(Un) Reliable tools, a disappointing experience.

**Anorak Bob** · 3rd November 2013, 08:41 PM

Nicely saved Ew.

Would you like me to post you a photocopy of the literature and tables that came with mine? https://www.woodworkforums.com/f65/de...6/#post1534692

Bob.

**Kraehe** · 4th November 2013, 10:51 AM

Wow. What a transformation!

K.

PS. I can see I NEED a surface grinder...

**RayG** · 4th November 2013, 01:13 PM

Hi Ewan,

Nice recovery! I'm impressed ( and surprised ) that you were able to get rid of the engraving... I know a guy over in the west who would be interested in that service.

Regards
Ray

**eskimo** · 7th November 2013, 08:08 AM

Originally Posted by Ueee

Thanks to Michael i now have the sine bar fixed. I even have enough stainless left to make another one if i ever need to.....i doubt it though. A light grind on all 4 sides and it looks (almost) like new, i only took about .0005" of each side but that was enough to get rid of the engraving.

Cheers,
Ew

now how much did you want for that again?...$25.00 wasnt it

good repair Ueee

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