Newbie_Neil":2yankrif said:
Hi Pete
cambournepete":2yankrif said:
I think that might count as advertising and so not be allowed, although I'm happy for a mod to correct me. I'm also happy for you to PM me.
Wearing my mod's hat, as nobody on here is au fait with the product, I wouldn't have a problem with it being explained to us.
Cheers
Neil
Hi Guys.
"I'm an inventor with a mission and not a salesman on commision."
The EZ Smart is the first step to the Dead Wood Concept.
I' believe that woodworking can be safe by holding the wood in place and move the tool on a track. And not just safe, but EZ,accurate and affordable the same time. This practice can only be done in CNC machines until now. The EZ Smart is design with that in mind.
The Open Design on the guide rail allows for 2 Clamping tracks (at the bottom)and two antichip-positioning edges on the sides.
What we have now is the ability to clamp the narrowest piece of trim at the bottom of the guide and achieve cuts never before possible on any tool.
You can cut tapered-and bevel the same time(compound) any shape and size. Actually the EZ Smart become's a table if you use 4 smart clamps or the new smart clamping system.
With 2 edges we have bidirectional use and we don't have to waste time.
And by having two edges we can always find the most ergonomical position to work. At the near future look at the use of one edge to trim the rough lumber and move the guide to a preset measurement and dimension the same piece without the need for a tablesaw.
The EZ Smart is the first guide rail with intergraded measuring system for repeat cuts. Other benefits are: Universal-antichip with or without the use of the rail and in both sides of the blade.(smart Base)
Extendable with 3 dovetail self align connectors. Zero Play.
This is just few of the Patented fea tures and benefits of the EZ Smart.
What you lose is depth cut capacity. (5/8").
With limited time This is what comes from the top of my "confused" head.
Any saw with true arbor on the EZ Smart works fine. And due to very effective antichip inserts and edges you can use any 40 tooth blade.
I' cut melamine with no chips with a freud Diablo 40 teeth.
But the most important thing when you use a guide rail is not the saw or the rail. The material support system is the no.1 factor.
Spend some time and make a Smart Table or get the smart table kit
And make it EZ Smart. Now I' start sound like a salesman....
So, I'm out
See you guys. And thanks for allow me to present the EZ Smart and the Dead Wood Concept.
Yours.
Dino your Carpenter Friend.
- I still prefer the Festool system because the edge of the guide rail still lines up exactly with the cut when you have the saw tilted at an angle, which this system inherently couldn't do, but it looks like a good option if you already have a good CS.
