On Apr 6, 2025, at 5:16?PM, Aaron Inami via groups.io <ainami@...> wrote:
On Apr 6, 2025, at 5:16?PM, Aaron Inami via groups.io <ainami@...> wrote:
Re: Need 12" digital caliper
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI have the??unit which I love, but I wanted something less precious for everyday ¡°burner¡± type use. ?So I just recently bought this one from Amazon, which is fine. ?One of the things I like about it is that the battery cover is held in place by a tiny screw, so it¡¯s less likely to fly off into the bowls of the shop never to be found again.David Best DBestWorkshop@... https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/ https://www.youtube.com/@David_Best
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On Apr 6, 2025, at 1:50?PM, Kyle Stiefel via groups.io <kstiefel@...> wrote:Update:?So went through everything getting dust out of all the nooks and crannies as the day went on.??Initially it let me then restart the saw from the wagon or frame without recycling the on/off but would still cut out when I tried to cut about 3/4."? I did not try thinner stuff.?I then kept messing around and cleaning as the no longer switching the main switch on/off was a change with the policing of dust around the unit.??Finally got it to rip 2 sticks of 8/4 maple which is how I had started the day but then ran out of time for the day as the family calls.??Fingers crossed next weekend I can actually meet my goals from this weekend.?Who knows but the sawdust was likely causing an electronic gremlin somehow.??
On Apr 6, 2025, at 11:09?AM, Doug Speck via groups.io <speckde@...> wrote:Shinta,?I had a similar situation in my last shop/garage.? It was a finished garage, but it had an attic access that allowed for adding additional lifting height to the chain hoist.? I used a chain hoist because it allows for almost infinite control of your lift speed.? I constructed a 2x "beam" to spread the load of the band saw onto multiple joists and added another foot to the chain hoist attachment point (see picture).? I lifted the saw using the crate, not the eye bolt that the manual specified as the eye bolt requires a much higher lift height.? Once the saw is erected to a height that the center of gravity shifts to the opposite side of the lift chain, it will stand up on its own weight.? In fact, you will need to support the machine's base to control the rate of descend.? Be very careful at this junction.?Thanks for the pictures and description of your solution. ?I had not thought to use the crate to lift from but that does seem like it would improve the geometry. ?It appears that the attach point of the hoist to the crate was to the left of the hoist when you began lifting, and the hoist chain rotated counterclockwise through vertical and then to the right as the saw rotated upright. ?Is that right? What point on the saw was directly below the hoist when you started lifting??Is that a single length of black pipe supporting the chain hoist? ?How long is the section of pipe between those 2x8's? ?I was advised by our builder not to hang the hoist from our joists as I'd have to drill through the web of the joist and support the pipe there and he wasn't sure it was rated for a load applied like that. ?I'm thinking to build a couple posts, each composed of 2 or 3 2x6's, which I can fit up between the joists to get maximum height, and run the pipe between them. ?However, if the saw & crate have to swing between them, they'd have to be far enough apart that black pipe seems potentially inadequate, plus the posts have to be held solidly upright as the direction of the load moves, so the design gets more complicated...?Doug
I had a similar situation in my last shop/garage.? It was a finished garage, but it had an attic access that allowed for adding additional lifting height to the chain hoist.? I used a chain hoist because it allows for almost infinite control of your lift speed.? I constructed a 2x "beam" to spread the load of the band saw onto multiple joists and added another foot to the chain hoist attachment point (see picture).? I lifted the saw using the crate, not the eye bolt that the manual specified as the eye bolt requires a much higher lift height.? Once the saw is erected to a height that the center of gravity shifts to the opposite side of the lift chain, it will stand up on its own weight.? In fact, you will need to support the machine's base to control the rate of descend.? Be very careful at this junction.
Does the shaper spindle react the same way? They have amp draw settings in the electronics, that's beyond me, I would contact Felder on Monday.?Brian LambOn Sunday, April 6, 2025 at 09:00:57 AM MST, Kyle Stiefel via <kstiefel=[email protected]> wrote:Took delivery 2021Single phaseBreaker not trippingAble to switch off and back on at machine so does not come back on without cycling power switch?Sent from Verizon mobileOn Sun, Apr 6, 2025, 11:55 Brian Lamb via <blamb11=[email protected]> wrote:Need more info... what vintage? Single or three phase? VFD? Tripping the braker at your panel? Does it come back on without turning off the power to the machine?Brian LambOn Sunday, April 6, 2025 at 08:52:49 AM MST, Kyle Stiefel via <kstiefel=[email protected]> wrote:Morning folks,?I have a KF700 and was trying to do some work today.? Now as soon as wood touches the blade the saw is instantly turning off.? This is the first time I have encountered this issue.? The manual doesn't address at all.?Any suggestions??
Need more info... what vintage? Single or three phase? VFD? Tripping the braker at your panel? Does it come back on without turning off the power to the machine?Brian LambOn Sunday, April 6, 2025 at 08:52:49 AM MST, Kyle Stiefel via <kstiefel=[email protected]> wrote:Morning folks,?I have a KF700 and was trying to do some work today.? Now as soon as wood touches the blade the saw is instantly turning off.? This is the first time I have encountered this issue.? The manual doesn't address at all.?Any suggestions??
Need more info... what vintage? Single or three phase? VFD? Tripping the braker at your panel? Does it come back on without turning off the power to the machine?Brian LambOn Sunday, April 6, 2025 at 08:52:49 AM MST, Kyle Stiefel via <kstiefel=[email protected]> wrote:Morning folks,?I have a KF700 and was trying to do some work today.? Now as soon as wood touches the blade the saw is instantly turning off.? This is the first time I have encountered this issue.? The manual doesn't address at all.?Any suggestions??
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Thanks Jonathan. This guy subs doors and drawer fronts to me. I told him he can¡¯t afford me to apply the bead ?So he is going to do that and I shared with him the methods he can try.BTW, I am not familiar with industry terms. You and another guy (on my FB group) used the term ¡°Plant¡±. I assume it means applied. Is there any more to it?Imran MalikIAM Wood Creations?Imran.I have done solid plant on staff bead its a lot of work, and you have very little room for discrepancy, but it does look extremely nice.Most would add the staff bead to the frame, this way its easy to do any adjustment to the door.Kindest RegardsJonathan SamwaysEste mensaje se dirige exclusivamente a su destinatario y puede contener informaci¨®n privilegiada o confidencial. Si no es vd.el destinatario indicado, queda notificado de que la utilizaci¨®n, divulgaci¨®n y/o copia sin autorizaci¨®n est¨¢ prohibida en virtud de la legislaci¨®n vigente. Si ha recibido este mensaje por error, le rogamos que nos lo comunique inmediatamente por esta misma v¨ªa y proceda a su destrucci¨®n.
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On Sat, 5 Apr 2025 at 20:40, imran via <imranwoodshop=[email protected]> wrote:Thank you Brett and Jared. Those are essentially the options I received on my FB group. We got people with good experience ?Imran MalikIAM Wood Creations?Cnc mdf, mitered solid or an applied bead.? Those look cnc or mitered
On Sat, Apr 5, 2025, 2:12 PM Brett Wissel via <Brettwissel=[email protected]> wrote:Imran,?1.That photo suggests CNC made the exterior bead.2.For a more traditional technique, run some molded/bead edgebanding, and affix around outside perimeter?as trim detail.3. Or route/plane the beads in the straights as close to corners as can be found, and finish corners by hand.On Sat, Apr 5, 2025 at 9:10?AM imran via <imranwoodshop=[email protected]> wrote:What is the best way to achieve a bead like below around the outside perimeter of the door?<image0.jpeg>Imran MalikIAM Wood Creations--
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Thanks Jonathan. This guy subs doors and drawer fronts to me. I told him he can¡¯t afford me to apply the bead ?So he is going to do that and I shared with him the methods he can try.BTW, I am not familiar with industry terms. You and another guy (on my FB group) used the term ¡°Plant¡±. I assume it means applied. Is there any more to it?Imran MalikIAM Wood Creations?Imran.I have done solid plant on staff bead its a lot of work, and you have very little room for discrepancy, but it does look extremely nice.Most would add the staff bead to the frame, this way its easy to do any adjustment to the door.Kindest RegardsJonathan SamwaysEste mensaje se dirige exclusivamente a su destinatario y puede contener informaci¨®n privilegiada o confidencial. Si no es vd.el destinatario indicado, queda notificado de que la utilizaci¨®n, divulgaci¨®n y/o copia sin autorizaci¨®n est¨¢ prohibida en virtud de la legislaci¨®n vigente. Si ha recibido este mensaje por error, le rogamos que nos lo comunique inmediatamente por esta misma v¨ªa y proceda a su destrucci¨®n.
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On Sat, 5 Apr 2025 at 20:40, imran via <imranwoodshop=[email protected]> wrote:Thank you Brett and Jared. Those are essentially the options I received on my FB group. We got people with good experience ?Imran MalikIAM Wood Creations?Cnc mdf, mitered solid or an applied bead.? Those look cnc or mitered
On Sat, Apr 5, 2025, 2:12 PM Brett Wissel via <Brettwissel=[email protected]> wrote:Imran,?1.That photo suggests CNC made the exterior bead.2.For a more traditional technique, run some molded/bead edgebanding, and affix around outside perimeter?as trim detail.3. Or route/plane the beads in the straights as close to corners as can be found, and finish corners by hand.On Sat, Apr 5, 2025 at 9:10?AM imran via <imranwoodshop=[email protected]> wrote:What is the best way to achieve a bead like below around the outside perimeter of the door?<image0.jpeg>Imran MalikIAM Wood Creations--