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Thanks a lot for this, I also considered filling it up to level with some proper plywood and add some steel plate under the legs, this seems to be by far the easiest option. The base is definitely

I will agree with John that making a 50mm slab of concrete is not really all that easy if you've never done it before. However, there are chemical additives easily available online to add to concrete

Super heavy equipment often have steel pads that are placed under the adjustable feet to distribute pressure across broader area. The items you propose are light in point loads by comparison. I'd

I want set a buss 40 inch planer that was about 7 ft.? and at the time I owned a building that used to be a creamery so the floor wasn’t exactly perfect and so I would make angle steel iron frames

this was indeed my first idea to cut out the old floor and replace it with 2 or 3 sheets of plywood and put some steel sheets under the legs so it would be stable, but since the price on concrete is

I’ve used zinc based paint for exterior products. Works great. Dry time is longer. Color stays well. I like it, but customers find it expensive. It’s got a short pot time. If you use an airless

Mac, no personal experience.......some say drying is a problem, so do some research. groups.io <airtightclamps@...> wrote: -- Kindest Regards Jonathan Samways

Greetings; anyone have experience with https://www.solventfreepaint.com/ottosson-linseed-paint.htm ( https://www.solventfreepaint.com/ottosson-linseed-paint.htm ) thanks mac,,,

Richard, Welcome to the Forum and congratulations on your acquisitions - nice machines! While I do not know whether you need to reinforce the current flooring to accommodate your saw, I understand how

How thick is the existing concrete slab, and in what condition is it? You could use a masonry drill bit to probe the floor. Depending on the subgrade stiffness your current slab may be sufficient.

Hi, I 'm just going to pick back up the topic on the Felder 400-108 eccentric clamp. If I had known what I know today I probably wouldn't buy it again. However it does have it use when you want to

Thanks Imran, that’s good to know. Will try and track it down here . Have a great weekend. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Colum, WD40 makes a silicone lubricant but the multiuse WD40 does not contain silicone. Product available to you in UAE might be different. Facts and Uses for WD-40 Parts Cleaner Solvent wd40.com

Hello everyone, first post here and I'm about to join the Felder family with a K945s and an AD941.? My workshop has a wooden floor. The wood is rather thick, about 30mm and it lays on cross strips

If they only advertise one number, it is usually CFM with nothing in it. When you add the bag it is cut by at least 30-40%. For reference my Oneida has a free fan of 3250cfm but the real world perf is

Hello everybody, I’m listing my one year old Format Dual 51 for sale. Build includes, 10hp motor. silent cutterhead. power drive/ digital drive. Aigner fence. 220v, 3phase. Basically the machine is

Hi all, I use Naphtha and Scot’s brite, with 400g sandpaper for difficult areas and then seal with Bostic GlideCoate Table and Surface Sealer. Make sure area is well ventilated. All done by hand but

I've had quite a few people who would like the convenience of attaching their 4 inch hoses to multiple machines and not have to fuss with the hose clamps. I wasn't able to produce one myself, but I've

Chris, would be seeking professional advice, span tables are easy but the footings and other issues not so much.

Three days to decide…. LOL! Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com