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Not sure how I find this thread right now, but someone ask Marc about getting a slider this week and he said he isn’t going to bring one since his core audience would never get one. people can still

My original Fritz & Franz jig I used Incra stops which worked but had several drawbacks. Decided to build version 2.0 using TSO stops and I think I am really going to like the new setup.

I know the poly defeats the idea of Rubio but I just don’t want the customer calling me with staining issues. Commercial bar is a tough go. Also going to talk to Todd about Waterlox now that it was

Andy, I’m planning on waiting a week. I just did a sample and watching that. Yes they don’t recommend it but I have no problem breaking the rules.

Hey Joe Do you wait until the Rubio is cured fully to apply a poly top coat? I’ve considered putting poly over some pieces that get a lot of wear but the manufacturers don’t recommend it. For osmo

I've been really happy with Rubio the few times I've used it so far. Especially their hybrid wood protector that I used on a large outdoor planter. It has been sitting fully exposed to all 4 seasons

Hi Chris, Good question, if it’s working more power to you for avoiding these high priced Euro finishes! I used watco for years and my former shop associate uses Waterlox a lot for countertops and

Ok ya’ll.. For years I have been using Watco and Waterlox, with what I believe to be success. Am I missing something critical, or am I just clueless? I am not producing my projects commercially, and

Hi Lucky, I have only been using the Saicos premium hard wax oil on my home projects and the yurt I built for my son. I know they have other products but that’s the only one I have used. I used some

I want to thank everyone who responded to my post. You are all amazing! I doubt there is another place where I could find this much information. Thank you all for your time to share your thoughts,

Thank you David, this amazing wealth of information!

Prior to ordering my North State 16" wide belt sand, I looked into the Houfek Cindy sanders as well. At the time, Houfek was willing to import a machine, but they wouldn't ship until they had a

I had a 15" open ended wide belt, badged Bridgewood but the same as powermatic, North State etc. solid machine. There's actually one on local auction here in Minnesota right now. Jason Holtz J. Holtz

John: I had a 37” Speedsander…while certainly superior to a drum sander I found the quality lacking and sold it after a few years. Terry

I am also researching sanders for my new / retirement shop. ?I once owned a woodmaster 50” drum sander but had little use on it before i sold because of a career move. It was a solid quality

Looks like the manual was stripped off by the forum software. You can download it from this link: https://powermatic.com/media/akeneo_connector/asset_files/1/7/1791250_man_en_77f7.pdf David Best

Mariusz, I have not had any major issues with the North State sander. Mine is 3-phase with the 7.5 HP motor which appeared to me to have several voltage alternatives with wiring configuration changes

Thanks for the pointer to the CWI/sandx brand. The 26" wide version of the dual drum looks decent at a price quite a bit below the powermatic. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Joe: I hope you’re well! I think your approach of rolling and leaving for a while is a good one. I’ve found the 4mm nap is demonstrably better than even 5mm nap, so the shorter the better. What

Thanks Mac. Steve Rowe suggested the same company a bit earlier. It looks like they build quality equipment, but they are not cheap. The smaller of the two open ended drum sanders, the Cindy 300,