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The cost difference between 1 and 1.5 hp should not be 200. Keep looking for better pricing.

Seems like they are a get value. You might be changing them out sooner but you get a fresh cutting surface with each belt change. Do these fracture well when they dull with get raked across with some steel?

Here are some photos of the grizzly 10 getting bored. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1133728-FNG-Building-a-GIB

Great looking.

Tracy came up with a neat solution. Another option is the Wilmont way. I think the Wilmont solution is so simple and cost effective. http://www.wilmontgrinders.com/Pages/SmallWheelAttachment.aspx

Thumbs up for cheaper wheel prices too.

sweet

Just an FYI, the version 4 swag table and the Milwaukee saw results in a blade that is quite skewed. This results in cuts that are not square. Keep that in mind if square guts are important to you.

Really sweet deal. Especially on heavy items sand things that need to be shipped separately.

A google search on file knife will get you plenty of hits on various knife forums. There are some good ones and some lousy ones. Look for tips from experienced members and pay close attention to the heat treating recommendations. I think that there might be a general consensus on the steel used...

What industry do you work in, out of curiosity? Sounds interesting.

Very interesting. Kind of a meritage of Damascus patterns. A Damascus celebration. Damascus homage. Very cool. How many unique Damascus patterns are in the blade?

I would assume that you would scribe a centerline from both sides slightly off center. This difference between these lines and the center line is negligible so you could just put half the thickness of the blade.

I feel that perfection is constantly evolving. If today, I set some clear and measurable standards, then it is possible to achieve my perfection. If say, in twenty years, my experience and expertise evolve, it is possible to achieve perfection if using my previous standard. So, it can be...

would be nice if this app could compute for wheels larger than 14". Bruce Bump has a 24" wheel and I wonder how the numbers would look. I have a 36" equivalent hard platen and am wondering as well. Thanks

Looks like very good attention to detail. I like the idea of being able to angle the held blade in any direction that I want. But this looks very nice. Where can this be bought and how much is this vise?

Best wishes to you and your family in your new home.

Very cool end result. Showed to my wife and she was amazed.

Structural steel should make a solid base if everything is flat and square. No real tool arm receiver which is odd.

Should be interesting. What size belt do you to jump up to?