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I had this bumpy issue too on the k700, i was able to get it pretty close after spending a lot of time. The k940 suffers this issue much less, the sheet steel table is beefier les twist in it and it

Jason, have you used unibond 1 for shop sawn? Hows the bleed through on commercial veneer like a white oak, crotch ect? Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

If you're using the rip fence for much other than a bump stop in tandem with the crosscut fence you're not using your slider right! Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling Ave.

The go to veneer glue in our shop for flat work is Unibond 1. We used to use the Titebond Cold Press veneer glue but the solids settle out of it and are difficult to mix back up. The Unibond 1 does

I was burned really badly by the TB cold press glue. Will never use it again. I buy the large tubs of the PPR and it takes me about a year to finish one. I’ve never had a problem with shelf life.

Hi Jay, Yeah it’s really bad when I slide it across. Very disappointing for what these things cost. I keep looking at the construction of the underside with the support wheel and I don’t see how

Fred, I will agree with you on veneer glues. I've never liked any of the Tightbond glues for veneer work. The worst glue I've ever tried for veneer work was Tightbond Cold Press Glue. I do use

Retrying this photo post.... I bought a crown pallet jack to move the machine around but a JET would have been just as good. I used a skid steer - track loader to get the machine off the truck and

Kids and table saws are a frightening combination. I taught my boys to ski, fish, shoot, and drive (my wife freaked when she saw my 4-year-old shifting gears for me as I drove my pick-up), but the

Repositioning the rip fence is my only disappointment with the K700S. In my case I hear one thud with movement when I transition between the cast top and steel support which are co-planer but the top

I am certainly disappointed by this discussion of the fence, and hope the fence on my K700S is good. One of the things I liked about the K700S is the fence, which looks so much like the Delta Unifence

Forgot to mention when I worked in the veneer dept. at Wall Goldfinger I believe we only used T2, we certainly never mixed glue and these were on boardroom tables 100k-200k and up in places like NYSE,

So I currently have a KF700S, a k3winner before that and an fathers old Unisaw before that. I have loved using my sliders and would never go back to a regular cabinet saw. Now, I also have two

Brian, I have the exact same "V" pad setup on my older k 700 s.? I bought it used and the fence was toed out way too much from the blade. I used paper shims on the left pad to get the fence rod in a

Guys, I use a bunch of different glues for different purposes. T2 is my general go to glue for interior stuff unless I want a darker glue line. Then I use T3 (for exterior as well). Both remain too

Titebond hide glue. Unless you need water resistance, its my favorite. It doesn’t slide, really nice open time and reversible. Bill B

I was going to switch to t3 because I thought it produced a harder glue line (higher solids) which is preferable for commercial veneer, even though I have not had issues with t2 for 25ish years. These

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TB III is the only PVA glue in my shop. I just don't see the need for the other types. I do have Rapid Fuze wood glue as well but TB III is used more.