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JPG wrote: ↑Fri Jul 12, 2024 10:00 pm Blower in the planer????

Yep. It has a quite a powerful fan that actively ejects the chips.

I don't think that should happen. Is the seal between the DC6000 motor and the fan vent installed correctly?? When I connect my DW735 planer to my DC3300, I generally leave the dust collector off (at least until I turn the planer off). The blower in the planer is powerful enough to send the chips an...

Nice job!

I think both the epoxy and the carbon fiber would be exceedingly tough on steel planer blades. I expect carbide might stand up better but I a not certain and if it were me I would talk to the manufacturer before making the investment. Considering that most finished tillers aren't perfectly straight ...

Nice job on the guitar! Knowing you made it should make it all the more enjoyable to play!!

She will be very happy!

Nice work!

Progressing nicely!

Building a guitar is an ambition I have in my retirement, which is rapidly approaching!!

...And the belt tracks closer to the platen without flapping... Congratulations. Did CS help to solve this? Going back to your original question here, are you saying that the belt is still not in contact with the platen when tensioned but not sanding? Mine is much different than that, it is in firm...