Thànk U such a good video well done I am in Australia, pine goes through easy , but hardwood is not feeding, so I will follow those measurements, and hopefully hardwood goes through
That tool is freakin' amazing. Have you ever tried down-cut bits? Seems like with those micro cuts, they shouldn't cause the machine to hop... and would eliminate all the frazzle & tear out at the top? Also if you're using a spoil board, why not cut down into it just a little to eliminate that little lip at the bottom?
Thanks, this was helpful. Especially how to round over the corners in illustrator before going to cut and your method of using multiple bits to work down to the 1/32" one. Thanks for sharing this.
Great video & inlaying demo~! I'll be getting my Shaper in the mail next week and this gives me several good ideas for projects. Thanks for sharing~!demo
I have been wanting a shaper origin ever since it was debuted, which seems like 10 years ago. This maybe has pushed me over the edge to get it. Also you look just like comedic actor Jon Glaser - it's uncanny.
great video, I watched your other videos and wondering if you could advise if getting a CO2 laser or a Shaper Origin first? I'm a wannabe maker (looking to make wall art, signage/plaques, jewellery/vanity boxes). Your advice and wisdom would be greatly appreciated
I`m old fart and technology pisses me off... that being said, I`m not sure how life was possible pre-RU-vid and people like yourself posting how-to videos? Thanks, and my very best to you and yours!!
Great video, I have a Grizzly 15 that has been so out of alignment (in every way) that I pretty much stopped using it. Your video provided me with the information I needed to bring the machine back into the Best performance I've ever had--even when new, back in the 1990's! I would suggest to folks that have issues with knees, hips, eyes, etc. I found using a engine lift to pick up the planer and then placing it on a lift cart that uses a hydraulic cylinder foot pump to raise the cart up to a comfortable height made the job enjoyable and allowed pain free adjusting.
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I have been beating my head against the cast iron table of a 22" P'Matic planer for a few weeks now due to the isssues and adjustments you have outlined and explained in your awesome video. I will now worship at the altar of your greatness!!
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Thank you for the great information and demonstration. I make small wooden boxes, and want to add some marquetry to the lids, etc., and have a scroll saw on its way. I look forward to following your steps to create some designs.
Great video! Thanks for detailing where all of these adjustments are. Do you find the best way to get no snipe with this machine is with a melamine sled like you made?
another consideration is that at such small offsets, if a piece of dry inlay sits in a shop where there is a lot of humidity then it will expand enough that it might not fit into the pocket..
Agree, excellent video - am having same twist issue - rotacator on order. Think my belt is also hitting something, small pile of black rubber bits at bottom
Nice video. If you did the kerf offset using the offset tool, then why did you need to put the kerf into the “laser plugin” box? I want to do this method but that confused me
