mreza Salav
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I meant I had to raise "base" to remove the shaft (edited my previous post to correct it).

It's not difficult to take it apart. The only two parts that were a bit tricky were to remove the 5HP motor and put it back in place. Also, to...

David, I did that to my FS-350 as our basement access was from inside the house with a 90 degree turn. I took apart every piece but the base alone...

Have been following this thread. Pretty amazing. I would never see myself doing this just the shear amount of time it takes. Let alone doing this...

Have tried various ways of making mortises. Considered getting an attachment for my J/p. Had Domino 500 and used it extensively. It was worth every...

Seems I'm in minority but I have less faith in TB-III than the other two. I use TB-I on a regular basis and it has never failed me. TB-III has...

We build a few houses a year. Found a local manufacturer of doors and boxes. About 10 years ago the owner changed all the tools. Its a fully...

It has surpassed that point. We don't really know how those programs "work" really. The program itself learns how to behave from repeated try and...

In mental games (poker, chess, go, etc) pretty much most of them they win humans now big time. In physical activities and doing what humans can do...

Please post more photos of that place when done if you can. Love walnut. I wanted to do all trims in our house when I was doing it in Walnut but...

I suppose the forum is to express what each of us think about the situation on hand. I expressed "my" opinion that sliding-attachment shouldn't...

Standing back and looking at it, I would: - either buy the ICS (it's simply a bigger/better saw) and use a sled if needed - or put that money into...