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By treeslayer · Posted
http://www.californiaairtools.com i've heard good things about these, i could use a larger compressor and definitely a quieter one but the one i have just won't die -
By Scott Grove · Posted
I will be demonstrating online live on March 7th 12 noon my compound veneering technique using a DIY compression mold. This technique will be a taste of what I will be teaching at Marc Adams School of Woodworking in October and will be in a upcoming article in American Woodturner; veneer a turned object. This will be a good one. Register HERE -
Is grounding required to register difference in potential? Does this require footwear that does not isolate, or contact with the tables surface with a hand? Reading you comment Gee is what got me thinking. -
I took another look and there was a piece slightly bent. Hammered it flatter and it seems the leak has mostly stopped or at least drastically slowed down. Hopefully it will work, at least until Monday when I can grab my dad's as a backup. Not sure if I want to spend $15 on parts for a gun that was part of the $199 3 gun/compressor kit or just replace it. If anything I wish the noisy compressor would break instead. -
That reminds me, the SawStop rep gave a demo at our club a couple of months ago. He said that what the electronics are sensing is the capacitance of what's in contact with the blade. So it would have to be conductive and a sufficient size. Still non-flesh triggers happen. It would be a nice development if they could figure out a way to pull it off while preserving the blade. Or if Felder could make their system cheap enough for people to actually buy.
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