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Old 01-06-2006, 11:13 PM   #1
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New Grizzly machines

Got the new 2006 Grizzly catalog today and lo and behold, one of their newest entries in the planer field is identical to the Yorkcraft I just purchased. All the specs look identical and the appearance is the same. Just goes to show you, these things are coming down the assembly line and at the end one goes here, one goes there and so on. I once visited a Whirlpool factory and saw their washing machine assembly line. On the line, I saw Whirlpool and Kenmore machines being built at the same time. Same guts and cabinet, just different names. So you see, everyone does it not just the Chiwans.

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Re: New Grizzly machines

Got my new catalog too. Lots of new stuff, a lot of new funky stuff. See the resaw machines? Lots of new production machinery listings.
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Re: New Grizzly machines

Got mine today, too. NC must have lots of Grizzly fans -- I've only got 5 of their power tools -- most curious entries are two spiral cutter equipped jointers at the same price; don't know why anyone wouldn't buy the 8" version! Must be a catch somewhere... Does anyone have any experience with their sliding table attachments? It might be sweet on my 1023SLX...
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Re: New Grizzly machines

I've only bought shaper cutters and router bits from them. I don't know about the sliding table attachments, but the people I know with Grizzly equipment speak well of it. So I would assume the slider is off similar quality as the rest of their equipment.
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Well darn, I didn't get my new catalog form Grizzly today. I'll have to keep on eye out for the mailman tomorrow.

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Re: New Grizzly machines

The basic design for most common planers made in asia is the same throughout. Many parts from other brands are interchangeable. Even the older Delta stuff was very similar to Griz. That new portable 15 in planer / moulding cutter is rather interesting. Could have used that on a job last year.
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Re: New Grizzly machines

Sadly, I didn't read the description for the sliding table attachment for the table saws very well; it does not fit the G1023SL and G1023SLX (I've got the SLX)! But another new entry for 2006 does have me intrigued; the new 18" open end drum sander on page 131. Looks to be a winner since it is wider than the small Delta or Performax models. What do others think?
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Re: New Grizzly machines

I noticed that drum sander also. It looked like a decent machine, and the price made it look even better! I like the fact that it's an open end, it would be nice to have a machine that can sand up to 36" panels. I guess I may go down to the shop and see if I have any room left- just a space big enough to fit a drum sander......
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