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Lee Valley Veritas

miterset and miterset segment jig

Sorry, forgot to mention, it is an old 4 post 13" planer

lost my setting jig in a move, and I need to change the knives.

Anyone out there know the proper height?

Thanks in advance.

Set of Lee Valley Spokeshaves, with the canvas roll. Very Nice.

I'd go with the delta

Amana Tool 658040 Carbide Tipped Dado 8 Inch D x 46T ATB/FT -5 Deg, 5/8 Bore, Dado Set
I use this stack. I like it a lot. very clean cuts with the 46 tooth design. I spread the shims out.
This one...

Veritas. Three sizes available. Dovetail, carcass, and the largest rip and crosscut.

I cut off squares from an old trailer tire and nailed them to the bottom of my legs. works great, and grips the concrete to boot!

Check out this Video on Anvil Hunting. Good anvil info contained within.

https://youtu.be/SJF52_4noZE

Forrset
Leitz
Valley machine knife, West Springfield, MA
Woodcraft. (they do a great job mail-in)

Love my 18-900

Old Sturbridge Village (45 minutes west of boston)
Plymouth Plantation.

if choosing between the two, go to Sturbridge. old woodworking stuff there also!

Delta can be had for $110 now. works great, after a couple of hours of fiddling. FYI, use a dial indicator to square it up with your blade. mine was out 90 thousands to start. Within 1-2 thousands...

Made new tops for two old workmates out of maple cutoffs lefotver from the big boy workbench I recently finished.

I'll snap some pics of them.

Chinese Starrett. $100 on Amazon.

Husqvarna rancher or stihl farm boss. anything around an 045 size is good for general purpose work. not too big, nor too small.

But you gotta love Fran Tarkenton.

I have a honda EU5500.

I can run well pump, boiler (with superstore for hot water), and any room (One at a time). I plug into a dryer outlet after shutting the main off. works well.

OK, I won't mention the words, but..............................................Let's get #6!

Insulaton is always a good choice. Keeps you cool/warm and with less cool/warm cycles, helps with condensation.

I second the vsct fence. very versatile. best option out there, and portable to future saws.

Might want to try posting at old woodworking machines also. I have a similar saw which does not have the lag you describe. Keep lubricating and working it if it has been used little or not at all for...

I just uncovered a brand new set of plug cutters I purchased and promptly forgot about.

my advice is to not put your shop in the flood zone.