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Jason, good point about the wax in these products. I did make a sample and the poly went on fine and still ok after a couple days. Way back when we did cabinets using glazes, stains and catalyzed

Hi Mike: Can you give more specifics on this product? Emmet’s urethane gel or …? Thanks! Warm regards, Lucky Dr David Luckensmeyer ________________________________ Sent: Monday, September 16, 2024

We have used ‘The Good Stuff’ for the last 20+ years on butcher block tops. ?A little fussy to apply, (wipe on and off), and durable. ?Plus it’s easy to touch up. ?Haven’t found anything

I have only used Rubio twice. It was the easiest thing to apply I have ever used, and smelled nice, sort of like honey, while it was going on as well. I applied two coats, which drastically improved

Hi Joe and others: I very much appreciate all the commentary on real-world use. This discussion simply adds to the data and helps keep us all informed. Jason, I’ve also found that Livos counter-top

Mac, Thankfully you told me about negative hook angle blades when I got my Northfield Unipoint. The Unipoint made a great cutoff saw, was very smooth and never bogged down. Joe

Joe,Rebuilt my first 94 d in 75 they swing in parallelogram straight line. They require a negative rake saw blade I have an 18” leitz on saw so 5.5” cut off capacity.s people in Ohio They probably

Marc had a powermatic slider in the shop previously I believe? Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

I would imagine poly would not adhere to any of these finishes because of the wax component in them, or any other film topcoat for that matter. Lucky, I've been using Livos quite a bit and love it. I

Mac, I saw a saw like that one in a big wood shop in Medina, OH and the owner of the shop called it the “Mangler”. What made swing saws so dangerous? Joe

Hi Pat Sure, not trying to hijack your thread. Just thought I’d throw in this tidbit of information people. I really like used their product for a long time. Here’s a picture of Maya on my cut 94

I did the same… love it! I set the TSO tracks back 3/4” from the saw blade (don’t want it touching the aluminum) and attached a replaceable piece of hardwood to trim flush and prevent spelching

Thanks very much! Elwin

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I have created a 3D file for the Kappa crosscut fence extension. It is a copy of what Felder offers in wood - ?I printed mine in white PLA and it works great. I have just uploaded it to the files

Hi JP, That's a clever utilization of the TSO components, I'll have to give that a try myself. One appeal of this setup is that the TSO flip stops are pretty easy to fine-tune and adjust as needed.

Yes I used the TSO track and applied Starrett Stix tape. You can also use Incra track with their measuring scales.

Very nice. ?Is that the TSO track with a scale applied? Or another track? thanks

Not sure how I find this thread right now, but someone ask Marc about getting a slider this week and he said he isn’t going to bring one since his core audience would never get one. people can still

My original Fritz & Franz jig I used Incra stops which worked but had several drawbacks. Decided to build version 2.0 using TSO stops and I think I am really going to like the new setup.