Woodworkers Supply Inc Reviews

"Brought an old Woodtek ribbon\/combo sander back to life - previously was unable to track the ribbon sanding belt because the hole in this top idler shaft, through which a spring pin goes, was worn open resulting in a lot of play in the setup that shouldn't exist. I was amazed this replacement part existed, and it certainly did the job of fixing that problem. \r\n\r\nHowever one issue is the replacement part did not exactly match the old part, some of the axial dimensions were off by a few millimeters, meaning the part would not work without some modification - I drilled out the hole through which the adjustment knob goes, so that it could be assembled without interference. The attached image shows new part (upper) is visibly shorter, necessitating this modification."

"They do fit the 4' long steel channel but sloppy. They will work if carefully set. I went with the 3\/8\" industrial T bolts used for machine setups. Those work just right."

"Good economical channel. Fits 3\/8\" industrial T bolts used in machine & jig setups just right. Sloppy fit for the 5\/16\" ones WW Sply sells with it. They will work if set correctly but . . . . "

"Not 1\/4\" wide, Longer bristles, and what I've purchased before. These are 5\/16 of an inch wide with the bristles being a quarter inch longer."

"If you understand how these work and what the exact application is then buy this hinge. There is not another method which works as easily. I have used these on multiple table flaps, all of the same design, and so I made a routing jig which makes the installation a breeze. I use this hinge in combination with piano hinges either side so that only one hinge is needed per flap."

"If you understand how these work and what the exact application is then buy this hinge. There is not another method which works as easily. I have used these on multiple table flaps, all of the same design, and so I made a routing jig which makes the installation a breeze. I use this hinge in combination with piano hinges either side so that only one hinge is needed per flap."

"If you understand how these work and what the exact application is then buy this hinge. There is not another method which works as easily. I have used these on multiple table flaps, all of the same design, and so I made a routing jig which makes the installation a breeze. I use this hinge in combination with piano hinges either side so that only one hinge is needed per flap."