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I'm with Tom on this one. I have two local bearing supply houses that 98% of the time have what I need, on the shelf in SKF or Nachi. Often a couple dollars more than ordering it online, but I don't

Brett, i am sure you know Felder makes one for bandsaws. bit salty for me as a hobby user. I do not know if anyone has tried mounting it for saw application. imran

I’d probably hack something together using something like this using a AC wall wart style power supply for the 7-10VDC:

I always try to support local bearing shops if they have what I need. I do this even if I have to spend the time to drive there, it's just better for the local economy. Amazon is always my last

i mounted a cheap laser on ceiling but it did need adjustment. shop has been rearranged and i have not moved the laser. since i use clamps i pulled back the slider after straight line ripping the

That looks slick! Not used to seeing big coats and gloves in the workshop, was still in the high 80’s here last week… :-) Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Randy also mentioned two (i assume opposing) screws work for him. i did not have room for that in this case. so looking forward to trying that before i give up. if i end up using it a lot, I would

Has anyone installed or does a successful modification exist for quick line-ups of the initial cut on rough stock like laser lines on a high-end rip saw? I'm envisioning it being mounted to an

Jason - that is sweet to watch and hear it run so smoothly. I just installed the Comatic AF110N on the LT24x24 that still has no guides (waiting on Italy and Covid) and I've been tweaking placement of

I think those feeders were well received but expensive. Laguna seems to take good ideas and cheapen them down to where they don't work . Is the unit fairly light in comparison to the typical feeders ?

As many of you know, I'm an auction hound. It really paid off recently when I found this bandsaw feeder, brand new in the box, and local! This is not your typical Comatic type bandsaw feeder. This is

We have a local Applied. The prices are at least 1/3 higher than online so I use if I need advice too. In our store, they stock SKF JEM mainly which are C3 so they have limited use for spindle

I've been using a Kreg Foreman for years. This is old, was probably a prototype as there's even 80/20 caps on the fence extrusions. It's pneumatic, foot pedal actuated for clamp/drill cycle. It's a

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applied industrial is where i have been getting many things including bearings. even my small town has an office so i assume there is one near you. imran

Hi Paul, I’ve been watching threads on this group for months. I signed up after buying my first felder (an AD741). Finally there is a question I feel qualified to comment on :) I made my “Alaskan

Accurate bearing is good. If open, I look at ebay. For standard stamped steel cage sealed or shielded I like SKF Explorer, Natchi Quest, or any reputable ABEC 3 normal clearance bearing. They are a

Anyone recall?

Hi Philip, i know it is common practice to make extra parts in case some are lost but i have never practiced that. so i am extra careful to avoid a process that has risk. i would have done this on

I could not agree more. The Kreg system is an invitation to ongoing frustration. Castle rules - love my TMS-21. David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/albums