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Hi all, I am back from picking up the Tannewitz I bought on auction.? I'm disappointed that it was a PH 30" and not a 36" but that's a risk I took with the sketchy listing.? At $775 with only one

Hey David, I? do keep the the table well waxed with a similar product. Thanks for the input

So it turns out that the brake board was bad.? I ordered a new one from Klinger Born in Germany for about 118 Euros (including shipping).? I replaced the brake board, and everything started right up

Pretty sure I shot for a 4” wide bevel, but it’s been so many years ago I can’t remember for sure. I know I needed the whole 12” blade. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

FWIW, i found this used on Ebay in April. the cutting length is 60mm. it will do a bevel similar to Brian’s table but not sure if it can do exactly what Brian did. imran

Randy and Mark, thanks for the feedback. i would do the clean and stick. just wanted to avoid the messy adhesive if possible. imran

Thank you, that’s actually an ancient project, think it was about 2002. I couldn’t bring myself to sell or throw the table out when we sold that house and moved, so the top got repurposed to be

thanks Brian. you are correct, the scale is held in channel not glued. i have not opened the package but i expect this to be not stiff enough to be used on it’s own. i intend to stick it to the AL

I stuck mine down after cleaning the fence with acetone.. never had an issue with it coming loose.. I did not use the spray adhesive either

Not in my lifetime... Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I built the legs and stand offs, drilled the mounting holes, laid the top upside down on a table, positioned the legs/base where I wanted it, spot drilled into the table bottom to mark the locations.

Imran, I do the same as Brian. Maybe if “substrate” is porous they are recommending that so the “substrate” doesn’t suck up some of the pre-applied stick on the tape and weaken the bond.

The Starrett Measure-Stix I use are self adhesive and you can stick them to pretty much anything. I usually clean with an alcohol swab right before I stick them down to make sure no oils are present.

Well done Brian! How did you account for movement of the top in your attachment? Marlowe

Maybe you should have used a chisel :) Dave Davies

A tall cutter would have worked on smaller parts, but that table was over 6’ long and I might have been able to do the two long edges, would have hit the ceiling trying to do the narrow ones. I’m

i got following for the short xcut fence. https://www.mmtoolparts.com/store/biesemeyer-12-ft-left-tape-1-2-in-metric-english-79-057 even though it is adhesive backed, directions say to use a spray

Wow! WTG Brian!! Lucky

Brian, This is the major reason I bought the KF with a 9’ slider. I could just see doing something like this! I really like my 4” tall spiral cutter with bearing for profiling larger parts. Mark

The bevel was a real butt pucker set up…. This picture is kind of dark, but you can see the shaper with the blade on it. I raised the actual table up with two layers of 3/4” ply to get it tall