I had a tenoning block bundled in with a load of Whitehills. It's probably heavier than the spindle moulder we're talking about. That's a 5 inch whitehill block for comparison. Even looking at it scares me.
I wasn’t clear on what the operator was doing - definitely looked sketchy.Stupidly knows no bounds. A snatch and it will end in blood, sweat and lots of tears.
Those skew blocks are never quite as solid as the straight ones(in my mind) as the screw and the jaws are acting slightly askew! They also tend to lock up a bit when undoing.
Well guys IV just read all the comments some very good ideas and thoughts this needs food for thought here. You didn't scare me off Triton just so much to take in and digest. So obviously 4" was the extreme and some very good thoughts made.
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