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Ok, I did not know you have the 30mm arbor European version. Talk to a saw blade manufacturer or shop providing blade sharpening service. James

Infinity Tools has a somewhat similar design with their stacked dado set. You can get an entire 3/4” stacked dado set on your arbor. Unfortunately, no 30mm sized arbor and you would still have to

James - it already has 30mm center hole, it just missing the pin holes

Talk to a saw blade manufacturer. The cost to bore 30mm and pin holes may be more than the sale price ($120) of the CMT blade now. James

I am adding Felder DRO to the rip fence as well to my order (and commission to the saw). my shop is 25’x20’ so I think to save some space and do what David did (and save something like $300-$400).

I wonder what would be the cost to bore the pin holes (2 blades, 3 spacers and maybe the shims as well) It might make it more expensive than just buying a dado set from Ridge or Forest

Hi Scott, Grass is always greener on the other said of the fence . Bird would know she is a local sheep farmer . ? martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106

Hi all, I agree with Mr. Bird. I am waiting for a K 700S that I ordered in Nov of 23 and should arrive in about 8 weeks. I just saw a Kappa X-Roll with DROs, 126" slider, looks like loaded with

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I have a slightly curved hardwood caul that works well between the Mac clamps for this type work.

Great discussion.... at risk of a slight hi-jacking of the thread, how do you think the light marine plywood from BGB would work for shop shelving? I'm about to embark on some storage upgrades. wrote:

I tracked that Ironwood beam down and have the part number at work. It's $4,000. Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

I actually saw this on an Ironwood slider.? It's shown in both of these videos at the 5 minute mark (only 2 years ago).? They describe it as a "pneumatic pressure beam":

I basically use a 3/4" MDF piece that is 3" wide by 8' long clamped on its edge with my air clamps. It serves the same purpose, is extremely cheap, and doesn't require removing my standard air clamps

Last purchased mdo plywood in 2021 from my supplier in the northeast (Atlantic plywood), so I can’t speak for current quality as well

I haven’t purchased MDO since 2017, so the quality may have gone down. I do know that the stuff at the big box stores is not quality ply. When I did buy it, it was always through a yard that catered

In my experience with it, I’ve seen some grain telegraph with MDO in paint grade work. It’s best to go with something like combi core or the like which has 1/8” layers of mdf on the surface of

Mac, I don’t think that’s a phenolic surface, I think it’s Kraft paper. If so, the product is called, medium density overlay plywood, which is terrific for paint grade cabinetry. It’s flat and

Mac, that looks like mdo (medium density overlay) plywood that I bought a few times for sign work.

Jim, This is what I have. It must be the advantage of direction as these are 5K lumens or my 4’ LED bulbs are not as many lumens as advertised. We are talking 3 fixtures to 17. Granted the shop is