If it’s just spitting powder while cutting after a fresh sharpening, chances are your depth gauges, or rakers as they are also known, are too tall, and the cutting teeth aren’t actually engaging the wood. Take 2-3 strokes off each raker with a flat file/mill bastard and test.
The cheap ball sucking ones.
It's a piece of shìt one. You'll just have to wait until morning for pictures
They are already well under my .025 guage.
Do you know what angles you are using Ed? I use 30 degree top plate and 50 degree side plate. Gives a decent hook but still holds up in hardwood.
See, that’s the thing
10-4…not to beat a dead horse but try dressing your wheel as well it makes a difference.
i wanted to see your cutters too
im beginning to think you lured jason to your house by beef and chicken pictures lol
so now you admit what you did to your wife ?
What an honor
Convagilations
Good to hear that Michael. Gonna keep up the prayers though.
I have what looks like the same thing in red. It works ok though.
