Yup thats essentially what it does... it's a guide for the bladeI remember when I first was in the market for a mill I found "the beam machine". It mounted to the bar in one location close to the power head. Ran on a 2X4 is this essentially what you used in these pics?
Don't get me wrong, i love my grandberg mkIII. My 084 is still being repaired and i needed a a way to cut larger slabs with the rental saw (makita) the lumber maker is rougher, however it let me take those nice18 inch sections which will one day make a nice table. It's a tool and like everyone, it has a purpose. I might also have a tool addiction.......
I think you might mean Polycarbonate (Lexan) as Polypropylene is quite soft (not much harder than polyethylene)I use a full polypropylene face shield when milling
I think you might mean Polycarbonate (Lexan) as Polypropylene is quite soft (not much harder than polyethylene)
You bring up a good point with the "U" clamp. When I tighten mine down you can see the "U" start to open and spread. I was thinking of cutting the "U" off and welding on a plate with screws and drilling the bar for it. But, then you wind up with only one bar for the mill. Although, I only use my MS290 on the Haddon, Joe.
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