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Mike G wrote:You've got some awesome machinery there Kirk!
Mike G wrote:
I'm not a big fan of red oak, to put it mildly, but I'm watching this with interest.
Phil wrote:Mike G wrote:You've got some awesome machinery there Kirk!
+1! In those days they were built solid to last a few liftimes if looked after.
9fingers wrote:Kirk, What is the device on the right hand end of the blade guard? Looks a bit like and ash tray
Maybe some sort of miniature pork chop guard perhaps? I've always like the idea of that sort of guard but never got round to adapting my jointer to take one.
I ought to have a go as it was a jointer behind the story that got me the name of 9 fingers although I now have all 10 functioning once more thanks to some clever surgery.
Cheers
Bob
9fingers wrote:Completely standard part Kirk. The pin spacing will be 0.2'' or 5mm. Two pins are used for each pole of the switch. Fitting it 90degrees out will cause a problem measure twice solder once!
The button come in a range of lengths - check this when you order
Are radio shack still going? Or maybe mouser? Not up to speed with USA component sources.
If you get stuck I could send you something but I'm inFrance at the moment and back at the end of the month
Cheers
Bob
kirkpoore1 wrote:9fingers wrote:Completely standard part Kirk. The pin spacing will be 0.2'' or 5mm. Two pins are used for each pole of the switch. Fitting it 90degrees out will cause a problem measure twice solder once!
The button come in a range of lengths - check this when you order
Are radio shack still going? Or maybe mouser? Not up to speed with USA component sources.
If you get stuck I could send you something but I'm inFrance at the moment and back at the end of the month
Cheers
Bob
I went to the Radio Shack a mile from my house--no luck. Oneida will sell me a new remote for $35, but I'm not ready to bite on that just yet.
Kirk
Rod wrote:What sort of pooch is that - a long legged chocolate Labrador?
Do you make to order or sell on spec (speculation)?
Rod
Rod wrote:I don't think I've seen that breed over here - looks nice
Rod
Ps I was wrong - there's quite an active CBR society over here with 150 puppies born each year.
Seem to be used a lot as working dogs?
Rod wrote:Wicked machines!
I've never heard of the centre ruler - very useful
Rod
Rod wrote:Wicked machines!
I've never heard of the centre ruler - very useful
Rod
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