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ave is awesome. Sent from my GT-I9515 using Tapatalk

thanks will have a go at that after my attempt will the dial indicato

This is the front page of the manual: And this is the part it says what the height should be: I think that if I don't manage with the dial indicator, that magnetic jig together with the removal of the springs will have to do it. Sent from my GT-I9515 using Tapatalk

yes I presume the proper material is aluminium but i have no way of doing that. So i tried with MDF and failed as the knifes dig into the MDF. The manual states 0.7-0.8mm recommended with 1.1mm MAX. Whilst experimenting and measuring with the depth guage of a micrometer, i realised that...

The problem with these jigs, although they look very precise, is the strong springs that push up the blades. It requires a bit of effort to push down the blades really low into the cutter head. I cut an arc of MDF with a 75mm diameter to sit on the blades and push them down as I tighten the...

I will scan the manual page tonight and post. I would use the stick setup if the outfeed table is setup correctly. This is the reason I am trying to reference the blades to the cutter head and then be able to set the outfeed table correctly with the stick method, then finally the infeed to...

It is a replica of the axminister aw106pt2 / charnwood w583 10x7 thicknesser /planer. The cutter block is a 75mm drum that takes 3 blades. Sent from my GT-I9515 using Tapatalk

My planer has been without blades for the last 10 days because the manual states the knives should be 0.7/0.8mm above the cutter head. I still haven't found an accurate way to do this. Ordered a dial indicator and some magnets to put a jig together and hopefully get this thing back together...

Same product, different seller who offers international shipping. http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Zap-Z-Poxy-5-mi ... 1191783245 Sent from my GT-I9515 using Tapatalk

Would be good if someone knows of aerosol paints, like the ones Steve Ramsey uses on his projects, for kids projects.

Wealden don't do 1/4" tongue and groove. Only 1/2".

Hope the new year brings good news with it. I love to read your craft fair stories/adventures/rants/plans/successes.

How about a wip? How are the verticals joined? Tongue and groove?

I took the pictures but never got round to post them. Got some comments to make on my setup to do too now that I have used the machine for some time. Too late for all this now today. Oh and please don't complain about the weather. Tomorrow is going to be 32 degrees Celsius and am working in...

If you decide on putting back on the left side table in between the machine body and the sliding table, you don't need extra legs as the sliding table already has supporting legs. If on the other hand you intend using the left hand wing table on the right, you will need legs. I didn't put on...