Very helpful, thank you. After watching your issue with the bottom mounting screw not being long enough (on the DeWalt), I realized that if you cut and remove the bottom half of the double-sided tape it works without issue and the self-tapping screw is more than long enough, without need for a spacer washer. I wouldn't have realized that without seeing your video first.
Glad to hear that the show was useful to you Luke. It's always nice to know that my efforts helped someone out. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave a comment. It's appreciated.
Thank you very much for taking the time and walking us through this installation. The instructions did leave a lot to be desired but following your steps my planner has never been more accurate.
You're very welcome. I'm glad that you found the video useful and were able to install your digital gauge. Thanks for tuning in and taking the time to leave a comment. I truly appreciate it.
Thank you! Just bought a 735x and the Wixey. You weren't kidding about the sketchy instructions.... Your video greatly increased my confidence in drilling holes in my new planer.
Glad that I could help Christopher. You're going to love the digital gauge on the planer. Mine is still going strong and still functioning perfectly. Thanks for tuning in and taking the time to leave the kind words. I truly appreciate it.
I just want to thank you for a great video, it fact of the half dozen or so I've watched your was the very best. There were a couple that came close to yours but not quite as good. I plan to get this same digital gauge and because of your video I feel confident in the installation process and use. Thanks again.
It was great to see this video before installing a Wixey digital guage on my 735 planner, it was very helpful. I also installed the Craftex Helical cutter head, It was a nice day to get out and work in the yard, so happy for the nice weather. Thanks again for the great content.
Glad to hear that you found the show to be helpful Brian. Let me know how you like that helical cutter head. I'd be interested to know how well it works and how long it stays sharp. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words on the show.
I am really pleased with the new head. Tested with rough sawn 8" quarter sawn white oak. It is quieter and draws less power. Very pleased with the finish even in the figured wood with knots.
Great video! probably the best I have seen. Helped me out a lot when I installed my gauge, especially the calibration part. And, yes, the directions that come with it are not the best. Thanks for your video.
You're very welcome Barb. I am still using this gauge on a regular basis and I still love it. It has totally changed the way that I use my planer and I can't say enough about it. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Great video and just subscribed to your channel! Just purchased this exact planer and Wixey digital gauge and will use this video to install my digital gauge.
Good luck with your installation Rusty. Their instructions leave quite a bit to be desired but the thickness gauge is awesome and I still use and love mine to this day with absolutely no problems at all. Thanks for tuning in.
Great teaching video Ken. You explained everything very clearly. Wixey is a good brand. I have one of their angle finders for setting and checking my table saw blade. I don't know about that gauge you have but the angle finder was at a decent price too, under $50. Have a great weekend. God Bless my friend.
Thanks for the kind words Frank. There's just something about digital gauges that intrigue me. Maybe it's the fact that I can still get good results with failing eyesight. LOL. Thanks for tuning in to the show. Have a great weekend yourself sir.
Glad to hear that the show has helped your out Eric. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave me a comment. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
Nice one Ken, a very useful gadget to have especially on a Planer. Like you mentioned some people prefer the 'how to' video, to the 'lets read the instructions', i am one of those as i am more of a 'verbal how to' than a 'written how to'. Well done on a great Instructional video. Barry (ENG)
Thanks for the informative video. i'm seriously thinking of getting this for my planer, same one as yours. For the most part I think it's easier to watch something being done than to read the how to's. Great job explaining and installing this. It's been 2 1/2 years since you made this video and was wondering if you've had any problems so far. Thanks.
Hi Gary, thanks for contacting me. I can honestly say that in the years that this has been installed on my thickness planer, I have not had a single problem. I have not even had to recalibrate the unit and it still provides excellent and accurate results. I still, would highly recommend this unit. I love it. Thanks for tuning in to the show and taking the time to leave a comment. I truly appreciate it.
Thanks for the great vid, Kenny. I will be installing mine tomorrow on my 735. Your vid is clear and concise and I'm sure a great help to the installation process. Now I need you to do the same for a fence readout on a Sawstop PCS. Just kidding.
You may just see one of those Larry. I've been eyeing them up for a while now so you never know. I love the readout on my Sawstop PCS but I'd love a digital one. Maybe Santa will be good to me this year. Thanks for tuning in to the show and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
Good instructional - thanks! I’ve done this a cpl times now, and wanted to let viewers know you actually DO want the foot slightly above the planer bed. Half the thickness of the metal is perfect. The bracket is so flimsy that it’s impossible to get it and keep it perfectly level. What you DO NOT want is the foot below the bed. That will cause calibration problems. Second - throw away the piece of junk drill bit they give you- it’s too big for the screws supplied, which are also junk. The idea behind the 510 is brilliant but I wish wixey would include better quality hardware and charge an extra $10-20c because I don’t see this rig holding up over time. A backlit display would also be nice.
It seems to be the norm, that hardware supplied with any after market accessory is of poor quality. There's a reason I usually throw it away and install my own. The moment I see a Phillips head on the hardware, it's gone. Thanks for tuning in to the show and for chiming in with your experience with the gauge. It's appreciated.
Do it Mark!!! You won't regret it. I have been using this thing constantly since installing it and I love it. I only wish I had done it sooner. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
@@acutabove_woodworkings I dialed mine in to within a few thousands. I tried to get it closer, then I said, you Knucklehead! It’s wood!! My planer works incredible. Thanks for the video! 😎
So professor i have my excuse in hand for missing last weeks class. I have been looking at this in the magazine's for awhile now. figured if i wait long enough someone would try it out. after a couple months if i still see on your planer i know im safe to order. thanks
I think you are safe to order Chad. I installed this unit back in March and I have been using it ever since. I still absolutely love it and after 3 months, it hasn't lost its calibration even one bit. I don't regret the purchase at all and if I knew then what I know now, I would purchase it all over again. I wish I would have ordered it sooner. Thanks for tuning in sir.
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Thanks Kenny, this is what i needed to go ahead and purchse the digital reader. Also, i really like your digital ruler used in this video. Can you provide me with the brand?
Glad to hear that you liked the show Sylvain. I am assuming that you are asking about the digital callipers that I used to verify the thickness of the boards. Those are called the "Blindman's callipers" and they can be found here. www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/marking-and-measuring/calipers/66892-blindmans-fractional-electronic-caliper. I hope this helps. Good luck with your installation and thank you for tuning in to the show.
Great video I agree with the others, I have the 510 on the DW733 my new DW735X arrived today so I will be moving the the 510 to the 835X. You mentioned something that I was not aware of, how you can fine tune the digital readout to read what the calipers read. Thanks.
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Kenny last night when I wrote the note to you I thought I would Waite until today to fine tune the calibration of the WX510, I was thinking that there is away to offset the reading on the WR510 to read what my digital hand held calipers read. Looking at the instructions I can not see how this is accomplished. Perhaps I may have miss understood what you said in the video. If the WR510 can be given an offset can you please explain how? Thank you, 😁🛫 update I just watched your video again, and my WR510 does not have the + and - buttons my 510 is a Type II that uses two AAA batteries. How did you get the ABS to flash? I will be watching for your reply.
kennyearrings1 the manual does not mention a way to offset the height adjustment like yours. I did reach out to Barry Wixey apparently mine is an early version of the WR510 type II, it only has three digits I mistakenly called it a WX510 the WX is model of a weather radar on the airplane I fly. I am thinking that is not a feature on my unit to be able to create and offset.
Tnx Ken , very usefull video ! I have a dewalt DW1150 and i was thinking of doing the same in mine . Now i will definetely give it a try , even if in mine is the table that goes up and down while the cutter head stays still ( the dw1150 it's a planer thiknesser combo model) . i suppose i have to install the all thing on reverse than , but other than that it should be an easy task with your video :) Sorry for my english man , i'm trying here :D
I think that you are doing just fine with your English. Thank you for tuning in to the show and good luck with your digital gauge installation. I'm going to have to look up your planer model and see what it looks like. It definitely sounds interesting.
Glad to hear it Craig. I know that the instructions aren't the best that come with this unit but the unit is absolutely awesome and you are going to love it. Thanks for tuning in to the show and for taking the time to leave a comment.
Very enjoyable video. Informative and instructional. I'm always on the hunt to make my tools more accurate and safer to use, Chazz, Working Hand Wood Works
Ken, thanks for the installation video. I only have one question, what function does the ruler on the vertical bracket serve? Is it more or less a fail safe item in case the batteries go bad in the digital readout or maybe a sanity check to show a rough measurement? Now that you have probably had a chance to use it do you feel it is worth the cost? Great detail in the video, thanks again?
That's two questions Paul. LOL. I'm not sure of the purpose of the ruler but I use it to wind the planer blades down to the rough size of the stock before I turn the unit on. That way it saves a little on the batteries. As for whether or not I think that it is worth it.....I've been using this unit for over 3 months now and my only regret is that I didn't do it sooner. Absolutely love the digital readout for the planer. thanks for tuning in again this week sir. Always great to hear from you.
So two questions #1: should the measuring bar just drop down on it's on with the spring tension? No matter how much I adjust the screws as soon as I start to tighten them it no longer freely moves, it is kind of bound and I have to push it down. The manual says it should come down on on with spring tension. #2: Once I have everything calibrated I do not want to raise or lower the height unless the digital readout is on correct? I assumed that if I moved the height when the digital readout was off it wouldn't be correct when I turned it on right.
Yes, the bar should come down on it's own. It's not a fast movement, but it should still come down. As for moving the planer up or down.....the digital readout does not have to be on in order to do this. The unit will automatically read the position it is in on the bar and change it's readings accordingly. I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in.
@@DonnieKluck I was thinking about this last night and I had to check today when I was in the shop. The bar on my readout does NOT come down on it's own. If I manually pull it up, it stays there and I have to push it down with the spring to assist me. That being said, the unit still works rock solid, regardless of whether or not the bar comes down on its own. I just wanted to let you know that before you drive yourself crazy trying to figure out why yours doesn't lower on its own. Sorry for the misinformation previously.
@@acutabove_woodworkings Thanks appreciate it and good to know. That is the way mine is, but the directions from Wixey said it should come down on it owns. So that is what threw me off. I watched your video for setup and install and did not see anything about that part at all. So just wanted to check. So looks like mine is running the same way yours is. Woot woot.
Considering that it is a non-destructive installation, I am going to say no, it doesn't void any warranties of the unit. If you want to be absolutely sure, you could contact DeWalt directly. thanks for tuning in to the show.
@@acutabove_woodworkings Thanks. The factor that I thought of as semi-destructive was the drilling of the two holes in the Dewalt gauge. Even though it does not damage the planer in any way, it could be just the excuse for Dewalt to not honor their warranty. Many manufacturers use the smallest of modifications to get out of honoring their warranties. I guess I'll check with Dewalt first. Thank you for the informative video.
excellent video. Before purchasing one of the readouts, how would you suggest compensating for the 3/4 piece of Melamine I slip under the workpiece? I use it for stability with long workpieces.
I believe, that all you need to do George, is have the melamine in place when you are first calibrating you digital readout. It will look a little odd, as your planer readout will register as a negative number when the melamine isn't in place but you can easily zero it out for the thickness of the melamine prior to planing. Basically, you would calibrate the readout as if the melamine was the base of your planer bed. I hope this helps.
The straightedge is a Veritas straightedge that I got from Lee Valley Tools. I have a couple sizes of these straightedges and they are fantastic in the shop. Here's a link. www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/marking-and-measuring/56676-veritas-steel-straightedges I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in to the show and taking the time to ask your questions.
Thanks for the kind words Brian. I appreciate you tuning in to the show. Thanks for noticing the weight loss as well. This video was filmed approximately 3 months ago and I have lost a little more since then. After having some heart disease issues back in September of last year, I was forced to take on a new outlook on how I do things in my life and what kind of foods I should be eating as well as incorporating a weekly exercise program into my routine. In total I've lost over 60 lbs and although it's been a lot of hard work, I think it's been worth it and the doctors confirm that my heart is stronger than ever.
Any time that there is vibration involved, there is the opportunity for the nuts and bolts of a machine to come loose. It's for that reason that I use the Lok-tite to ensure that everything stays at the tightness that I installed it at. As long as you use the blue type you will be fine as the blue one can be broken. The red Lok-tite is permanent and can only be broken using a blow torch.
You are very welcome Bob. I'm glad that you enjoyed the show. Thank you for tuning in and for taking the time to leave me a comment. It's very much appreciated.
The straightedge that I use is a Veritas straightedge and I got it at Lee Valley tools. Here's a link. www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/marking-and-measuring/56676-veritas-steel-straightedges I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
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Thanks Kenny, great video. I don't have the DW735, and I don't have a Wixey WR510, but I was thinking of putting a DRO on my floor standing thicknesser, and your video helped me see how the Wixey model works. Cheers, Craig
You're very welcome Craig. Although you don't have the same equipment as was featured in this episode of my show, I'm glad that the content was able to help you out. Thanks for tuning in to the program. I appreciate the support.
Do I have to calibrate it every time I use the planner? Or do I have to calibrate every time for different thickness boards I am wanting? I am planning quite large boards so do I just do a scrape piece then run the actual wood through?
You only have to calibrate it once. The only other time that you would have to calibrate it is if you were to bang it and lose the calibration. I installed mine about a month prior to this video being posted and I have never calibrated it since. Still reads perfectly with no issues. I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in to the show Todd.
This is the 2nd video that I have watched of yours. The other one was the installation video for the Rikon 10-326 bandsaw. Both of them are spot one and greatly add to the ease of installation. Thank you for your dedication and expertise. I look forward to more of your good work.
Glad that you liked the show Daryl. With over 500 episodes on the channel, I hope that you will continue to enjoy the program. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave the kind words. It's very much appreciated.
Good video bro. I have this exact gauge and I love it but the instructions sucked. No matter it works great coupled with a digital caliper. I am often reminded about the line uttered by Joe Pesci in the movie "My Cousin Vinny".... "how many dicknesses is that?" Lol
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA. That was a great movie and Marissa Torme was nice to look at too. Either way, I agree that the instructions sucked but the gauge is awesome. Thanks for tuning in. Great to hear from you.
Good evening Mr. Earrings. Thanks for sharing these DW735 videos. I possess one of these (friend bought it but i borrowed it...he then decided that he did not want it so I got it for half price.) I have looked at the digital readouts but was on the fence about them but you have cleared up the pro/con of the purchase. I can see the benefit for when you want something beyond than the presets.
Garry, I put this digital gauge on the planer over 3 months ago and I have been using it constantly ever since. I have to say that my only problem with it is that I didn't install one sooner. I absolutely love this gauge and I don't regret for one second that I bought it. If you get yourself one, I'm sure that you will love it too.
This video was far more detailed and comprehensive than the "peel this off and stick it here" video I watched earlier. It clearly shows what one of the reviews I read on Amazon was talking about re calibration. Very clear and precise! I was on the fence about buying this, and now I am not. Thank you.
I have had this unit for years and still love it to this day. I have only had to recalibrate it one time and that was because I replace the cutter head in my planer and it was slight smaller diameter than the original. Thanks for tuning in. I hope you like your digital gauge.
Thanks for the video! I'm about to install mine right now! It was very well narrated and with no annoying music like a lot of videos feel the need to add. Any tips for getting rid of snipe on the planer? I've only had mine a few weeks and it's already driving me insane.
Thanks for the kind words on the show Scott. I too find the music annoying. Good luck on your installation. As for snipe, I find that a really well setup planer will greatly reduce snipe. I have a DW735 maintenance video on the channel which demonstrates a great setup method for your in-feed and out-feed tables which can pretty much eliminate snipe. The only way that I have found to completely eliminate snipe on any box thickness planer, is to run sacrificial 1" wide strips, that are about 4" longer than the stock you are planing through the planer at the same time. Have the strips extend about 2" beyond each end of your workpiece and that way, any snipe will end up on the strips, and not on your finished piece. I hope I am explaining myself well enough. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
i just got the Wixey for my Dewalt and plan to install this weekend. watched several videos and this 6yr old video is one of the best. thanks for the visual instructions Sir...i feel confident installation will be a success!
Glad that you found the video to be useful. It's a good feeling when an older video of mine is still providing help to those who need it. Good luck with your installation and thanks for tuning in to the show.
Thanks. I just purchased the Wixey for my Dewalt planar. This will help me with the install. Yes, your video is much easier to follow than the instruction pamphlet.
Glad to hear that you found the show helpful LeRoy. You're going to love your digital readout. Thanks for tuning in to the show and taking the time to leave a comment. I truly appreciate it.
This is a wonderful instructional video! Thank you for spending the time to do this! The from instructions from the Manufacturer are horrid. Seeing you install it caused to order one, take my iPad out to the garage and put it in. Thank you again!
The tool stand that you are asking about is not one of my designs. I built this one a while ago and you are 100% correct when you say that it is a flip top tool stand. The planer is on one side, and an oscillating sander is on the other. It's a real space saver in the shop and it's a real back saver because you don't have to lug that big planer around to set it up each time. If you would like to see the flip action, I aired a video of it a few years ago. ruclips.net/video/nMYzhITQNLA/видео.html Thanks for tuning in Co. It's appreciated. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I'd be more than happy to help if I can.
Hi Kenny! I think I got my Wixey about the same time as you did. But, mine is still in the package. This was a great video. First time ever saw sawdust on the floor of your shop! I have the undersize Shelix cutter heads but it appears I can compensate for that pretty easily. I don't know what algorithm YT uses to present these suggestions to me but they are doing a great job. I had looked at your videos on the channel and not seen this one earlier. My planer is underneath the right extension of my table saw and is not easy to get to so I think I have one more cabinet to build! Regards and good job once again. Bill
You've got to get this digital readout onto your planer Bill. This was a godsend for me and since the installation, it has never had to be calibrated since. It has worked flawlessly since day one and continues to do so. Good luck with your installation. Thanks for tuning in sir. (I think we have a Tuesday convert on our hands)
@@acutabove_woodworkings LOL! "You've got to get this readout onto your planer Bill"! Really effusive! Still chuckling...and it continues...But, I need to make a new cabinet for it so it is not so low and somewhat difficult to get to. And, I need to move my miter saw to a new location and make a better stand for it. And then. I...etc. etc. etc. So, I'll get to it but it will be a little while. Currently working on Turkey and then will redo drill press table and install gears, etc. So much to do when you retire. ;o)
You ok? I noticed the sweater and the wood stove appears to be burning (fans). Hopefully this was filmed during the Canadian winter/spring. Hope your well. best wishes.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. All is good Garry. My show is pre-recorded and this was filmed in the 2nd week of March. It was still quite cool here in March and yes, the wood stove was still required in order to work in the shop. Thanks for tuning in this week.
Glad to hear that my show was helpful to you. It's comments like yours that make the show worth doing and it is the number one reason that I don't monetize the show for profit. Thanks for tuning in.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed it and more importantly, that it was helpful to you. That's the whole point of the show. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave me a comment. I appreciate it.
Agreed. I'm not exactly sure why you feel the need to state this on a video about a digital readout installation but I will play along. You are 100% right. The thickness planer is used to dial the stock into a desired thickness after the stock has been flattened and trued up on a jointer, providing two perfectly flat and perpendicular surfaces. Then, and only then can you run the stock through the thickness planer to mill is down to it's final dimension. Just to cover all bases here, there also might be a band saw involved for the re-saw process to rough cut the stock down to size before planing to avoid excessive waste. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to remind us that a board cannot be flattened in a thickness planer. The feel rollers of the planer will only compress the stock into a flattened state and then duplicate the warp or imperfection on the opposite side.
I am only saying it because YOU stated you were flattening the board in your video, which to anyone planning to buy this planer and any accessories for set up could find misleading. Unless you have a reference edge you can not flatten, which I am sure you understand, just calling it out.
@@jc51373 I've never noticed me saying that so I will have to go and check now. If I did, then I must have missed it in the editing process. Thanks for catching that so that both of use could clarify the use of this machine. Thanks for tuning in.
Thanks for showing the installation. I have been looking at the digital gauge for some time. Based on seeing this, I will grab one for my planner as well.
I've only ever heard of one person who did this modification. Apparently the diameter of the helical cutter that he installed was actually smaller than the factory cutters so it ended up changing the depth stops and a few other minor issues but he stated that the quality of the cut definitely made up for the minor changes that it made to the planer. I have considered it myself and who knows, maybe one day down the road it will be on the show.
I have been told that there are two diameters, when ordering you can request the same diameter as the original however you have to remove all the cutters to install through machine.
Very helpful, thank you. After watching your issue with the bottom mounting screw not being long enough (on the DeWalt), I realized that if you cut and remove the bottom half of the double-sided tape it works without issue and the self-tapping screw is more than long enough, without need for a spacer washer. I wouldn't have realized that without seeing your video first.
Glad to hear that the show was useful to you Luke. It's always nice to know that my efforts helped someone out. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave a comment. It's appreciated.
Thank you very much for taking the time and walking us through this installation. The instructions did leave a lot to be desired but following your steps my planner has never been more accurate.
You're very welcome. I'm glad that you found the video useful and were able to install your digital gauge. Thanks for tuning in and taking the time to leave a comment. I truly appreciate it.
Thank you! Just bought a 735x and the Wixey. You weren't kidding about the sketchy instructions.... Your video greatly increased my confidence in drilling holes in my new planer.
Glad that I could help Christopher. You're going to love the digital gauge on the planer. Mine is still going strong and still functioning perfectly. Thanks for tuning in and taking the time to leave the kind words. I truly appreciate it.
Did this today after years of it sitting on a shelf. Thanks for explaining the process!
Glad that you found the video to be helpful. I hope you enjoy your new digital gauge as much as I enjoy mine. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
I just want to thank you for a great video, it fact of the half dozen or so I've watched your was the very best. There were a couple that came close to yours but not quite as good. I plan to get this same digital gauge and because of your video I feel confident in the installation process and use. Thanks again.
I'm glad that you found the video to be useful Ken. Thanks for tuning in and good luck on your installation.
It was great to see this video before installing a Wixey digital guage on my 735 planner, it was very helpful. I also installed the Craftex Helical cutter head, It was a nice day to get out and work in the yard, so happy for the nice weather. Thanks again for the great content.
Glad to hear that you found the show to be helpful Brian. Let me know how you like that helical cutter head. I'd be interested to know how well it works and how long it stays sharp. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words on the show.
I am really pleased with the new head. Tested with rough sawn 8" quarter sawn white oak. It is quieter and draws less power. Very pleased with the finish even in the figured wood with knots.
@@brianmcgrath2565 Thanks for the information. I may have to look into it.
Great video! probably the best I have seen. Helped me out a lot when I installed my gauge, especially the calibration part. And, yes, the directions that come with it are not the best. Thanks for your video.
Glad that you found the show to be useful Ed. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave the kind words.
Thanks for letting me know how this Wixey product works. I'm happy that you're enjoying it.
You're very welcome Barb. I am still using this gauge on a regular basis and I still love it. It has totally changed the way that I use my planer and I can't say enough about it. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Great video and just subscribed to your channel! Just purchased this exact planer and Wixey digital gauge and will use this video to install my digital gauge.
Good luck with your installation Rusty. Their instructions leave quite a bit to be desired but the thickness gauge is awesome and I still use and love mine to this day with absolutely no problems at all. Thanks for tuning in.
Nobody does a better instruction or tutorial reviews !! Great job
That's very kind of you to say Steve. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave the kind words. It made my day.
Thank you. We need more people like you on RUclips.
Glad that you liked it Gordon. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words. It's very much appreciated.
Great teaching video Ken. You explained everything very clearly. Wixey is a good brand. I have one of their angle finders for setting and checking my table saw blade. I don't know about that gauge you have but the angle finder was at a decent price too, under $50. Have a great weekend.
God Bless my friend.
Thanks for the kind words Frank. There's just something about digital gauges that intrigue me. Maybe it's the fact that I can still get good results with failing eyesight. LOL. Thanks for tuning in to the show. Have a great weekend yourself sir.
Great video! Much clearer than the manufacturer’s installation instructions. Thanks
Thanks for the kind words on the show Dennis. I'm glad that you found it useful. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Super helpful installation video, thank you for being so thorough in your explanation and directions.
You're very welcome Travis. I'm glad that you found it useful. Thank you for tuning in to the show.
Ken-a very good video-thank you. I had struggled on how to install the Wixey WR510 for a couple of years.
Glad to hear that the show has helped your out Eric. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave me a comment. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
Nice one Ken, a very useful gadget to have especially on a Planer. Like you mentioned some people prefer the 'how to' video, to the 'lets read the instructions', i am one of those as i am more of a 'verbal how to' than a 'written how to'.
Well done on a great Instructional video.
Barry (ENG)
Thanks for the kind words Barry. I definitely work better to being shown than reading instructions. Thanks for tuning in this week.
Thanks for the informative video. i'm seriously thinking of getting this for my planer, same one as yours. For the most part I think it's easier to watch something being done than to read the how to's. Great job explaining and installing this. It's been 2 1/2 years since you made this video and was wondering if you've had any problems so far. Thanks.
Hi Gary, thanks for contacting me. I can honestly say that in the years that this has been installed on my thickness planer, I have not had a single problem. I have not even had to recalibrate the unit and it still provides excellent and accurate results. I still, would highly recommend this unit. I love it. Thanks for tuning in to the show and taking the time to leave a comment. I truly appreciate it.
Thanks for the great vid, Kenny. I will be installing mine tomorrow on my 735. Your vid is clear and concise and I'm sure a great help to the installation process. Now I need you to do the same for a fence readout on a Sawstop PCS. Just kidding.
You may just see one of those Larry. I've been eyeing them up for a while now so you never know. I love the readout on my Sawstop PCS but I'd love a digital one. Maybe Santa will be good to me this year. Thanks for tuning in to the show and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
@@acutabove_woodworkingsNow that you have one, any plans for an install vid on the Sawstop PCS readout?
@@larsof54 Don't tell anyone, but it's schedule to air on March 23, 2021. I hope this helps.
Good instructional - thanks! I’ve done this a cpl times now, and wanted to let viewers know you actually DO want the foot slightly above the planer bed. Half the thickness of the metal is perfect. The bracket is so flimsy that it’s impossible to get it and keep it perfectly level. What you DO NOT want is the foot below the bed. That will cause calibration problems. Second - throw away the piece of junk drill bit they give you- it’s too big for the screws supplied, which are also junk. The idea behind the 510 is brilliant but I wish wixey would include better quality hardware and charge an extra $10-20c because I don’t see this rig holding up over time. A backlit display would also be nice.
It seems to be the norm, that hardware supplied with any after market accessory is of poor quality. There's a reason I usually throw it away and install my own. The moment I see a Phillips head on the hardware, it's gone. Thanks for tuning in to the show and for chiming in with your experience with the gauge. It's appreciated.
Great video as usual Kenny. I've been wanting to put a Wixey DRO on my planer & table saw for some time. I just need to pull the plug.
Do it Mark!!! You won't regret it. I have been using this thing constantly since installing it and I love it. I only wish I had done it sooner. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Thanks, great video. You are correct, the paper instructions are not very good. This helps a ton. I feel like I won't mess it up now.....
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Outstanding job!! 👍🏻
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@@acutabove_woodworkings I dialed mine in to within a few thousands. I tried to get it closer, then I said, you Knucklehead! It’s wood!!
My planer works incredible. Thanks for the video! 😎
@@markneurohr9663 You're very welcome.
So professor i have my excuse in hand for missing last weeks class. I have been looking at this in the magazine's for awhile now. figured if i wait long enough someone would try it out. after a couple months if i still see on your planer i know im safe to order. thanks
I think you are safe to order Chad. I installed this unit back in March and I have been using it ever since. I still absolutely love it and after 3 months, it hasn't lost its calibration even one bit. I don't regret the purchase at all and if I knew then what I know now, I would purchase it all over again. I wish I would have ordered it sooner. Thanks for tuning in sir.
Thank you so much Kenny!!!
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Excellent info - well done. Thanks!
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Excellent video... thanks..
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Well done! Thank you.
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Thanks Kenny, this is what i needed to go ahead and purchse the digital reader. Also, i really like your digital ruler used in this video. Can you provide me with the brand?
Glad to hear that you liked the show Sylvain. I am assuming that you are asking about the digital callipers that I used to verify the thickness of the boards. Those are called the "Blindman's callipers" and they can be found here. www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/marking-and-measuring/calipers/66892-blindmans-fractional-electronic-caliper. I hope this helps. Good luck with your installation and thank you for tuning in to the show.
Great video I agree with the others, I have the 510 on the DW733 my new DW735X arrived today so I will be moving the the 510 to the 835X.
You mentioned something that I was not aware of, how you can fine tune the digital readout to read what the calipers read.
Thanks.
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Kenny last night when I wrote the note to you I thought I would Waite until today to fine tune the calibration of the WX510, I was thinking that there is away to offset the reading on the WR510 to read what my digital hand held calipers read. Looking at the instructions I can not see how this is accomplished. Perhaps I may have miss understood what you said in the video. If the WR510 can be given an offset can you please explain how?
Thank you, 😁🛫 update I just watched your video again, and my WR510 does not have the + and - buttons my 510 is a Type II that uses two AAA batteries. How did you get the ABS to flash?
I will be watching for your reply.
To be honest here, I'm not 100% sure on this one. Does the manual that is supplied with the 510 Type II have any insight to the issue?
kennyearrings1 the manual does not mention a way to offset the height adjustment like yours.
I did reach out to Barry Wixey apparently mine is an early version of the WR510 type II, it only has three digits
I mistakenly called it a WX510 the WX is model of a weather radar on the airplane I fly.
I am thinking that is not a feature on my unit to be able to create and offset.
@@TheFalconJetDriver Well, I'm sorry to hear this. I was hoping that together, we could find a solution to your problem. Sorry about that.
Tnx Ken , very usefull video ! I have a dewalt DW1150 and i was thinking of doing the same in mine . Now i will definetely give it a try , even if in mine is the table that goes up and down while the cutter head stays still ( the dw1150 it's a planer thiknesser combo model) . i suppose i have to install the all thing on reverse than , but other than that it should be an easy task with your video :) Sorry for my english man , i'm trying here :D
I think that you are doing just fine with your English. Thank you for tuning in to the show and good luck with your digital gauge installation. I'm going to have to look up your planer model and see what it looks like. It definitely sounds interesting.
Thank you sir. I just finished this installation on my 735 and this video was very helpful.
Glad to hear it Craig. I know that the instructions aren't the best that come with this unit but the unit is absolutely awesome and you are going to love it. Thanks for tuning in to the show and for taking the time to leave a comment.
Very enjoyable video. Informative and instructional. I'm always on the hunt to make my tools more accurate and safer to use, Chazz, Working Hand Wood Works
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Ken, thanks for the installation video. I only have one question, what function does the ruler on the vertical bracket serve? Is it more or less a fail safe item in case the batteries go bad in the digital readout or maybe a sanity check to show a rough measurement? Now that you have probably had a chance to use it do you feel it is worth the cost? Great detail in the video, thanks again?
That's two questions Paul. LOL. I'm not sure of the purpose of the ruler but I use it to wind the planer blades down to the rough size of the stock before I turn the unit on. That way it saves a little on the batteries. As for whether or not I think that it is worth it.....I've been using this unit for over 3 months now and my only regret is that I didn't do it sooner. Absolutely love the digital readout for the planer. thanks for tuning in again this week sir. Always great to hear from you.
So two questions
#1: should the measuring bar just drop down on it's on with the spring tension? No matter how much I adjust the screws as soon as I start to tighten them it no longer freely moves, it is kind of bound and I have to push it down. The manual says it should come down on on with spring tension.
#2: Once I have everything calibrated I do not want to raise or lower the height unless the digital readout is on correct? I assumed that if I moved the height when the digital readout was off it wouldn't be correct when I turned it on right.
Yes, the bar should come down on it's own. It's not a fast movement, but it should still come down. As for moving the planer up or down.....the digital readout does not have to be on in order to do this. The unit will automatically read the position it is in on the bar and change it's readings accordingly. I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in.
@@acutabove_woodworkings thanks I appreciate the response. I need to them figure out why it's doesn't come down on it's own.
@@DonnieKluck try a couple drops of 3in1 oil. That might help.
@@DonnieKluck I was thinking about this last night and I had to check today when I was in the shop. The bar on my readout does NOT come down on it's own. If I manually pull it up, it stays there and I have to push it down with the spring to assist me. That being said, the unit still works rock solid, regardless of whether or not the bar comes down on its own. I just wanted to let you know that before you drive yourself crazy trying to figure out why yours doesn't lower on its own. Sorry for the misinformation previously.
@@acutabove_woodworkings Thanks appreciate it and good to know. That is the way mine is, but the directions from Wixey said it should come down on it owns. So that is what threw me off. I watched your video for setup and install and did not see anything about that part at all. So just wanted to check. So looks like mine is running the same way yours is. Woot woot.
Excellent video
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Does the Wixey installation void the Dewalt planer warranty?
Considering that it is a non-destructive installation, I am going to say no, it doesn't void any warranties of the unit. If you want to be absolutely sure, you could contact DeWalt directly. thanks for tuning in to the show.
@@acutabove_woodworkings Thanks. The factor that I thought of as semi-destructive was the drilling of the two holes in the Dewalt gauge. Even though it does not damage the planer in any way, it could be just the excuse for Dewalt to not honor their warranty. Many manufacturers use the smallest of modifications to get out of honoring their warranties. I guess I'll check with Dewalt first. Thank you for the informative video.
you're very welcome.
excellent video. Before purchasing one of the readouts, how would you suggest compensating for the 3/4 piece of Melamine I slip under the workpiece? I use it for stability with long workpieces.
I believe, that all you need to do George, is have the melamine in place when you are first calibrating you digital readout. It will look a little odd, as your planer readout will register as a negative number when the melamine isn't in place but you can easily zero it out for the thickness of the melamine prior to planing. Basically, you would calibrate the readout as if the melamine was the base of your planer bed. I hope this helps.
@@acutabove_woodworkings thanks for such a quick response Kenny. Just ordered one.
@@georgedennis2719 Glad to help. Thanks for tuning in.
I know this is old, but were did you get the straight edge to level everything?
The straightedge is a Veritas straightedge that I got from Lee Valley Tools. I have a couple sizes of these straightedges and they are fantastic in the shop. Here's a link. www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/marking-and-measuring/56676-veritas-steel-straightedges
I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in to the show and taking the time to ask your questions.
Great tutorial
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Cool project, I love these add on measurement devices. Btw it looks like you've lost some weight.
Thanks for the kind words Brian. I appreciate you tuning in to the show. Thanks for noticing the weight loss as well. This video was filmed approximately 3 months ago and I have lost a little more since then. After having some heart disease issues back in September of last year, I was forced to take on a new outlook on how I do things in my life and what kind of foods I should be eating as well as incorporating a weekly exercise program into my routine. In total I've lost over 60 lbs and although it's been a lot of hard work, I think it's been worth it and the doctors confirm that my heart is stronger than ever.
Lol, I thought us woodworkers always carried a knife of some sort…!!! Lol
As an electrician, I always carry a knife....in the shop apparently, not so much. LOL. Thanks for tuning in Darrell.
thank you helped a ton
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So ... I'm confused, I think! LOL! All all vibrations and screws incompatible and, thus, the blue Loctite?
Any time that there is vibration involved, there is the opportunity for the nuts and bolts of a machine to come loose. It's for that reason that I use the Lok-tite to ensure that everything stays at the tightness that I installed it at. As long as you use the blue type you will be fine as the blue one can be broken. The red Lok-tite is permanent and can only be broken using a blow torch.
Nice earrings. Does your van have "Free Candy" painted on the side?
Wow. That's pretty witty. Your mom must be proud.
That was still one of the best explanation of how this gauge works . Simple and to the point. Thanks
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Thanks for the video. I don't have a Wixey, but was just curious about how they worked. Your video explained that very well.
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tahnk you very much for teaching us, can you please tell me where didi you buy you straight edge, thank you
The straightedge that I use is a Veritas straightedge and I got it at Lee Valley tools. Here's a link. www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/marking-and-measuring/56676-veritas-steel-straightedges
I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Thank you so much! Great how to, great instructions! Helped a great deal and I appreciate it!
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Thanks Kenny, great video. I don't have the DW735, and I don't have a Wixey WR510, but I was thinking of putting a DRO on my floor standing thicknesser, and your video helped me see how the Wixey model works. Cheers, Craig
You're very welcome Craig. Although you don't have the same equipment as was featured in this episode of my show, I'm glad that the content was able to help you out. Thanks for tuning in to the program. I appreciate the support.
Do I have to calibrate it every time I use the planner? Or do I have to calibrate every time for different thickness boards I am wanting? I am planning quite large boards so do I just do a scrape piece then run the actual wood through?
You only have to calibrate it once. The only other time that you would have to calibrate it is if you were to bang it and lose the calibration. I installed mine about a month prior to this video being posted and I have never calibrated it since. Still reads perfectly with no issues. I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in to the show Todd.
kennyearrings1 after rewatching your video I see where I got confused. Thank you for your video, it helped me get mine all set up perfectly!
@@toddlee57 Glad to hear you got it straightened out. Thanks again for tuning in.
Good video. I’m glad you have it, it’s pretty complete
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Your channel has become my go to. Want to know how to setup a planer, bandsaw etc here’s the place. And now a Wixey on a Dewalt
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@@acutabove_woodworkings
And no manuals lol
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This is the 2nd video that I have watched of yours. The other one was the installation video for the Rikon 10-326 bandsaw. Both of them are spot one and greatly add to the ease of installation. Thank you for your dedication and expertise. I look forward to more of your good work.
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Good video bro. I have this exact gauge and I love it but the instructions sucked. No matter it works great coupled with a digital caliper. I am often reminded about the line uttered by Joe Pesci in the movie "My Cousin Vinny".... "how many dicknesses is that?" Lol
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA. That was a great movie and Marissa Torme was nice to look at too. Either way, I agree that the instructions sucked but the gauge is awesome. Thanks for tuning in. Great to hear from you.
Good evening Mr. Earrings. Thanks for sharing these DW735 videos. I possess one of these (friend bought it but i borrowed it...he then decided that he did not want it so I got it for half price.) I have looked at the digital readouts but was on the fence about them but you have cleared up the pro/con of the purchase. I can see the benefit for when you want something beyond than the presets.
Garry, I put this digital gauge on the planer over 3 months ago and I have been using it constantly ever since. I have to say that my only problem with it is that I didn't install one sooner. I absolutely love this gauge and I don't regret for one second that I bought it. If you get yourself one, I'm sure that you will love it too.
This video was far more detailed and comprehensive than the "peel this off and stick it here" video I watched earlier. It clearly shows what one of the reviews I read on Amazon was talking about re calibration. Very clear and precise! I was on the fence about buying this, and now I am not. Thank you.
I have had this unit for years and still love it to this day. I have only had to recalibrate it one time and that was because I replace the cutter head in my planer and it was slight smaller diameter than the original. Thanks for tuning in. I hope you like your digital gauge.
Thanks for the video! I'm about to install mine right now! It was very well narrated and with no annoying music like a lot of videos feel the need to add. Any tips for getting rid of snipe on the planer? I've only had mine a few weeks and it's already driving me insane.
Thanks for the kind words on the show Scott. I too find the music annoying. Good luck on your installation. As for snipe, I find that a really well setup planer will greatly reduce snipe. I have a DW735 maintenance video on the channel which demonstrates a great setup method for your in-feed and out-feed tables which can pretty much eliminate snipe. The only way that I have found to completely eliminate snipe on any box thickness planer, is to run sacrificial 1" wide strips, that are about 4" longer than the stock you are planing through the planer at the same time. Have the strips extend about 2" beyond each end of your workpiece and that way, any snipe will end up on the strips, and not on your finished piece. I hope I am explaining myself well enough. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
i just got the Wixey for my Dewalt and plan to install this weekend. watched several videos and this 6yr old video is one of the best. thanks for the visual instructions Sir...i feel confident installation will be a success!
Glad that you found the video to be useful. It's a good feeling when an older video of mine is still providing help to those who need it. Good luck with your installation and thanks for tuning in to the show.
Thanks. I just purchased the Wixey for my Dewalt planar. This will help me with the install.
Yes, your video is much easier to follow than the instruction pamphlet.
Glad to hear that you found the show helpful LeRoy. You're going to love your digital readout. Thanks for tuning in to the show and taking the time to leave a comment. I truly appreciate it.
This is a wonderful instructional video! Thank you for spending the time to do this! The from instructions from the Manufacturer are horrid. Seeing you install it caused to order one, take my iPad out to the garage and put it in. Thank you again!
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Kenny - Is the cabinet the plane is sitting on, one of your designs? Is it also a flip type cabinet, i.e. two tools attached to the platform?
The tool stand that you are asking about is not one of my designs. I built this one a while ago and you are 100% correct when you say that it is a flip top tool stand. The planer is on one side, and an oscillating sander is on the other. It's a real space saver in the shop and it's a real back saver because you don't have to lug that big planer around to set it up each time. If you would like to see the flip action, I aired a video of it a few years ago. ruclips.net/video/nMYzhITQNLA/видео.html
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Excellent installation demonstration Video mate, just order one so the installation will be much easier. Thank you for sharing.
You're very welcome David. Thanks for tuning in to the show and good luck on your installation.
Super helpful installation video, thank you for being so thorough in your explanation and directions.
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Hi Kenny! I think I got my Wixey about the same time as you did. But, mine is still in the package. This was a great video. First time ever saw sawdust on the floor of your shop! I have the undersize Shelix cutter heads but it appears I can compensate for that pretty easily. I don't know what algorithm YT uses to present these suggestions to me but they are doing a great job. I had looked at your videos on the channel and not seen this one earlier. My planer is underneath the right extension of my table saw and is not easy to get to so I think I have one more cabinet to build! Regards and good job once again. Bill
You've got to get this digital readout onto your planer Bill. This was a godsend for me and since the installation, it has never had to be calibrated since. It has worked flawlessly since day one and continues to do so. Good luck with your installation. Thanks for tuning in sir. (I think we have a Tuesday convert on our hands)
@@acutabove_woodworkings LOL! "You've got to get this readout onto your planer Bill"! Really effusive! Still chuckling...and it continues...But, I need to make a new cabinet for it so it is not so low and somewhat difficult to get to. And, I need to move my miter saw to a new location and make a better stand for it. And then. I...etc. etc. etc. So, I'll get to it but it will be a little while. Currently working on Turkey and then will redo drill press table and install gears, etc. So much to do when you retire. ;o)
You ok? I noticed the sweater and the wood stove appears to be burning (fans). Hopefully this was filmed during the Canadian winter/spring. Hope your well. best wishes.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. All is good Garry. My show is pre-recorded and this was filmed in the 2nd week of March. It was still quite cool here in March and yes, the wood stove was still required in order to work in the shop. Thanks for tuning in this week.
I hear ya (deseronto, on)....was just concerned. Keep up the great content.
I just used this guide to install on my 735. Thanks for making it!
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Enjoyed the video and it was a great help! Thanks!
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Thank you very much! This was very useful!
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This is super helpful. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
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you can not flatten a board in a planer, if it's got any twist is transfers to the other side. To flatten you run through a jointer or you plane it.
Agreed. I'm not exactly sure why you feel the need to state this on a video about a digital readout installation but I will play along. You are 100% right. The thickness planer is used to dial the stock into a desired thickness after the stock has been flattened and trued up on a jointer, providing two perfectly flat and perpendicular surfaces. Then, and only then can you run the stock through the thickness planer to mill is down to it's final dimension. Just to cover all bases here, there also might be a band saw involved for the re-saw process to rough cut the stock down to size before planing to avoid excessive waste. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to remind us that a board cannot be flattened in a thickness planer. The feel rollers of the planer will only compress the stock into a flattened state and then duplicate the warp or imperfection on the opposite side.
I am only saying it because YOU stated you were flattening the board in your video, which to anyone planning to buy this planer and any accessories for set up could find misleading. Unless you have a reference edge you can not flatten, which I am sure you understand, just calling it out.
@@jc51373 I've never noticed me saying that so I will have to go and check now. If I did, then I must have missed it in the editing process. Thanks for catching that so that both of use could clarify the use of this machine. Thanks for tuning in.
Thank you!
You're very welcome William. Please don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.
Thanks for showing the installation. I have been looking at the digital gauge for some time. Based on seeing this, I will grab one for my planner as well.
You won't be disappointed with its performance. I've been using this one for 3 months now and I still love it. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
I would like to get a spiral head cutter to upgrade my Dewalt, maybe you could upgrade yours and do a video on it...
I've only ever heard of one person who did this modification. Apparently the diameter of the helical cutter that he installed was actually smaller than the factory cutters so it ended up changing the depth stops and a few other minor issues but he stated that the quality of the cut definitely made up for the minor changes that it made to the planer. I have considered it myself and who knows, maybe one day down the road it will be on the show.
I have been told that there are two diameters, when ordering you can request the same diameter as the original however you have to remove all the cutters to install through machine.
I have never really looked into it but it would make sense that you would have to order a specific diameter. Interesting idea.
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