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September 23rd, 2007 by Bill M.
Product: Solid Surface Planer Blade
Rating: 5 of 5 stars
The surface planer blade for our acrylics is just one more Forrest blade we have come to rely on when top-notch quality is expected. It works like a dream. What a difference and what a pleasure to use!!
We also use the Woodworker ll. the Dado-King, and the Duraline HI A/T 1/8" and have recently moved to the A/T 3/32" thin-kerf for our melamine panels.
After we tried a local company to sharpen one of our A/T's, we now use Forrest exclusively for sharpening. Why mess with perfection? Forrest gets it right every time.
May 19th, 2008 by joel k.
Product: Forest woodworker II / Custom
Rating: 5 of 5 stars
14" Woodworker II 40 tooth and custom 20 tooth woodwrker blades. These blades have performed flawlessly even after 5 months of production cutting in my shop. The 20 tooth custom blade has cut approx. 10,000 lineal feet of 12 quarter poplar half @ 45 degrees. The 40 tooth blade has cut more than a truck load of 3/4" cdx plywood. The longevity of these blades is un-matched.
Respectfully
Joel Keever
November 13th, 2017 by Tom P.
Product: The Micro-Jig Gripper
Rating: 5 of 5 stars
I bought the Gripper about 5 years or more ago. I really liked it for all the demonstrated reasons advanced by the manufacturer. In time, the green gripper pads lost its gripping qualities. I tried roughing the surface and applying various topical treatments to restore the gripping qualities, but nothing worked. After abandoning the use, I incurred an accident on my table saw (all digits still intact). I hate the thought of re-investing in the product again, but would do so to avoid a more serious accident. Does anyhow have any sure fire method for restoring the gripping qualities of the pads?
My rating is a 3 only due to the loss in gripping ability with the green grip pads. The Gripper meets all other representations.
Hi Tom - You can use rubbing or denatured alcohol to clean your gripper. Here is a quick video describing how you can restore the gripping quality of your Gripper. See link below:
https:www.youtube.comwatch?vRDJuAMMKQJE
You can also purchase extra legs if yours are damaged. See link: https:www.sliversmill.comproduct1274MicroJigYellow3PieceReplacementLegSetForGRRRipper.html
Happy Safe Woodworking!
