How To Put Sawstop In Bypass Mode
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Sawstop In Featherbed Mode
I take a Sears molding head cutter like this. Is it possible to use it on a Sawstop in bypass mode?
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The bypass mode is for cutting wet wood, to prevent an inadvertent firing of the brake, if the wood my be slightly conductive. I've never used a cutter like that, only don't see why y'all would use the featherbed mode. Use the same procedure as a dado ready. I have used the examination procedure for some wet wood, turned I didn't demand to apply the featherbed manner.
Bill
Bill
" Yous are a square peg in a foursquare pigsty, and we demand to twist you to make you lot fit. " My dominate
- Call Sawstop equally they are the about qualified to respond this question. Anything other than doing this is doing so at your own risk.
Originally Posted past Ken Krawford 
I have a Sears molding head cutter similar this. Is it possible to use it on a Sawstop in bypass mode?
Molding_head_007.jpg
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Fifty-fifty in bypass mode the blade (cutter, whatever) has to fit the cartridge properly.
I wouldn't personally get anywhere near that cutter, but that'south just me.
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I have ane of those that I've run on my Grizzly, the gripe I vaguing call back about theSaw stop was the inserts would except a dado. Only I don't meet why you couldn't make zero clearance insert to run the cutter upwards thru.
The saw stop people should be able to answer your question like the concluding poster said. I don't think it would take any thing to do with the sensor thou.
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Yeah phone call them and enquire them. My guess is 99% the answer is no you lot can't.
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The Sawstop manuals say it's a no-no. Even in past-pass way the saw checks the 'blade' is gapped properly to the restriction, and so I'm non sure how it would react to that head.
- I use something like that for making beaded panels all the fourth dimension. LRH used to make a sweet one called the Magic Moulder. Add a power feed and they work actually slick. Originally Posted by Wade Lippman
I wouldn't personally get anywhere virtually that cutter, but that'southward merely me.
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But another reason I kept my Uni when I got the SS.
I cannot believe how much I use the Unisaw with a dado along side the SS with a blade. Matter of fact, right now I have a dado on the Uni, and some other on a RAS, while I use the SS to cutting the pieces for drawers.
Rick Potter
DIY journeyman,
FWW wannabe.
AKA Hamlet Idiot.
- Wow yea near people dont have the room for one cabinet saw, permit alone two. Originally Posted by Rick Potter
Merely some other reason I kept my Uni when I got the SS.
I cannot believe how much I use the Unisaw with a dado along side the SS with a bract. Matter of fact, right now I have a dado on the Uni, and another on a RAS, while I use the SS to cutting the pieces for drawers.
If at first you don't succeed, redefine success!
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JR has done information technology in the past with a magic moulder.
From an quondam post of his....
The Magic Moulder is too small for the dado cartridge to piece of work (on my older industrial saw). I made a workaround using some very heavy gauge copper wire screwed into the dado cart. and looped up to the arbor to pick up the boil current. Desperate times and all . . .Glad its my shop I am responsible for - I only accept to make me happy.
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I sold my old Unisaw to a friend so I remember I'll see if I tin run a few panels on it. I'grand making dewdrop board and it needs to lucifer some that I ran a couple of years ago.
I think the cutter caput diameter is the deal killer on using it with a Sawstop. I saw the post about the heavy copper wire. Call up I'll pass.
Thanks for the replies.
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