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Bought one for $50 five years ago. The owner had used it to sharpen electric clipper blades for his horses lol

No performance video? WTF - where's the fun? We need a performance link and the details on side clearance. But, literally I was thinking this same thought - like the entire DIY group of builders out there.

This thing is retail at $600 after tax right now for a plastic case with a simple motor probably worth $30. What a crazy world we live in.

All I wanted is six inches - add Michael Scott meme here

Haha omg, having the running water through an electric motor is unbelieveable! This could have gone really wrong. Still, 50 bucks is a great price for these. I'd really love to get one, but they're around 300 + 120 for the grinding wheel new. The Shinko is half that, so I may have to contend with that.

Did you use this Maschine still ?

Биение такое что у соседей за стенкой зубы будут само затачиваться.

That's not mistreatment. It just means that you need to flatten the stone. It's just part of the maintenance

I just called the tin man invited him for lunch told him to bring his hat

Do they still sell these machines i dont see one on amazon

Is the Makita a singular company that makes a sharpening system with a donut shaped stone lying flat with the motor spinning like a centrifuge (i.e. *not* tilted 90 deg spinning like a water wheel as in the Tormek system)? Very interested where you can source these machines in the States...

They sell a retrofit cone that's roughly 35 dollars if you look around. 37.80 shipped from toolmarts.com. Model number DC1100-CA. While it isn't exactly rocket science, I always like to look to find an install guide, or instructions of some kind, and yours was the only one. So despite it not being an official video, thank you :) Just out of interest, what did it cost to get that one fabricated? I didn't even think about that.

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My grandpa just gave me one of these, which belonged to my great grandpa. Just realized from this video I am missing a few parts. Bummer. My wheel has highs and lows in it like a son of a bitch too. I know this was made in 2014, but any chance you've made a how to use version?

これまた使い込んでるねぇ… グラインダーより仮砥ぎとしては平面出しやすいからたしかに便利だよね

Where can I buy like this, grinder stone? I was looking for it on amazon, ebay... But I can't find. Please tell me. Thanks..

I have an older Unisaw wired for 230 volts. It has a relay-controlled on/off that uses 24 volts to latch the relay. By coincidence, my (homemade) shop vacuum control system also uses 24-volt relays to control the vacuum motor. I wonder if you can tell me how I can make my vacuum system turn off/on with the tablesaw? Somewhere in the electrical box on the Delta, there has to be a 24-volt supply that comes on and off with the saw. Any suggestions?

I’ve just purchased one of these from eBay in the UK it’s not made by Makita it doesn’t seem to have a make on it but it’s the exact same machine and runs on 240v The only thing that is missing is the water tank but I’m sure I can make something to trickle water onto the stone, thanks for sharing this video I’ve subscribed and liked 👍🏼

These machines seem to be one of those things that are good in theory but do not work as well in actual practice?! Thanks for posting this video!

First thing they teach you in shop class, DO NOT DRILL SHEET METAL ON A DRILL-PRESS WITHOUT A CLAMP! If that bit grabbed the metal you would make a fast trip to the Emergency Room. Don't do it use a vice. If you don't own a drill press vice buy one. they work wonders for odd and round parts. You can buy a cheep one for 5-35 bucks on craigslist or shop tool sales like estate sales and garage sales. Someone is always retiring or downsizing and they would love to sell there tools to somone who's going to use them. Not to somone trying to make a profit.

why didnt you run it?

Did You make it with woodprix instructions?

hi , i am looking to get one of these , just wondering how i can get it to work in the uk with it being 120v and the uk being 240v any infromation would be great , video is really good wouldnt of thought of letting the stone soak water , thanks

Bonjour, est-il possible d'avoir le distributeur et le prix de la machine ?. Merci beaucoup.

Hi! What are the dimensions of the cone?

Awesome info. Thanks!

Video was very helpful.Thank you.

if you clean up the glue under the nut that holds down the wheel it might stop wobbling. worked foe me.

Just ordered the cones from Powermatic...its the only part i could get to come up on their parts site to order. Cant get the cone or bracket or kit to come up on the Jet parts site either. I will make my own bracket.

3 years on, have you modified it at all? Does it work well?

I can make it myself. Just got instructions from woodprix website and I'm ready for do it :D

Nice job! I picked one of these up. After seeing it on AskWoodman of course! Tell me please what you are using to true the stone up... bracket and truing device. Thank you

Eight minutes of just discussion, painting, drilling, and installation...and then never show it in operation. Seriously dude?

Just tried to find out how much the factory replacement cone is from Jet: $105, but they do not offer it any more.So your inventing this part is very cleaver.

That mounting central bracket should have been made of a thicker gauge material as it is going to vibrate a lot and metal fatigue being what it is will give its undesired contribution.

Why post something you made without showing that it works? Show it working first then people will care enough to invest time watching the video.

Nice job, Hamburgler.

Or u can use a 14" wok.

Nice! Thanks for sharing! I might have to try this for mine.....Gus

Anywhere from $600-1200 is a fair price for such a saw.

Delta 10" Unisaw Table Saw Overview - model 36-815 I have inherited this saw. It is in mint condition. Does anyone know what it's value is? Thank you , Susan

Excellent video.

Clever means of dressing the stones. How did you attach the diamond dressing stone to the 'L" bracket? Does the handle unscrew from the diamond? Then you added a screw (looks like a hex bolt)... did you tap into the metal shielding the diamond,and if so, how did your drill into the diamond stone as the metal appears to be about 1/16' thick? Thanks.

There's a few things you can do to make that classic Table Saw even better. Build yourself an Outfeed Table, The New Yankee Workshop has a great Outfeed Table design on the Table Saw 101 DVD. Buy yourself a better aftermarket Miter Gauge, the Incra Miter 1000HD is a really good quality Miter Gauge. Zero Clearance Inserts, either make them or buy them. You can also make your saw safer by buying an Overhead Blade Guard and a Splitter that fits the Unisaw, Biesemeyer makes both an Overhead Guard and Splitters that fit the Unisaw. The Unisaw is the best Table Saw of all time, I plan on owning one myself someday.