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Anyone going to WOODMEX next week?? 
Chuckle. :lol:Jetman":3sfldozh said:ok, some of it costs about £5 squillion and you put a tree in one end and a fitted kitchen pops out of the other
There is a Event list on the main page but as I've be been lazy I haven't updated it in ages - I must get some updates done soonThats a good idea .. I like the idea of a show/event calender being on the site. Howabout it Charlie?
It's the 8" version but it's producing bows width ways (left to right) and the blades appear to be straight :? although it'll probably turn out to be operators error6" or 8" Charley?
ROTFL! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:Noely":2te70m0u said:Interesting......Although I suspect the novelty has worn off....
Do you grind your own blades? Or have you had them sharpened by an external company recently? If so, have you checked they are not cupped, or bent?Noely":colka3bf said:So you start with an almost flat side and end up with a convex side? Interesting......Although I suspect the novelty has worn off....
Must be the blades Charley? Even with operator error can't see how it could happen. Maybe take the 3 blades out, check that size is identical and reset using a dial gauge. Presume you've checked that the infeed and outfeed tables are coplanar? (With each other and the cutter head?) then adjust the outfeed table? Let us know how you get on. Maybe Philly and Aragorn can add a few suggestions? And, of course, Nick.
Noel
10 kilos
:shock:but I have trouble lifting it
Bloody things so unwieldy - I think it's taller than 6 foot, maybe 7 - and as everyone knows in my workshop - with less space than needed to swing a kitten, bloody thing clunks on everything everytime I move it. Good job I have protectors on the flourescent lights.ike":30swb97n said:10 kilos:shock:but I have trouble lifting it
Ere, u 'avunt bin eatin' yur wheatybangs 'ave you? :lol: