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There are plenty of these over at the SawStop site.

It's amazing how many of life's little problems can be solved by hitting them really hard with a big hammer. This mobile base is now fully operational.

FTR, everything else has gone together very smoothly. It's just this one thing that's causing the problem. And the base seems very solid and well put together.

Tried it in both directions -- the one indicated by the instructions and the other way. :) Neither way worked.

And no, the bolt threads through a hole on one side of the wheel mount, goes...

I know a bunch of folks here have HTC mobile bases. I just got one (for a saw I haven't even ordered yet; rumors of long HTC lead times are apparently greatly exaggerated). I'm having a little...

Got the stones today -- nifty package. I think that little stone stand is going to be handy.

Thanks again.

Clearly you owe some Chinese factory worker somewhere a nickel.

Am I too late?

By which I mean, what do I need to do to get this stuff?

Also: groovy.

ETA: I should really say "groovy, thanks" first and then ask about what I need to do, right? It's...

There is a valuable lesson I learned today. Well, two lessons, really.

One is that I'm an even bigger idiot than I previously gave myself credit for.

The other is to never assume your...

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

:D

Also, if anyone's in the Dallas area who's made one of these things work, I'd love to buy you a beer and let you take a first-hand gander at my...

Dunno if this will help, but here are some photos:

Wired Leeson engine (plus my toe) --

49043

Contactor box --

49044

ARRRGH.

OK, I got the motor wired, the electrical box and contactor done, all the wiring in there taken care of, a power line wired from the contactor box to a twist-lock plug to plug into the 220...

Better view of the front carvings:

http://disney.wretch.cc/Joke/Narnia_wardrobe.jpg

Also, apparently there is a The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe game that uses the wardrobe as its interface...

Well, let me clarify: how did he manage to make the wood ends loop back and through each other? I've seen steam bending before, but that knot is quite a trick.

How did he do this?

Yes, I know. I printed them out long before I started this thread. My questions were requests for clarification on things that weren't abundantly clear (at least to me) in the installation...

Thanks Jim, your posts have been helpful too.

I'd like to check to be sure I've got the motor wired properly before I put it in the DC housing and haul it all the way up onto the DC mounting...

Stu, is your revised signature a tacit acknowledgment that you are deliberately violating the TOS?

Just wondering.

And then...
I think you missed some off-topic posts, Ken.

ETA: :)

Just a quick note -- The TOS also prohibits "engaging in religious or political debate." And yet this particular signature is repeatedly permitted to be used:
I do not wish to debate the truth or...

At any rate, Mr. Pickard, thank you for the warning, and I hope your enjoy your time here.

That portion of this post that was not responsive to the thread topic was redacted.

Thanks, that's exactly what they looked like.

I tried tapping them last night with a small hammer. Guess I just need to tap harder. Hooray, I'm a wimp, not a moron!

Well, OK, I could be both.

WISE FROM YOUR GWAVE!

Finally got back to working this, and have another completely idiotic question:

There's round spots around the place on the motor where the wiring goes that appears to be...

It means it's not a beta release but not quite a final release.

Basically, it means that the major bugs (one hopes) have been squashed, the product is close to final release, and they're just...

Consumer grade routers can be had for around $30-40. (Here's a wireless one for $40). A switch is an inferior solution -- penny-wise but pound-foolish.

1. If you have more than one computer, you...