No, I haven't tried that yet, but that's a very good idea to look out for. For now, the mark is pushed out of the way. This week is VBS and then I won't be on any woodworking project for a while. Picking up an old truck soon and will start working on it as my main hobby, until the money runs dry and back to woodworking with scraps again.edflorence wrote: ↑Sun Jun 29, 2025 10:52 pm Have you tried unlocking the carriage and headstock at the same time to see if the headstock still won't move freely? Might be worth a shot.
Sliding the headstock easier
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Re: Sliding the headstock easier
Mark 7 (new 2020 - pre-COVID) | 12" planer (new 2020 - pre-COVID) | 11" bandsaw | 4" jointer
Grizzly G1023RLWX (new 2013) | Grizzly G0583Z (new 2012) | DeWALT DW618PK
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Grizzly G1023RLWX (new 2013) | Grizzly G0583Z (new 2012) | DeWALT DW618PK
Oneida Dust Deputy (on 5g bucket bolted to a 10g oil drum, used only with planer & jointer)