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When I was considering the 941-951 my salesman told me I didn’t need the 951. So for some people it might be overkill. Just sayin... Bill Belanger wrote:

joe said, he did that procedure before he purchased profil. imran

hi Joe Thought Profil45 has everything automated and controlled via a control panel, why would you need the fencing measuring device?

If you need an AD941 then you might as well get the 951. 951 is alot more machine than 941. I was in similar situation 2 years ago and I went with 951, silent cutter etc. never looked back.

Sorry, I forgot to mention that the capacitors must be removed from circuit if you are testing the capacitance using a multimeter as you may be measuring multiple capacitors and/or other components

It may still be bad capacitors. Just because the capacitance is good, they still need to be checked for ESR and leakage. Google these parameters and you will find the explanations. Hope this helps.

Anthony, I’ve been using the Fireball squares for a couple of years now and love them. When Mac Campshure was here visiting last time, we stood over my bulkhead entrance to the basement and jawboned

Anthony, If you need a lathe for your new shop I have a like new Grizzly G0694. Since you’re in Maine too it should be an easy delivery... Bill Belanger

Hi Sam I’m basing this on a looksie of the Hammer C3-31 single phase circuitry but the thing is that the run and start capacitors are shared between the motors. IE there is just the one set of

They are very similar. Jatoba is shown on the left, massaranduba is in the right

An electric jack won't go more than a few inches in hard gravel so don't even try to take it off concrete. I spent an hour making that mistake last week. Tried to save 5 minutes. No cure for dumb.

It’s most like Ipe. In fact, if I put an Ipe board in a field of massaranduba you wouldn’t be able to pick the ipe.

A little of both. I saw a tree design in a chair and modified it to a bed.

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All the machinery movers here carry sheets of 1/4” steel to lay down. We had to cut out the asphalt in front of our machine shop door and poor a concrete pad about 20 foot square as the forklift

Thanks Brian, Great tip, i hadn’t thought of a Telehandler but that could be just the tool when move in day comes. When I moved the lathe and mill into storage the pallet jack sank into the pavement

Cliff, That is my back plan at last case scenario. I had a container down in the Bay Area on the coast that I stored my tools in before moving to the shop and did that and it worked well. I Tried to

I make Zero-Clearance throat plate kits that fit the Kappa 40 and Kappa 400. DM me if interested (david @ bestservices . biz). Details are here including a dimensioned drawing if you want to attempt

i had not heard of it until i met Marty last dec. it is beautiful, glad Marty saved it and surprised that it was used for decking. imran

Silly me… the wood is in the topic, never heard of it, but the color kind of reminded me of Jatoba. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com