Big Order Placed

[Kevin H]

Nice saw. I wasn't sure what was white and orange. Holtzer had orange in the '70's and early 80's. I still use a power planer from back then. Down to my last set of blades though.photo.JPG

[Greg from K/W]

Wow one heck of a machine there. Bet the blade whistles as it turns. The blades will cost ya for sure. $200 to $500 I bet.

[J. Vibert]

Remember to pull out the E-stop before you try and fire it up for the first time Glenn...

Awesome saw buddy... Never seen that shop so clean...

[Glenn in Caledon]

Jarrett, the shops a lot easier to keep clean when there isn't a second workshop worth of tools in there ;). You didn't see pictures of the other half, there isn't a tractor fitting in there anytime soon. Hopefully we don't have to take a punch and hammer to get the e-stops to work this time (ps I sitll appreciate you fixing that for me)

[J. Vibert]

(ps I sitll appreciate you fixing that for me)

No problem Glenn, anytime... The family really enjoyed the steaks you gave me

[KenL]

What?? It's not a SawStop!! OMG <G>

Nice saw. Have fun with it!

Ken

[Glenn in Caledon]

Just a quick update-the saw now has power and cuts great. Haven't taken the time to set the the split blade scoring yet, but so far the fences are true and parallel-I have only had to adjust the measure tape strip on the rip fence (one nut), everything else has been dead nuts square out of the box.

Cole and I agreed on an extra accessory to cover my and my neighbours time in straightening the guard bracket, with me being able to live with a few paint scuff. (More then fair I think)

The blades sure do throw dust without the dc hooked up-first quick test cut put sawdust 10 feet out the port on the underside of the saw.

[Gary Zimmel]

Now that is one nice piece of wood working equipment..
Congrats Glenn. Looks like the wait was well worth it.