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My thought exactly and the service life. I certainly would not put 3 AA's in my 3 D cell Maglite. However, thanks for the reminder on the Maglite, The batteries needed to be changed. It is only for emergencies so never gets used/checked.

New video from Shopsmith.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86snZMxlCjg

Steve, your assumptions are correct. Stumpy Nubs just posted a video today on this very subject. To mill rough stock to be perfectly square in all directions (thus both faces and edges are parallel) you need 3 tools. A jointer, a thickness planer and a table saw. This is the classical way to mill ro...

Russ, No the Kreg is only bolted to the table top. It slides nicely past the table extension so moving the 10ER along the ways is no problem. The cast iron table extension apparently came with the original unit which makes sense as the original owner purchased it in 1952 I think. I have bought an a...

Two things come to my attention: 1) Assuming the picture is NOT upside down, the blade teeth direction is backwards. 2) The bearings do not appear to be tight against each other. The inner races should be jammed against each other. There should not be a gap between the outer races. As an aside, the...

Not sure what you mean by member search but, clicking on the gear button on the search bar will let you search for an author (member). That works fine here.

So where is the electrical panel with the breaker? Unless you are standing next to the panel with the door open I doubt you will hear the breaker. They don't pop in my experience. More of a click. Did you actually have to reset the breaker?

Nice!

The only issue with the MK VII is that the rack will have to be removed from the way tube to mount the carriage.

edma194 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 10, 2025 7:36 am ShalomOrchard - do you have a valid email address in your profile? I tried to send you a PM but it hasn't left the Outbox.

Someone will correct me if I am wrong but, I believe PM's stay in your out box until the recipient reads it.