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?Hi Andrew, With your step 3 results there is something wrong with the transformer or in the small portion of the circuit/wiring between the fuses and transformer cores. I know you checked the

Why (apart from the challenge) would you want to print something as simple as a straight hold-down when it can be made from scrap wood in a few minutes? Design'n'print will take longer than making

My first assumption would be that the 24V circuit is shorted to ground. If you can reach the fuse base contact with a probe, check the continuity of that to chassis ground. If there is continuity

Hi Imran, thank-you for the well wishes, she is doing better and should make a full recovery thankfully. 1&2. Seems you are correct about the switched labels, continuity tests prove that 1F2 is L1

Joel, your rip fence should be calibrated with toe-out for safety reasons. I suggest you read this document:

Jonanthan, As I think more about my incident, I believe I had my blade height too low and greatly appreciate your explanation. I had just read an article on blade height talking about the angle of

I suspect there are several variations of kick-back. Loose offcuts sometimes contact the edge of the spinning blade at approximately the elevation of the table. These get thrown back, with not a lot

Hi Joel, Not an expert either but I thought that slight toe out is always recommended. Slider allows to have toe out for rip and slider at the same time, so no reason not to do it. If you don’t have

My first table saw (after having a Craftsman Radial Arm saw) was a Delta Unisaw. ?I remember the kickback. ?I was not hit but I was impressed at what damage could have occurred if that projectile

When trees grow some angle off of vertical or where large branches intersect main trunks, compression or extension wood develops.? It is more common in hardwood, of course, than softwood.? Proper

You might try posting here. Lots of NC specific information and help. https://ncwoodworker.net/forums/index.php

Regarding blade height, I did come across this video a month ago.? It's an interesting topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bK6twlui4Gw -Aaron

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Welcome to Asheville! I bought a house in Arden 2 yrs ago. My woodworking shop is at my farm about 70 miles south in SC. Ive moved an AD941 using the rollers, the lifting bar, a lift gate, and some

Get a rigging company. It’s expensive but if you aren’t comfortable doing it yourself it’s probably worth it. I wouldn’t trust a regular moving company to have the experience or equipment to

Hi all, The wife's career is taking us from Austin, TX to Asheville, NC.? My small shop has a C3-41, a 15" Powermatic bandsaw, a 17" Rikon drill press, and an Oneida mini-gorilla dust

In my experience the majority of kick back is due to incorrect blade hight. This can happen even with the correct riving knife fitted. If the blade is not high enough and the top of the blade/carbide

Hi Bill, You may want to check the toe out on the slider side. The rear of the blade can throw the off cut back (as shown in your video) if the toe out is excessive. It could be just a coincidence but

Copy that Mac, My centerline of my body was left of the blade (I thought my entire body was left of the blade, obviously it was not).....so the kickback hit my right side.... I should have "what-if"

The riving knife would do nothing to stop the kickback in Bill’s video example nor small cut offs the blade turns down without the zero clearance. The great thing about the slider is you are