strong solenoids and a power supply and? rigged up a pendant on/off stitch that hangs from the? ceiling on a retracting coiled cord.?? The hard part was

Kevin, my “solution” may not help enough in your situation since I do not work with sheets, only hardwood - as a result I do not have to duck under the board to get to the switch. In my case I

I cannot improve on David's reply -- so this is a diversion. If you enjoy walking and like fresh trout, consider the 7km walk NNW from Seefeld to the Forellenhof in Weidach. Great food and

Ben, I recommend you contact Ruan du Toit via email - President of Felder USA - he can set you up. R.duToit@... David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/albums

Leave the saw on ,,,simple. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com instagram.com/maccampshure/

No problem, I just meant you aren’t the first to run into it. I did one on my machine days after I got it in 2001. Wish I had used a lighter coiled cord, but it’s still working 20 plus years

I used it as the ceiling of an overhang to my porch. Tongue and groove machined easily, and it took finish very well. It has been installed for four years through central PA winters and hot humid

Thanks Brian, this is very helpful. I apologize for rehashing an old subject. I will start with a search next time. -- *Kevin J. Wells*

Thanks Mark, you have confirmed for me that I am using the saw properly. I am rebuilding my shop (original was lost in a 2017 California wildfire) and am building cabinets. I, too, don't normally work

Thanks Imran, I see that I am using the machine correctly and that a modification is needed to move the switch to a more convenient location. -- *Kevin J. Wells*

Thanks Michael. It is hard to keep up with finish choices. This one seems to focus on oily woods but probably works even better on other woods. Thanks for sharing. Imran

Thanks Imran. I used Epifanes and followed the directions on the can. It flows out really well. I used a small roller for the final coat on the top to make sure I had even distribution. Michael