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@@l0pez83 can your saw tilt to 45 degrees? That may give you better access. Another thing to do is raising the shaper motor all the way up and try to reach from the rear hatch. I remember if you remove the function selector panel, you may have somewhat access to lifting screw. This machine has poor access to a lot of parts mainly because it’s basically 2 machines bolted together so you lose 1 side of access from each machine.

@@Fusion_Woodworking Many thanks for your answer, yesterday i did exactly this, putting the saw 45 degree and taking electrical box out.. the condition of screw was surprising good.. i really don t understand what s the problem, i cleaned all up but in the last inch the screw became very very hard (need two hands to lift the saw).. i will studi further. If i undrstrand why this happen i ll let u know. Thanks for help

You are welcome. Try a few things and eliminate each viable, take the blade off, disconnect dust collection hose from bottom of saw blade shroud, tilt blade at 45 and raise it. Maybe the hose got caught by shaper assembly, maybe something got jammed behind the shroud.

@@Fusion_Woodworking I have done many of those things.. I'm in contact with fielder s technician. His answare is: Did you also greased the spindle? If yes , and the problem still persist then it could be the spindle, maybe it is damaged or bent, it could also be that any of the cogwheels are defect. I suppose they generally replace pieces who it's always faster and make more money for felder... I ll let u know. Thank you very much

Yes, I bought that jig after I finished recording all vendors. I have 602-608 and 602C to 608C, all flat top but not the same types, including fractions. 605-1/4C was never made so I don't have that. I hope you can finish yours soon and be very happy to move on to the next thing to collect.

Thank for watching. My voice was adjusted to -6 to -12 dB in post which is pretty standard on broadcasting. When I am in near other people, I tend to speak in a lower volume to not bother others. I also transcribed the video and typed the entire subtitle to add any voice irregularities.

I seen the information in your description. Thank you for the information. I was hoping that it was more often than twice a year. Do you know of any other swap meet similar to this? Thanks in advance.

@@jaes9091999 the other 2 I go to will be in Culver City and San Diego. Info also in description. I’ve been to Beaumont swap meet once and didn’t find many tool related things.

@@jaes9091999 I’m glad you like this content. Thank you.

@@danielmayorga4812 if you go to every tool meet every time, you do see a lot of repetition. The same applies to driving to shopping plazas off a freeway and you see a lot of the same things.

Twice a year at Corona Heritage Park and Museum. I’m starting with 1981 issues of FWW magazine. That’s a lot for now.

For most part, people aren't interested in hardcopy. I supposed, if one holds on to it long enough and keep it in good condition, it will worth something someday. Fine Woodworking magazines is what I have hold on to (100+ issues)? I got rid of the others via eBay.

For me just the 1981 issues are special because I was born in that year, and that was the excuse to buy something. I didn’t buy the jar cover book because I felt the styles in those are different than what I want to make. Not better or worse, just different.

Thank you for the comment.

Rockler parking lot.

@@haraldolsen5724 thank you for watching. Schedule of each event is posted on their website. Links in description.

Slide the table away, remove the blade cover, you should be able to see the dust collection hose on the blade side. The other end should be secured with 4 screws from the back. I replaced mine with rockler dust right blue hose, and 3d printed adapter to use with my rockler 4” handle.

Plenty of metered parking spots that are free before 8. All tool meets are free in SoCal. Next one is in Corona on September 14th.

Information of 3 locations in description. 14th Sept 2024 in Corona

I just realized I can pinch & zoom. It looks like $2,000?

@@josephhaddakin7095 Yes, that's the asking price.

@@Fusion_Woodworking that's a pretty decent price. It looked to be in really nice shape, as long as it has the correct parts.

I live in Riverside County & went to that show about 15 years ago.

The Corona one is on September 14th, 2024. You can find the information in my video description. That should be very close to you. The one in Culver City is August 17th, 2024. Not sure if you wanna make the travel. This vendor only goes to the San Diego one if I remember correctly. Next San Diego tool meet is November 3rd, 2024. I do not believe the No 1 was sold on Sunday, so very likely you will see it then.

I could be. One of the reasons I go to these tool meets is to see things I am not familiar with, and I can find something interesting everytime.

I usually get to tool meets early so most stuff is not sold yet, and I try not to record other people so I avoid crowded spots. I do not stay there for the entire duration so I can’t answer how many people show up every time, but it seems to have more people than pre COVID-19 era. If you go there, you will be surprised by the age span of attendees. Glad you like this video and looking forward to getting more people to these events.

Glad you like this video. I am from China.

@@Fusion_Woodworking cool. I thought I heard you and a friend speaking Mandrin. I'll definitely be watching all of your videos. I have a channel as well. I do a lot of live unboxing videos. Please go check them out. I eventually want to do restoration videos as well.

@@triune_blades I watched you unboxing parts from MJ. I will do some restorations as well since I also have a bunch of planes, but haven't got the chance.

@Fusion_Woodworking I have much more exciting unboxings on there.haha. I look forward to the future content.

Link me an image of the size and style you want and I will keep an eye for it next time.

There should be one at Woodcraft. I think last meet was in April. I had a trip planned that weekend so I wasn't looking for the exact info. There is also the PAST event in Half Moon Bay soon. Check out www.pasttools.org/ for updated schedule.

www.woodcraft.com/pages/store-events/sacramento Check out this page. The next tool meet there may be listed there.

Yes

The safest way to attend tool meets is to watch videos about them. You can take out your wallet multiple times without spending money. 😉

Glad you like thse videos.

I'm glad you liked it.

Thank you. George has a fantastic collection, and this is only a portion of it. I will try to get another video with George on an interview style setup.

That would be fantastic 😁​@@Fusion_Woodworking

Thanks. That makes more sense

Danke schön. Dies wurde von Google übersetzt.

There should be some tool events: The Woodworking shows Two Galleria Parkway Atlanta, Georgia, 30339 www.thewoodworkingshows.com/baltimore.html Last event was in Feburary. MWTCA Madison, GA mwtca.org/new-tool-meeting-page/upcoming-area-metting-date-locations/ But I can't find up to date info.

Thank you for your feedback and encouragement. The layout this time in San Diego is a little chaotic, and I had to cut off a lout of walking around bits. Hopefully the next one will be better.

You worded it perfectly donneil could not agree with you more.

I am currently not buying tools for others. ebay is not a bad option but it usually costs more.

I use emergency stop for that purpose, which is not ideal, because you can't start the saw from that position. I think we are onto the same thing. I do plan to add a parallel magnetic switch, but there is a lot of electrical stuff I need to research and experiment first. Thanks for your comment btw.

@@Fusion_Woodworking Thanks. I am hoping you can share if you do the parallel magnetic switch. BTW, did you finish restoring the machine?

@@jamesc4362 I will. Restoration is not complete yet. Latest edited episode is part 6. My recorded footage covers a little of reassembly and modifications. I have some footage of installing shaper head back, but I’m not sure how much of it is usable. Then I should have storage space to record more. Hopefully soon.

Next Culver City tool meet is on May 18th. Or April 7th in San Diego.

Esto está traducido por google. Gracias por tu comentario. La próxima reunión de herramientas en el sur de California será en San Diego en abril. Espero que asistas.

7 left this year. 3 in San Diego, 3 in Culver City and 1 in Corona. Info to all of them in video description. Hope you can make it to the future tool meets.

@@Fusion_Woodworking😊

@@DarrellMorris-ik5qp sup? Did you go to this?

I do not speak or understand Spanish. Try English subtitle and auto translate to Spanish. I can use machine translation but I’m not sure if it’s gonna be better than auto translate.

Thanks for the feedback. I try not to show other people. I had peole asking me not to record their voice, body parts, or tools for sale. I know recording audio and video in public space is totally legal but some pole do not like that. On the other hand, I did some editing removing irrelevant and personal conversations. if I cut out the walking-between-tables-while-trying-not-to-record-other-people parts, this video feels less continous. I'll keep camera on tools more in the future.

Thanks for the reply. Iooking forward to your next video.

@@donisaacson5323 I reconfigged my camera setup, mounting a phone to it as a monitor so I can seee what the camera is pointing at all the time. Next tool meet is March 9th so video should be up on the 10th.

I did notice one thing. If I engage the safety lock for blade cover, my Hammer will not turn on at all. in my last project, I had to leave the safety lock at off to use the machine. Is that the same issue you are talking about?

do you mean the sliding cover that slides in a groove parrallel to the main table and in turn you then pull the knob up to slide over the micro switch that allows you to open the back door at the rear of the machine@@Fusion_Woodworking

@@pkd6369 yes, that cover. But mine works the opposite way. If the knob is up locking the cover in position, machine won’t turn on. I have to leave it down so cover can slide back out to turn machine on. I haven’t got the chance to fix that.

Thank you.

Pros usually have a bigger sliding table saw without jointer/planer combo. This machine in Hammer’s lineup is for hobbyists like us. It takes less space than getting 4 machines separately. Hope you find a good deal on it.