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   Jeff | Jan 19, 2004 04:43am | #1

   Floorguy

   If you can get a copy of Woodshop News, there is a company that advertises in there that recovers rollers for about $60 ea.

   They did my set and it was great.

   Sorry, can't remember the name, but if you need it, I can send it tomorrow when I'm in my office.

   I have a Makita 2040 planer and love the quality of the cuts.

   I wish they made a stand alone jointer this wide.

   Jeff

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   floorguy | Jan 20, 2004 06:42am | #2

   Jeff, Thank you very much for the info on recovering my planer rollers. That's exactly the news I was hoping to hear. I do not know how to get ahold of the publication you are speaking about. Would you please forward the name and/or phone number of the company you are speaking of? Very much appreciated!

   Floorman

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   jackiechan | Jan 20, 2004 09:51am | #3

   Floorman,

   Precision Roll (NH) can take care of what you need. http://www.precisionroll.com/index.htm

   I also have a Makita 2040 planer (like Jeff in VT), and Precision did an exceptional job at refurbishing the rollers to a better than new condition.Dan Kornfeld, Owner/President - Odyssey Wood Design, Inc.

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   Jeff | Jan 20, 2004 04:59pm | #4

   Floorguy

   I used :

   Alasco Rubber & Plastics

   805-543-3208

   http://www.alasco.com

   I only heard about Precision from Don after I sent my rollers to Alasco.

   They did a great job, so I wasn't sorry.

   Jeff