You always post interesting threads.

I am looking forward to watching you build your door.

I have one of the Diemaster II blades on my saw right now. It doesn't cut quite as clean as a Woodslicer, but it's already lasted longer than the WS did. It's the one I'll use from now on, I bookmarked that page you linked.

I put one on last year. I also have a thein baffle. I made a doughnut out of MDF. I put a groove to set over the edge of the DC to help seal. It has been working well for me.

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Steve,
When I built my "minimalist saw till" I made the slots on 1 3/8" centers. That allows enough room for you to get your fingers in and grab the saw handle but still allows for maximum storage capability.





I also used a plain wooden dowel for the handle rest. So far this has worked out great for me.

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really nice air dried 16" wide boards

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Very good video thanks.

Wow! That looks brand new!

Outstanding job Bob!

We have one at our woodturnig workshop and at least three members with them. They work very well. We rebuilt a one that was low ( pretty easy to do). It pulled over 26 inches. I have a Gast that I paid $450 for before these became available. A real plus is because they are piston driven is they will hold vacuum for about 10 seconds even with the power shut off. I have seen Bobs Demo twice and he is a great person with a desire to just help others enjoy turning.

Is there one mortise under the plate or one for each hole?