Shopsmith Forums

+1 on a supper job

Hobbyman2

Dusty,,,,,,, after thinking about your question ,,,,,,about the cut being off center ,, and the conversation about using dado arbors for single saw blades ,,,,this may be why I haven't had issues using the dado arbor.


Some times things unknowingly happen when you least suspect them to.


Hobbyman2

I didn't really have a reason for them being off center ,,,,one the one was used at first on a steep table angle so it was probably off ,, then it ended up as a dado insert . I do have one rubber bumper on the way tube. My table doesn't have a scale on it for the fence,,,, so being off center hasn't...

I had a period of time when I was using ZCI rapidly. So rapidly that I decided to make a jig. The jig slides in the miter tracks so that I can extend the KERF cut bac for the riving knife while at the same time making certain that it is centered in the cutout. I then move the jig over to the drill ...

I had a surplus of ash for a while ,,,,,I got the tree after the ash bores killed it and had it milled ,,, I have used mostly oak and ash with my dado blades and table saw ,,the insert on the jig saw ,,,,might,,,, be pine it,,,, has ,,,held up fairly well for the amount of use . It was a bit tricki...

Well there is a wealth of knowledge here , I have learn't a lot in the short time I have been here. I don't think any one here will steer ya wrong.
Don't forget your safety glasses

Hobbyman2

I got one from ebay that had both tires and the glue ?


Hobbyuman2

20170219_095818.jpg 20170219_095734.jpg 20170219_095632.jpg 20170219_095525.jpg 20170218_082319.jpg Here are some of what I have done with the t slot bit and the inserts I dont want to get into the habit of any more then suggesting to some one else about a task , some times a picture is worth a 100...

Very nice

Hobbyman2

I had a surplus of ash for a while ,,,,,I got the tree after the ash bores killed it and had it milled ,,, I have used mostly oak and ash with my dado blades and table saw ,,the insert on the jig saw ,,,,might,,,, be pine it,,,, has ,,,held up fairly well for the amount of use . It was a bit trickie...