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   RJT | Apr 18, 2005 05:33am | #1

   woodcraft sells performax and gives some specs on it. Performax also now has a benchtop sander.

   http://www.woodcraft.com/default.aspx

   
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   BArnold | Apr 18, 2005 11:09am | #2

   Jerry,

   Before making most purchases, I go to the manufacturer's website and download the manual for the item.  Here's the link to the Performax 16-32 manual:

   http://www.wmhtoolgroup.com/partfiles/16-32%20Plus%20Owners%20Manual.pdf

   If you want to look at other models, use this link:

   http://www.wmhtoolgroup.com/index.cfm?area=shop&action=vendors&vid=6&CID=245

   I have the 16-32 and have been satisfied with it so far.  Use scrap wood for the first runs with it.  It took a few minutes of operation for mine to 'settle in' and hold the drum in position correctly.  I haven't had to readjust the tilt on it for several hours of operation now.  A friend dropped by to run some pieces for a segmented turning and was very pleased with the results.  He's now going to buy a 16-32.

   Regards,

   Bill Arnold - Custom Woodcrafting
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