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  1. 14th July 2007, 01:00 AM #1
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    Default Triton TPT15 Thicknesser/Moulder

    Well, this just arrived today
    Only had a chance to pull it out of the box so far and sit it on the stand.

    First impressions are good. Seems very solid with cast-iron parts and plenty of adjustment features to get things set up right.

    Will post more when I finish setup and fire her up!
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    So c'mon Dean, it's been a coupla hours
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    no further progress. Darn day job always getting in the way.

    The set of molding knives it comes with were missing from the box though. Triton sending set up. Hopefully this coming weekend it will see its first hit of electricity
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dean View Post
    no further progress. Darn day job always getting in the way.

    The set of molding knives it comes with were missing from the box though. Triton sending set up. Hopefully this coming weekend it will see its first hit of electricity
    Looking forward to your thoughts. I did read it was a single-speed feed and only two blade, which sounds a bit light on specs but the proof is in the shavings I suppose...

    Rob
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcarthur View Post
    Looking forward to your thoughts. I did read it was a single-speed feed and only two blade, which sounds a bit light on specs but the proof is in the shavings I suppose...

    Rob
    Yes only two blades, but has 2 feed speeds, not just one

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