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I would build an Airtable database. I did this to inventory tools, and other assets. Photos from phone, text via tablet or Pc. Airtable.com Drew wrote: *Drew Tosh* *Co-Owner*

Thanks a lot! Makes sense to see what your quote may be to resupply. Johannes

I sell the banding…. Will have to double check the pricing if they have gone up that much, but I’ll let you know. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Could it be we found something there is not an app for? r/ David

If the Machine has been stood up for 8 years, then bearing grease has almost certainly dried out. Extracting the shaft is not too difficult a task, however changing the bearings can prove a little

This came up on SMC and I need to do something to document everything in my workshop as well as my house and probably something more than doing a walkaround while making a video.? Does anybody have

Thanks a lot, Brian.?? Fiama doesn't provide clear specs on their tape so I would love to stick with the original.? Just resent being ripped off. Best, Johannes

What bearings are bad, arbor or motor? Take off the belt and isolate which bearings. That is step one. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2021 6:08 PM To:

Good point Shawn. Also easy to miss a pushed in emergency stop. In my case there is a switch on blade/shaper sliding cover. Definitely should check stop switch circuit before going to caps. You can

Jonathan, That light is in break board and solid on mine means good. It flashes 2 digit fault code if there is a problem. Have you inspected start/run capacitors? That would be my first guess. I

Hi Jonathan,I’ve had the same issue in the past with my ‘08 KF700, and the culprit was a bad stop switch. You probably have three or four stop switches, two being mushrooms and one or two regular

I'm a relatively new owner of a 2008 KF700. Just went to use it and it won't start. Checked and I have power to the saw. Turned the spindle moulder power switch to reverse rotation and the yellow

My splitter, on a year 2000 KF7, is also offset. There doesn't appear to be a way of adjusting this other than shims which is a pain. Unless anyone knows different? Cheers Ivan

Mike, Thanks for casters details. Now that I am pretty sure where the saw will reside I do not need it on mobile base or casters however I still would like to be able to move it. So skids like Shinta

Dave, The railroad track is one of my anvils for messing around with metals and for building biceps!? :) Imran, Given the dimension of the FB710's base, the wooden base works out perfect for a

Here are small footmaster brand leveling casters on a Laguna 14 along with a different brand small and larger one for reference. Major drawback is the need to crawl around and adjust when relocating.

Thank you Shinta for the missing dimension and photos. -- Mike B

Shinta, Thanks for the pics of the bandsaw base. For the past few days I have been background processing what to do with my bandsaw which is currently sitting in a mobile base that I hate. I think I

Bill B. I do believe we have the same saw, if my memory is there, Have you used the program in the saw to do your dado's at first i thought of it as not much but I found it to be quite good at single

What do you have going on with the piece of railroad track? Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: