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Straight knife, the scallops are at a right angle to the material passing through the machine spiral heads the scallops are running linearly with the board martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412

I worked with fellow FOGer Tom Fulmer on fine tuning the 3D printed dust chute adapter for the Hammer machines. After quite a few iterations I have a solution that actually works. Hopefull nobody

John:I recently completed rotating the cutters on my AD951… quite straightforward and completed in a couple hours. Watch YouTube videos, have your tools ready and develop a flow to the process. I

Thanks Rohit, Indeed it looks like you can have multiple sections of tape. I'm not sure i want to be going through that procedure though each time i move from the first part of the tape to the second,

Bryce, Glad you shared, because as I said, I would not have even tried. Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Aaron, You are right, I should have prefaced that statement with “In General”. It was a response I copied from a thread on my FB group and sometimes they are not perfectly phrased. The issue with

I’m running a Ridge Carbide brand blade model, TS21248-A with 30mm pinholes. It performs very similar to the characteristics that Aaron described as well. But It’s a +20 rake, and is HORRIBLE

When researching cost-effective DROs, I found the M503 and LP-02 models confusing—they appear to be nearly identical in size and design. I ended up purchasing a few LP-02 units, and based on the

Hi Dan, I have noticed this too on the 230 fence of my CF741. When i do, i pull both fences off and clean everything with a blast of air and a bit of a wipe and it tends to end up spot on again.

I don't think I necessarily agree with the statement "Sliders do work better with less hook" -- if you equate hook with meaning the same as rake angle.? I have tried in one instance using my 10

Thanks Imran, Yes the join in the tape was necessary due to how the table lifts up. I thought i could simply cut it but the two pieces together and it would work, but it turned out that it wasn't

Im using forrest blades. Usa made. ?I like the duraline for xcut and the woodworker ii for ripping. You can ship them the blades to have them retoothed and or sharpened. They will also add the pin

Same here. You are welcome to come to not as sunny Northern California

Anyone can come on down to Sunny Southern California whenever! The New saw (Still unknown to almost everyone!) Still a SECRET, should show up in the next two weeks or so! PK

PK’s observations make sense to me. My comparisons are much more limited, of course. I bought a 15” Powermatic thicknesser with spiral head, after years of the cheapest import I could find. I was

I have a Hammer a3-31 with the silent power spiral head. It is probably the only thing I really like about the machine. My boards come out glassy smooth and I can go right to higher grit finish

PK, it only means we need to do an experiment. Run a board on my machine with the Tersa on one side and you’ll run the other side on the Xylent for comparison :)

I have stayed out of this conversation (maybe I still should!) but here are my observations: Spiral vs Tersa may not be as cut and dry as is being stated. I have had: * Straight knives - Lunchbox

I have packed the filter for my cyclone when the depth of fill indicator fails. The pressure meter goes off the chart when that happens. I periodically take my filter off and clean it on my patio. So

Hi Chris, Hook or rake are used interchangeably. I am not a blade design level expert rather a user who reads and thinks a lot. I have only had blades with negative hook for non-ferrous metals. Here