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    hi does any 1 no wat the carbatec ct-317 thicknesser is like does it suffer from snipe and generally how gooda machine is it

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    i guess no 1 noes anything about this model

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    I dont know about the Carba-tec one but I have a Ryobi one that looks almost identical (AP13) I got it from Bunnings about 12 months back and since then its been getting a hammering but hasn't failed me yet

    Only problem i've found is a little bit of snipe... but that is probably more due to operator error

    If your interested heres a review of the one that i have.

    http://www.onlinetoolreviews.com/reviews/ryobiap13.htm
    Rgds
    Rob.


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    Dear Jordan,

    Yes, that particular machine - in all it's different liveries and brand stickers - does indeed suffer from Snipe.

    Here is a link to a cracking-good thread by a very intrepid Forumite named Apricotripper, in which he tames the said problem in the Ryobi-badged version of the machine:

    http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ighlight=snipe

    Not a fix for the faint-hearted, though. Are you a tool-tinkerer by chance?..

    Best Wishes,
    Batpig.

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    Jordoncoe,

    I have one and no snipe problems.

    It does the job its meant to, nothing more, nothing less.

    Cheers,

    Ross.

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    Hi Jordancoe

    Like Fozz, I too have one of these machines and agree that snipe is not a huge problem. If the timber is adequately supported on both infeed and outfeed sides the snipe can, to all intents and purposes be eliminated.

    For the dollars, they are a very good machine.

    Cheers

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