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General Int 24" Drum Sander minimum thickness?
Question for any users of the General Int 24" Drum sander, the website
claims the minimum thickness is 1/4", is that just as far as the table will go? Is this surmountable with a sled of some sort? Comments? Thanks Steve Jensen Abbotsford B.C. chopping out the mortise. Surfing along at 19200 bps since 95. BBS'ing since 1982 at 300 bps. WW'ing since 1985 Nothing catchy to say, well maybe..... WAKE UP - There are no GODs you fools! |
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General Int 24" Drum Sander minimum thickness?
Scorp wrote:
Question for any users of the General Int 24" Drum sander, the website claims the minimum thickness is 1/4", is that just as far as the table will go? Is this surmountable with a sled of some sort? Comments? Obviously you can always put something in there to contact the drum. Whether it's the physical limit or the operational limit I don't know, but don't think it really much matters. What are you wanting to do? Knowing that might get some useful feedback on whether it might be feasible or an alternate technique/route to go... |
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