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I'm very interested in your ducting!

Sorry, I misunderstood your question. A handheld router is not a substitute for a mill simply because you can’t slow it down enough, control the tool path, or keep the part cool. I do use a

Hey thanks for the info guys! I think just taking it off and keeping it on the slider. Chris

The post includes the dimensions. It say it’s 2000mm by 1250mm. A google search will tell you that is roughly 79x48 [email protected]> wrote:

Which of the three current models is this one? 79x48 48x48 31x31 Steven Sivak

I'm selling my K3 Winner that was built in 2017.? 1P 220V, 3KW. 2000mm Slider 1250mm cutting width Dado set - 8mm to 19.5mm Scoring blade 250mm Universal blade 800mm Outfeed table Rolling carriage

David, it looks like your using a proper mill, but I'm using wood working tools. I'm not so concerned with the bits ability to cut the material as I am the safety concern of machining using a profile

I’m interested in the rl160. Can you post some photos and the price you are expecting. [email protected]> wrote:

Very interested in the jointer / planer. Possibly interested in more but I for sure need that. B+ [email protected]> wrote:

I am getting ready to move and am downsizing my shop. ?I am hoping to find a buyer that wants to buy all the 3 phase equipment, phase converter, Norfab ducting and 3 phase wiring. ?Located in St

Mine is a banana on my k945s. Gave up on getting them to replace it, slide it back and forth to find a sweet spot and mark it

I never cease to be amazed by the depth of knowledge and generosity of this community! Thanks everybody for the information, and Philip specifically for the offer of the motor. Just sent you a

I use router bits often for milling operations. Here is a CMT carbide-tipped router bit cutting round-overs in 316 stainless steel. Aluminum is a piece of cake compared to this. ? David

Thanks, everyone. [email protected]> wrote:

I run woodworking bits on aluminum all the time, have for years. Brian Lambblamb11@...

I have limited experience as I used carbide bits (for wood) to make big squeeze clamp housings. If your wood tooling is carbide, I personally wouldn’t hesitate to try the 2 operations you described

My experience is that all tooling for wood works on aluminum just fine. My opinion about the round over is to use a file or sanding block at 45 degrees. Steven Sivak ? w: stevensivak.com

Have you measured the voltage between all the phases? That would be my first step. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Used three weeks ago, all good turned on today, nothing happened switched plug, AD741 worked on it then noticed that even tho not working the motor got hot both blade and motor rotate by hand Three

I've never worked with metals before and want to see if anybody with machining experience can give me some advice. I machined a profile I need out of 1/2 inch aluminum and would like to knock the