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Mike Bemis’ post on his internal version is here:

Details on my version of the pneumatic sweep is in the files section here:

Hi Bill, I have decided to stay with manual cleaning. David Best has shared here (I think it is in files section) how to add a pneumatic cylinder. His cylinder mounts on the exterior, so cylinder body

Imran, Can you share some details about how you mounted the pneumatic cylinder on your RL125? Thanks, Bill

Thanks Steve. I checked with Chris and he confirmed that same screws were the culprit. Imran

Yes, as the blade is raised or lowered the bolts end up moving in those tracks.

Steve, Thanks again. Interesting, I see the slots and tracks around the bolts. Do does the assembly rotate to go up and down? Imran

Here's a picture of my arbor and riving knife bar without that guard.? You can see the one bolt at top right, and another behind the belt at lower left.? Both of them are in "channels", which is why

Hi Steve, Thanks for sharing these details. Since I don’t have K3 and yes video is not that great but I could almost make out that it was the horizontal bar to which riving knife is mounted. Here is

I can't exactly see what's going on in the video, but I'm assuming it's the same problem I've had twice in my 3.5 years of owning my K3.? I notice it when the riving knife catches on the ZCI when

First time replacing a full bag after timer install. My filters have never been this clean. Essentially, the whole filter is usually like the circled part. So moral of the story, use your wiper more

I am not a FB fan mostly because of the spread of misinformation - however like Jason I can connect with friends from 35yrs ago, if everyone was on IG I would dump it. IG is great, it’s so cool to

I'd be interested in the facebook group. I'm on there anyway, and communications are simpler than from a list. I can scroll past facebook posts that aren't of interest just as easily as I can delete

So are you running w/o riving knife or fashioned your own? Imran

Yah I took mine off and? threw it in a scrap bin,?? Don't know where any of it is now.?? Don't miss it.

Yesterday, I helped Chris Blümer over messenger (he is in Germany) diagnose the wavy cut he was getting on his Hammer K3 Winner. After systematic trouble shooting we found the culprit. The bar to

Steve, To rout the dovetail slot horizontally, I would remove the vertical fence on the dovetail auxiliary table, since it would collide with the router when the table is tilted because the router bit

I'd be happy to participate Imran. Facebook and Instagram can advertise to me all they want. It costs me nothing and I gain much from the ease of communication with people I may have not seen in

Steve, Yes, the PantoRouter's table can tilt. Sure, you can join the compound miters using the Hoffmann dovetail keys. This is a feature that Hoffmann dovetail machine does not have. I have the Leigh

Nicely done James.? Assuming the table tilts, I was wondering if a similar setup could be used for making compound miters using the Hoffmann keys and just moving the bit horizontally.? I have