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It's a bit of a one off isn't it lol. Sound deadening panels is a good idea, will give that a go. I expect I will end up remaking the extractor because having it come out one side means the hose gets in the way as well. Don't suppose you can remember anything about setting the height of the...

An old thread I know but did you ever find any information?

It came from a school workshop that got shut down and whilst it's obviously quite old, mechanically it seems in very good condition. It does seem to be a resonance problem, the block shifts enough air to start the chips spinning in the dust collector before it's even turned on which is why I...

Anybody out there own a multico thicknesser? I've bought one second hand and it's great but it's had the cover come extractor port bodged and it seems to be causing a siren like effect. If I take the cover off its quite quiet (all be it very scary seeing that block spending round) but putting...

Thanks folks, I will give them a ring.

The type 2 blades just have two small slots at either end that engage with levelling screws, very different to the type 1 blades unforttunatley. As for the eBay link it's a blade for a dw733s that I think is a planer but the main issue is its only 260mm rather than the 315mm of the thicknesser...

Hi folks Any suggestions where to get replacement blades for a dewalt DW733 thicknesser (type 2)? For what I assumed would be a reasonably common thicknesser it seems very difficult to find aftermarket resharepenable blades. Found a couple of places selling the dewalt branded spares at around...

Hi folks I don't think the feed roller on my planer is level with the thicknessing table. Feed is a bit erratic and I can see the marks made by the splined roller on the side near the fence/motor. Anybody know if it is possible to adjust the level of the feed roller? Thicknessing is fine so...

Glad to know its not just me :). I think the big problem is the screw that holds the blade guard. As you say it has a tendency to twist in the rails at best so will start there. The blade guide looks to be quite square to the blade guard so if I sort the guard I think that will fix most of the...

Hopefully attached some pictures showing the top blade guide in relation to the fence (which is at 90 degrees) and some pictures of the various angles of the blade guide. Ian

Thanks for your help, will take a picture this evening and get that posted.

Thanks for the replies. The problem is they are twisted and there is no adjustment for twist (that I can see). The odd thing is there is no obvious reason for the twist and nothing looks to have been bent but will take the telescopic part of the top blade guide off tonic and have a more...

Hi folks Just picked up a used SIP 14 inch heavy duty bandsaw. Been giving it the once over but one thing is puzzling me, the blade guide assembly and hence the top blade guides are about 3 or 4 degrees out of line with the centre of the table. It doesn't track straight at present but was...