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Any competent saw blade shop should be able to cut and re-weld that blade. Find one local to you, this is who I use here in Phoenix: https://echolssaw.com/? Brian Lamb blamb11@...

I have been selling for years now, parallel fences to fit the Hammer and Minimax machines that bolt to the t-slot in the side of the slider. I do limit the width to roughly 25”-26” of support and

Hi Bill Belanger, So the larger end of your 120mm adapter will fit over the plastic housing on the machine, but do you know if it’s a snug fit? Does the 120mm end have any taper to it? I’m wanting

Hi Brett Wissel, That could be a viable option, Thank You for the heads up. Wade

Hi Bob Wise, I’m just connecting flex ducting that has the reinforced spiral wire that coils through it. Wanting to make a direct attachment. Some have mentioned they use Felder’s right angle

What material are you using?

I use my 3D printer to grow a adapter between the machine port and the hose I use.? A 3D printer has all kinds of uses in a wood shop for things like this. Chris

Wade, I sell adapters ArizonaWoodStudio etsy.com Bill Belanger

I used a Fernco rubber fitting adaptor from a local plumbing supply house, But can't tell you which one at the moment. It fits over the metal ring on the small side and tapers larger to also fit

I used 5” hose, which works with the Felder right angle connector Regards, Rod

Hello FOG, To all you AD941 owners. The machine dust hose attachment has an outside diameter of 120mm or 4.72”. The hose I use in my shop has an inside diameter of 110mm or 4.33”. What did you use

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Update:Starrett Customer Service came through on this… the official line is that they don’t repair blades, but given the cost of the blade and that it’s a one-off ‘mulligan’,?they’ll have

It could be more generic, however it’s a good place to start. You would be amazed the number of customers who haven’t read the manual and their problems are as follows - emergency stop button

Felder obviously, you need to supply address, name and phone number. I often buy FS Tools blades, made in North America. Regards, Rod

Another vote here for Ridge Carbide. I recently bought two blades from them, good service, no issues. They emailed me just to confirm that I really wanted Felder 30mm arbor with pin holes, and shipped

Recently, I purchased a carbide-tipped bandsaw blade from Starrett, but?mis-read the description - leading to a 13’ 4” blade for my 13’ N4400. A rather expensive senior-moment without reading

Hi Nathan, Over a year ago I was also playing with that idea and whipped up a quick prototype as can be seen in the picture below. It is/was the goal to make some 3d printed parts and use the VEIKO T

I have ridge carbide blades and have been very happy with the blades as well as the customer service. I would suggest ridge carbide. I also had good luck with forest. wrote: