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As he's making the dado cut, look at the angle of his body and how hard he's pushing. His hand is just inches away from the blade. If his hand slips off the wood, it will go right into the blade. ...

I would say that the technique shown could work fine if the person doing the job has the skil to pull it off. But it's very unconventional and cannot be accepted by a commercial shop for liability...

If your electricity rates are reasonable, an electric water heater will heat the shop through the radiant tubing very easily. Here in Maine our electricity rates are too high to make this viable. ...

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Go for 2" foam under the whole slab.

Greg

Is your shop attached to your house? What type of heating and hot water system do you have in the house?

I've heated many garages by tapping off the hot water heating system in the house with...

I never drank a cup of coffee until my visit with my friend in Russia a few years ago. I was 44 years old then. When I got back to the U.S. after the trip, I couldn't believe how weak the coffee...

Spend the money and get the G0564!

Nope, haven't used the spindle sander yet. I modified my machine so I could keep the spindle sander on and still have the guard and dust collection on that...

Quick comments, sorry I don't have time to elaborate.

I ended up getting a Laguna LT18HD, made in Italy. Not as feature-rich as some others, but a very solid machine. Laguna CS has been good. ...

I purchased a Grizzly G0564 sander a few weeks ago, and after setting it up and getting it adjusted, I noticed the belt looked crooked while at rest. Actually, it was crooked while running too.
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Today I finally got a meaningful response from Grizzly. One of the managers called me and apologized for this going on so long. He doesn't understand how it happened, and neither do I.

I...

Shiraz, please help me get your technical support department to respond.

I bought a G0564 sander a few weeks ago, and it has a problem (I think) with the way the belt is crooked against the...

The 6" trunk line ran by the SCMS and ends at the TS. I used 4" branches for all the tools.

Thank you everyone for the compliments. I think it would be nice to have a section of the forum for...

It IS sad. Right now I've got a problem with my Felder K700S where the remote switch will not work consistently, my Laguna bandsaw is vibrating, and the belt on my oscillating sander is crooked to...

I've got a vibration with my brand new LT18HD also. A nickel remains standing, but will turn around just a bit with the vibration.

Good info here for checking things.

It just doesn't...

Great Score! That's just like the current new machines from what I can see.

You suck!!!

Greg

Nope, no Festool yet. What is a domino for building cabinets?

Greg

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4. 93 928GTS auto, 54k miles, more a piece of art to me than a car I like to drive, believe it or not.
6. Material of choice is Baltic Birch plywood. I'm not one of those guys who...

I made a video of my shop tonight. It's the first time I've used a video camera. I bought a real cheap one to try, and I think I like using it enough to get something a little better someday.
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My electrician installed a three-leg relay so it would switch a 110V outlet and a 220V outlet at the same time. The relay cost $75.

I wonder about the durability of the contacts and if they...

Looks good. I think planning these things out is half the fun!

I would also be a little concerned about heat and being comfortable.

Also, it never fails, whenever I show up at my shop, my...

Thanks.

I guess it floats on purpose to account for minor differences in belt sizing, or if the belt stretches a little.

Another question - Should I be concerned that the platen is not...

I just received my new Grizzly G0564. It took three days from the time I ordered it. Very nicely crated, and no problems at all with damage. I ordered liftgate service, and I picked it up with my...

So, I have another question.

I need an acute angle on a piece of plywood. The piece is a 5/8" thick, 12" x 26" and I need the cut to be very shallow, like as much as I can get out of the blade...

I think you might be right.

I made some rip cuts today, using the rip fence and I have to admit that standing to the left of the sliding table worked pretty well. I think I can get used to...

Either I'm not communicating properly, or some people here are just not understanding me.

There is nothing wrong with the equipment. It's very simple, it IS possible with a 4' x 8' sheet of...