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I agree and am trying to understand, I read about someone who uses the Oneway on his Robust. I question the wisdom of doing so and I'm guessing it is not common. Curious.

Wondering if anyone has used a Oneway banjo on a Robust lathe.

I hope to do it this well someday :) I really like this piece, great effort.

Please add my name to the drawing list. Thanks

Please sign me up for the Bandsaw drawing. Thanks, Doug Olsen

Paul,

Thanks so much especially for going to the trouble of opening up your switch housing. You were right about the wires which I reconnected and off we go. Works like a dream again.

I...

Paul,
I think that solves it. I'll check tomorrow. I know where the circuit breaker lug is for the black wire and since there is only one lug left I think the white wire will go there. Thanks for...

In a move the power cord somehow got pulled hard enough to disconnect the white and black wires inside the power switch housing. I've opened it up and see only one flat type pin but have two wires...

When at the Woodcraft store yesterday we also ran one of the slow speed grinders in their training shop. It stayed completely cool after a 20 minute run time. This is an older grinder, blue in...

Jim,
You are correct. I took the grinder to Woodcraft to exchange it. There were two more at the store both of which were tested and ran hot after about 15 minutes. So that's three that run hot. ...

Hi Rick and Randy,
I just ran the grinder for three minutes and it remained cool, only very very slightly warm. Yesterday I reshaped three turning tools and the grinder was on for several minutes...

I just bought a Woodcraft Slow Speed Grinder to sharpen my turning tools. It runs extremely HOT, to the point of being nearly untouchable.

I suspect it isn't normal and if those more...

Wolf,
I like it very much. It's intriguing and the woman is mysterious. Her left slow eyed look suggests playfullness and an ambivalence. She is a wiley woman, tender, clever and tough. This is...

I dealt with static build up and shock by running metal foil tape everywhere on the top of my ducting and down the drops, in the most inconspicuous places, right up to the machines. It makes contact...

Dave,
I have two M12V's one is in my router table. Excellent routers and if I needed a third, it would be an M12V.

John Lucas discusses adaptation of the M12V into a router table on his website...