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Is the feed using power from the main motor if so disconnected feed lever first . martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell

JP, The tech has a point but likely did not communicate it well. Motors have service/duty ratings from S1 to S10. My Dual 51 is 7.35 KW S6-40%. Here is the explanation. S1 Continuous duty The motor

If you’re talking about a fuse being blown at your load center or breaker panel, then you properly have not sized the breaker/fuse to the load of your Dual 51 at start up, or the wiring is

Hi JP: Definitely not normal. The advice to keep it off for 10 minutes to avoid damaging the circuit board is bull/#$t, for sure. The reason why we both know you’ve been told incorrect information

Hi Guys, I have a question about our Dual 51. It’s nearly brand new, probably used less than 15 times, as we rarely mill lumber and when we do, it’s often not a lot. We’ve been using it with our

James, Funny you mention that. When I built the last few Big Squeeze few yrs back, I decided to get the oscillating sander and Rigid was my choice because it did both for a reasonable price. I tried 2

Imran, I followed the technique Michael Fortune described in the attached Fine Woodworking article, it does work. Now, I can bandsaw the template (straight or curved) very close to the line. I use

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Patrick, I second Joe's opinion. I think a beam clamp is unnecessary unless you're doing a lot of veneer or thin pieces. A piece of MDF on edge or slightly curved caul as Mac mentioned works well. The

Hi Pierre, your wiring would be correct for Canada. Regards, Rod

James, Brave is not the term I would use. -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

Agreed, the lack of safety glasses on a sliding table saw isn't a big thing.? Now if you're grinding metal, definitely! However, in the 3rd video of this series, he does a rather dangerous action

Hi James, That is crazy! Last I heard, no one making replacement eyeballs (yet). ??? Thx, Wade

Saw these videos a few years back… was going to try it out and I haven’t gotten back to it yet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RuO_jljpTA&t=738s? Peanut 2 or Lamello Tenso? [**Gifted/Ad][video

Wade, This is not the worst I have ever seen. There are YouTube videos showing people wearing slippers, no safety glasses, no hearing protection, no dust collection, and hands are just too close to

Scott, Another simple option that allows for knockdown construction with tight joints is the Festool Domino Connectors plus pocket screws for face frames as needed. Provides a lot of flexibility and

That looks interesting. Only face drilling required.

Hi Aaron, I can also see there are no rules about wearing safety glasses in this shop! ??? Wade

Just to throw another option out there… and this method has hand jigs or you can do cnc. https://www.intelligentfixings.com/? Intelligent Fixings PEANUT? Connecting System | Home

You can see here that he puts a small piece of wood at the rear of the beam clamp to prevent unequal piston pressure problems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQgEybte9So -Aaron