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By the way, John is a member of this forum.

He started looking for a motor at Jan 2006...

Here is the beginning
https://www.woodworkforums.com/f44/dc-motor-selection-25098/

And, a few...

Hi Terraaustralis

Oh no, they are not oval, they are round (and should be round)...maybe the camera effect...

Have a look at those pics

Regards
niki
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Very nice...I would love to get some Aluminum strips but I'm poor amateur....

I learnt that usually the corners (of a box or frame) are "dirty" with glue squeeze-up and I had to clean the sharp...

Hi Bob

Very good idea...

I made the same ones (without the holes) and with your permission, I would like to add...

I don't like so much the rubber mats nor the "Non-slip mats" that after...

I also bought one of those digital calipers but, as for checking the bit height, I prefer the "direct reading" because I have to "zero" the caliper when the bit height is exactly at the table...

Welcome to the forum Roven

I don't know which dado jig you are talking about (a picture would be helpful) but, it looks to me that your bit is not siting at the center of the router base...

I'm...

Thank you mate

I don't know the Jet riving knife but maybe this post can help you
http://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=32772

As for my health...
As my father use to tell me "If...

Thank you John
I heard (read) that many people are "toeing out" the rear part of the fence but 1mm looks to me too much.

I was reading one book long time ago (Woodworking for the serious...

Hi mate

No, I don't get any "Teeth-arcs" (or as they are usually called "tooth marks").
IMO, you get tooth marks, if the blade is not parallel to the miter slot or, the rip fence is not parallel...

G'day mate

First, to your questions...
1) I cannot tell how rigid my riving knife is but I made a photo and as you can see, the riving knife pivot is at the same level like the arbor...generally...

Not all the Euro saws comes with "Short Fence"...

to clarify:
*The "Short fence" is NOT "Short", it's a full length fence that can be pulled back and by that, even be used as a locator for...

Hi Jill

I'll give you my method in 7,000 words... :)

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Look here at the second picture "Feeding for a groove with a hand held router"
http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodworking-tips/techniques/skills/with-a-router-you-need-direction/

On your picture,...

Thank you all for your kind words

Don
I'm so happy that it works for you as it works for me.

Regards
niki

Thank you Geoff

Well, in any case I don't do any woodworking during the winter...it's too cold in the garage...so, the usual "winter schedule" - internet, television "jump" to Japan and or Israel...

"Vacuum cleaner" - I think that you call it "Aspirador" in Spanish...

Anyway it's this one of those like on the link below...you must have one of them...

Thank you for your kind words mates

As for being "missing"....without making it "subject of the day", I got some Colon Cancer and I spent some 7 months in and out of hospital. The good news is...

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G'day mates

Long time ago, I posted 6 posts named "Table saw sled"...

Just for the reference, you can see them here;
Table saw sled - Woodwork Forums
Table saw sled - part II - Woodwork...

Thank you Jill

Yes, you are correct...actually, on a much older post, I made a sled and referred to the back edge of the table top as a "90° to the miter slot"....well, it was not...even on my...

Hi Jill

Well no, I would not do it...I'm afraid that the 4mm strip will flutter up & down and will be difficult to control but...

You mentioned that you can get your stock at 19x19mm so you...

Hi Jill

The first method is to use a "strips sled" like this one
http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t104/nanikami/Strips%20on%20TS/S01.jpg

For the rest, please have a look here...

Hi JillB

What is the length of the strips that you'll need...

niki

Hi Matt

Exactly what Ravi said but in an official drawing of HSE...

Regards
niki

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Oh yes, John Nixon..... you'll be surprised but he was a member here....

I remember that he was looking for a motor...

This guy is professional and too Hi-Tech for me...I'm a Lo-Tech guy...
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I made a mortise jig almost as you described on the drawings and it works like a charm...

You can see the "how-to" here
https://www.woodworkforums.com/showthread.php?t=52213

And some actual...

Yeap, a tuned table saw gives a lot of pleasure....and accurate cuts...

Another way to check the blade alignment to the miter slot is....
By listening what the blade is "telling" you...I call...

G'day Nathan

You have two ways to make the guide....one is, as on your pictures and the other one is, just with a straight edge.....in both cases, you have to ensure that you are square and...

I would recommend reading this article
http://www.waterfront-woods.com/Articles/Tablesaw/tablesaw.htm

I know Rick from another two forums (Woodnet and SMC), he is an Engineer and wrote...

If I understand correctly the term "Anti-kickback width", I think that you mean the Riving Knife thickness.

Assuming that the blade body is less than 1.55mm (and it looks like it is), you will do...

I would like to add....

I down-loaded the Sawstop "Owners Manual" and I found something very interesting about the so called "Euro Riving Knife for safety"....

As I understand, the saw has two...

All that was done on European table saws at the 60th~70th.....I mean, the splitter with the anti-kickback pawls was dropped and the riving knife with quick attach / detach blade guard (crown guard)...

Sorry for my so late reply - no Internet all day - some infrastructure works of the telephone company.

Peter
Just a small clarification, I did not re-activated this thread...please look at the...

I think that we are just "milling water"...to buy...not to buy...Blah, blah, blah....the ones that wants to buy, will buy and those that don't - will not and "Finito la comedia"...

I, will not...

Hi Jeremy

Of course I cannot talk for every one but only for myself...

My methods of working on the table saw are such that, even if I'll be distracted, my hands are so far from the blade that...

Oh no, I don't have any emotions, I said that - I - would not retrofit because I feel safe enough with my TS set-up...

And, you are correct, you have money - you have the best of the...

Hi Waldo

I'm a little bit late here but it's because of the post title (I don't know this TS) but after looking at your problem, I would like to share with you my way.

Regards
niki
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Hi Jeremy

The small difference - as I see it - is that when you drive a car, you cannot control all the situations, you depend a lot on what other drivers can do to you while, working on a machine...

Hi SilentC

Now that you mentioned the TCAS (Traffic Collision Alert System) I do remember one case in Hokkaido that it saved us from collision and it was in a cloud that we could not even see the...

Hi Bob

Sorry, I did not see your reply but only after posting mine.

Yes, the companies are building the airplanes with many computers but for one reason - to remove a lot of the workload on the...

Silent C

I don't recall any case that the computer saved the airplane maybe because we must remember that behind every computer, there is an operator...usually, in case of emergency, the pilot...

The passengers are sitting in the airplane and just before engines start, they hear on the Passenger Address system;

"Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome aboard flight No... from...to..."

"This...

Oooops, sorry mate.....I missed that part:-:-:-

Yeap, as I've seen it on one exam;
"Read all the exam to the end"...but usually everybody starts to X the correct answers...

But the last...

Hi Wolffie

Very nice design and workmanship mate.

I would be a little bit worried about the motor cooling port. Looks like the "lifting plate" blocks it.

When I made my router lift, I made...

Hi Basil

.0005 per foot ?....I don't even have the instrumentation to check it....

I'm already 4 years in Poland but never been to Gdinya or Gdansk (I just know that my container with the...

The 5 cut test is used to check if the cross-cut fence or in simple words, the miter gauge fence (or a cross cut sled fence) is at 90° to the miter slot.

Actually, all the alignments on the table...

Well, I don't know about you but....

I had to deep clean my ears before I tuned the blade:-:)

Regards
niki

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