OCtoolguy

Yeah, I saw that too. My printer is discontinued. Someone is trying to make a hefty profit off of his. I found my receipt. I paid $230 plus tax. It's a great printer.

Did you use this email address? If not give it a try. [email protected]

After I posted my soapbox issue, I went to Amazon to see what is available. They are not on sale right now. But also, if you are only going to print patterns or receipts, a monochrome b/w one at $100 ain't bad. The cartridges never go bad from what I have been told. You might have to shake them every once in a while. I haven't had to do that. I got the low ink message a couple of time on the black one but there is a way to "fool" the printer into thinking it has a new cartridge. I love YouTube.

To all who are still living with "inkjet", I too messed around for years with the inkjets/cartridges/lost connections etc. I spent many times the cost of a low end laser printer. Finally, I had had enough and went online to Amazon. I did my homework and came up with a Brother # MFC-9130CW.I'm not sure it's still available but whatever replaced it would not be that much different. If I recall, I got it on sale for just over $200. I'm still running on the cartridges that came with it. I did buy another black cartridge because most of what I do is in black but I still have it unopened in my desk drawer. Do yourselves a favor and investigate what is out there now and not all that expensive. I've not had one tiny bit of trouble with this printer on any front. The wireless connectivity has not let me down once. Granted, it's sitting on my desk not far from the PC or router. That didn't happen with my inkjets. They were always losing the signal. And I tried every brand. Think about it. Life is too short to spend it messing with a printer that is junk when you buy it. Even the expensive ones are built to fail. They make all their money on the ink.

@avenuewood, I heard back from Wolfgang at A/M. He told me that they are open and have answered every email they had received. He also asked me for more info on your situation. You might try again and specify Wolfgang. I told him that you were trying to order the swivel ends for the Quick Clamp. Ray

I just sent them an email asking about compatibility. I'll let you know what I here back from them. Thanks Kevin.

Nice setup Kevin. Do you know off hand if any of the accessories that you got with yours will fit a Delta 14"? I would like to add the riser block and the fence assy. The prices aren't bad.

@avenuewood, I just sent an email to A/M asking what their status is and sort of explained your situation. I'll let you know if I get an answer. Ray

You're welcome "Dahling".

I was reading on another online forum and came across this video link. I watched it and found that it might come in very handy at some point. I hope you get something from it. I know I did.

Thanks to all who showed their work. You all did a great job. Fine craftsmanship.

I had considered buying a bandsaw, planer etc. to cut my own thin stock. Then I found Cherokee Products. I decided that it would be cost effective for me to buy my wood from them over spending thousands of dollars on equipment and many hours of learning how to create my own stock. I'm 77 years old so time is a high priority. I do have a Delta 14" bandsaw and have successfully resawn wood down to 1/4" x 6". It still required planing. Now I just call Chris at Cherokee and tell him what I need and in a couple days it shows up ready to use. It hurts my wallet but I save a ton of time. You might give that some thought. JMHO!

I also noticed that the name "Grobet" was on them. That's who makes the Pegas brand.

I just did a google on them and Amazon came up with a #3/0 for $17.85 a gross. I might have to give them a try.

I have a feeling that this whole fiasco of the VIRUS has everybody closed down.

Thanks Stoney. It called for sapele/paduak/walnut but I couldn't find sapele anywhere so I just used my standby mahogany.

I've veen on their page many times. It is in English. Are you going to advancedmachinery.com? You've made a mistake somewhere. Here is the site I use. https://advanced-machinery.myshopify.com/pages/frontpage

I see your point. I forgot that he was in the U.K. Ooops!

Les, he contacted Advanced Machinery but has had no come back from them. Probably due to the shutdown.

Sorry to hear of your predicament RJ. I hope it all works out for you in the not distant future.

Usually they are very responsive but with this whole virus fiasco, I'm sure they are not operating up to par. You might try Seyco.com and see if the tips are interchangeable with the Hegner tips. If so, you can buy the tips and o-rings from them. Ray is a very nice person to deal with also. I'm pretty sure the tips interchange between the Dewalt, Seyco, Pegas, Excalibur but not sure about Hegner. Good luck. Maybe someone here can give you more info.

I'm not sure what you are talking about. What is the item? Can you post any pics? They help a lot.

Wow! Guys will race anything. I've never seen/heard of this before. Must be something from the cold weather states. Looks like fun.

Thanks. Now that I think of it, we have two of them for our outdoor lights at Christmas time. My one question though is, are they up to the task as far as amperage goes? I would think some of our equipment might draw more than 15 amps. When I wired my shop, I used 2 circuits, one is 15 amp for all the lighting. The other is 20 amp for all the outlets. Would these remotes handle the amperage?

Well that looks good too. I guess I must be behind. I thought I found something cool. Oh well.....