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I have owned the MM16 for about a year and had read of problems with the motor contactor and also door/brake switches. I didn't have a problem, mine was shipped with the right model I guess.

The...

John I got that guide about two weeks ago and sharpened my Marples chisels without a problem using scary sharp (I don't have stones). I tightened it down as hard as I could turn the screws with my...

That's a neat idea except I cut the rails from 8/4 stock and have already milled to 6/4. Thinking about the method, I have a router jig that would work. If I follow you, I could have milled 4/4...

Lars,

Thanks for the feedback. I think I will follow your lead on the dado. That sounds much easier than trying to mortise the wide, long (translated - heavy) rails and will provide a clean...

I have been lurking quietly for a while here but I could use some advice.

I am building the bed below from a pic LOML found on the web.

I have dimensioned it so the lower footboard/headboard...

I use a window unit in my 20 x 24 detached shop. The key is to insulate the walls, ceiling and rollup doors.

I pull the unit every two years and clean the coils. I'm in eastern NC.

How far apart are the top of the "ridges" and how high are they? I mean, are you seeing ridges (tops close together) or waves (tops an inch apart)?

My experience with a Timberwolf PC 1", 3 TPI...

I've been using the 22-580 for about 4 years. So far no problems. Snipe is minimal. Blade changeout is simple. I like it just fine.

I bought the Rikon 10-345 and ended up returning it. I had purchased the machine based on positive reviews of the 10-340 and had looked at the 10-340 before Christmas but ended up ordering and the...

I have the Incra miter gauge and it does a good job. It's not extreme heavy duty so I don't try to use it where a sled makes more sense (long, heavy boards).

I have that Delta DC and upgraded to...

I haven't checked table flatness but it's not perfect. I am an electrical guy, not very mechanically inclined, so I typically don't check such things more so than with a straight edge/feeler gauge. ...

I gotta tell you I'm impressed with your patience on this matter. Two months without the use of a new machine is beyond my own threshold.

When you say "switch", I'm assuming you mean the motor...

What a great sense of humor! I wish we had the same attitude where I work...

That is the most beautiful butcher block I've ever seen. I don't think I could even lay a knife on edge on that artwork!

I looked at the LT-16HD and MM16. Liked em both...a LOT! Decided on the MM16 based on feedback and a nice test drive at a fellow WWers shop. I got the standard show discount package(3 blades,...

Christian - Thanks for the really nice pics. That looks like it must have been a very impressive show. It would seem worth it just to kick the tires on a few machines.

I don't know how you...

If I remember right you need a 1 1/4 and 1 1/8 open/box wrench. Not a lot of room to spin.

The top is a little cumbersome to handle alone.

and it has been very, very good to me. 500 sounds a little high used.

The jointer I have worked very well out of the box. Fence is solid, tables are coplanar, operation is good. Heavy machine....

Well, Shae should sleep very well on that beautiful bed! Looks very nice.

I am curious about the wood on the headboard. Looks very interesting.

I had a real fun time getting it into my 83 inch high rollup shop door. :)

Cleaned and polished Monday night. Tracked and tensioned a 1 inch Timberwolf blade last night. Lower wheel...

I just got an email today with tracking info for my MM16. I'm in NC. There is a chance it will be here Friday. :)

I've been lurking here for quite a while and would like to thank everyone for...