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I was involved with a project at Trex in Fernley, NV and spent some time on site in 2007.? This was their original plant but they have others now.? Their source of material was/is-maybe still dry

Thank you Dave. i used the wrong search terms…

Thanks for the reply Imran. However, with a pin turned to the hundredth to the size of the hole (if this is concentric it enters precisely) and with a shoulder (like a cap) of larger diameter on the

Hey Imran, Thank you for your reply and DM. i assumed as much. So i've now set it up as and end stop so the tables (on both sides) can't hit the cutters. Cheers, Jordi

David, Thanks for the video. For some of us, interacting with a website is not intuitive. In past attempts to query older posts, it did not occur to me to click on “Messages”. Now I know, and it

Hi Andrea, Short answer is that I do not have the ability to turn metal let alone with any precision. As I see it, what’s needed is a pin that fits the existing hole precisely such that there is no

Hi Imran, I wanted to ask you, why did you thread the hole and screw in a bolt, couldn't you have simply inserted a pin turned to size into the smooth hole?

Aaron, I made a video for you. Check it out: https://flic.kr/p/2qETVNd David Best DBestWorkshop@... https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/ https://www.youtube.com/@David_Best

Aaron, I wouldn’t sweat it being out of calibration. I’m guessing most machines will need some adjustment after traveling halfway around the world. My used machine came from Long Island and it was

Thank you Patrick. Unfortunately, my new A3 31 came to me out of adjustment. Considering all the hype about the machine, i didn’t bother to check it out. And it was stuck in a corner of my garage

Thank you Dave! Believe me, I have tried searching but I guess I do not yet know the nuances of FOG. i went into the files archive and tried searching older posts but without success. i tired to use

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Yes, Same profile as wartime/prewar 12/16" machines with the curved base but almost comically wide. I'll see if I can dig up a picture [email protected]> wrote:

The Tersa knives can vary between HSS, coated and carbide. And also between the different brands. Not much and Jarred is right they might need resetting after some use. Very slight though. I don’t

Model 60 ? Dave ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2025 4:04 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [FOG] Cutter head to outfeed table

I've seen a 24", though the 16" are a lot more common. [email protected]> wrote:

Newman made a great jointer. I think 16" was the largest though. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2025 3:27 PM To: [email protected]

FWIW, Here is a table showing the variation between outfeed and Tersa cutterhead and the knives on Dual 51. This was after I cleaned the slot and knives which improved the results. Imran Malik IAM

I never liked .001" above the outfeed. Its great for a minute until the edge dulls slightly, and then you are suddenly cutting tapers and not the trailing edge. .003-.004" above or usually 1/8"

Thats interesting. My no name 500mm jointer is also a tersa head, and i never stopped to consider not all tersa knives are the exact same spec. Are the carbide knives taller than the M or HSS knives?