i concur with the usefulness, one issue is the feed belt drifting, i am on my 3rd belt, still can't stop it from drifting. other than that i like mine,
Just bought this machine. Poorly designed stand and out feed tables. I’m an engineer by trade so I’m pretty good at following directions and assembling things. However, after following the directions EXACTLY as they are, the bolt holes in the stand do not line up with the bolt holes in the sander base. I had to elongate the holes to get the bolts lined up. Setting up the out feed tables was equally as frustrating. Otherwise, the machine does what it’s advertised to do.
Yeah... I'm an engineer.. and I had the exact same problem as you. I thought I was going crazy.. read the instructions 5 times. They're _WRONG_ for sure
I have a question about the "16-32" thing. Are you sure it isn't 16" drum width and 32" long table/base? I only question it because...do they think I can't multiply 16 by 2? I know that 32 is twice 16. I'd like to know how long the table is in addition to the width of the drum, so...
I'd suggest cleaning or changing your belt, and adjusting the feed rate. Sometimes speeding things up will eliminate burning. -Paul Woodworkers Guild of America
Excellent detailed instruction. I received my new 16-32 yesterday!
Just picked one of these up and this was super helpful, thank you!
So glad this inspired future projects!
Always liked the finish from these. Unfortunately I couldn't afford one and at 65 not sure I'll ever set up another shop. Enjoyed the video.
Don't give up!...My shop burned down last Xmas...building a new shop, new equipment...and I'm 70!
i concur with the usefulness, one issue is the feed belt drifting, i am on my 3rd belt, still can't stop it from drifting. other than that i like mine,
What you choose to protect hearing from high noise is best for table saw noise
Très bonnes explications. C'est machine sera mon prochain achat. J'aurais aimé voir fonctionner la machine avec des pièces plus petites et courtes.
Just bought this machine. Poorly designed stand and out feed tables. I’m an engineer by trade so I’m pretty good at following directions and assembling things. However, after following the directions EXACTLY as they are, the bolt holes in the stand do not line up with the bolt holes in the sander base. I had to elongate the holes to get the bolts lined up. Setting up the out feed tables was equally as frustrating. Otherwise, the machine does what it’s advertised to do.
Yeah... I'm an engineer.. and I had the exact same problem as you. I thought I was going crazy.. read the instructions 5 times. They're _WRONG_ for sure
After do a wide board that you have to turn around, do you have to move the lever back up for single pass?
I have a question about the "16-32" thing. Are you sure it isn't 16" drum width and 32" long table/base? I only question it because...do they think I can't multiply 16 by 2? I know that 32 is twice 16. I'd like to know how long the table is in addition to the width of the drum, so...
Why is mine leaving burn ridges on the open end???
I'd suggest cleaning or changing your belt, and adjusting the feed rate. Sometimes speeding things up will eliminate burning.
-Paul
Woodworkers Guild of America
I'm just waiting on mine...its been ordered (the 19-38). I thought you had the 19-38 also?
Is snipe an issue like on planers?
Nice machine, but at $1200 it’s not a priority.
1800€ almost 2000$ in Europe. The cheapest thing you can get. But it is amazing.
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Hey, u look different. Oh no MUSTACH.