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Calling someone “Naive” is the definition of name calling. Guys its been fun but I am out. david sabo you are a real prick.

Your opinion matters David, thank you for sharing it. [email protected]> wrote:

That was great David.............Regards, Rod.

PK, Planning on releasing any YouTube videos soon of the fs7 in action? :) -- *Larry Long Neck* Just a noob trying to learn the ways of wood

Hi Murray, one of the oddest issues I ran into was an N4400 with vibration issues that appeared to defy logic. It turned out that one of the bolts on the frame hub that captures the wheel spindle

But did you know that it only takes a minute to rotate a segment ?? That's ifin it ain't stuck to cutterhead. Did you also know that lots of places use segmented heads ? Did you know that the USA's

Hi Simon, 20 to 30 watts would be suitable estimate for the CF-741 depending upon options fitted...........Regards, Rod.

Calm down fella - I haven't called anyone names.? Questioning your decisions is not name calling.? Perhaps you should heed your own advice and listen to other's viewpoints too. Assuming a consumable

When I started doing my research the Panhans was really one of the standouts.? I liked it better than the Hofmann. Problem was they had no warranty or support in the US that I could find. The Panhans

I didnt think the discussion was getting too spicy. Im the aforementioned well-heeled garage warrior. Although, I technically work out of my garage and my basement. I have tersa running m42 knives in

It would be about 4500$ retail for mine. wrote:

I like going into the weeds, so let me also add an additional factor to consider. For a number of years, the knives for the Tersa head were patient protected and thus available from few suppliers

I’d suggest you take a break from posting on forums until such time as you can listen to the experience of others without name calling. In my business cost is always the least important variable. It

The design of the machine itself is also a factor in the comparison. My experience is that insert heads are well suited to the hammer type and other machines that run smaller diameter heads and lack

Don’t forget Panhans And. I tech Panhans Combined Planer Thicknesser 546 100 scosarg.comhttps://www.scosarg.com/itech-twin-630-planer-thicknesser-spiral-block martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure

Now we're really gonna get into the weeds.? a Tersa head isn't free either.? And might even be the most expensive purchase option initially.? Depends on where it's sourced.? SCMi is prob. cheaper

Also, if your tersa knives get a knick you can slide one knife over a little and correct the problem. It usually took longer to move things off the top of the planer than it did to slide the knife

The Inca 570 Jointer/Planer (I used for a decade) tables didn't move to use the planer function? Jason Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406

…well done Derek …as usual ?! Salut from Canada, Jacques

"In a pro shop cost is the least important variable for tooling like this." If this is your position - then you aren't running a business.?? Cost of frequently replaced item (overhead) is absolutely