Is the Steelex ST1002 15 inch planer a Grizzly/ShopFox clone?
639909
Hello, Good question. Woodstock International is the manufacturer of Shop Fox, Grizzly and Steelex. Most of their models are very similar to each other. Thank you,
140822
The WR550 was easily adaptable to my Grizzly 15" planer, I had an issue with calibration and customer service at Wixey was the best I've encountered and walked me through my problem. Big thumbs up to the product and company.
2162815
Patrick M, This may be a better question posed to the manufacturer, Grizzly Industrial Inc. I am just a user of their tools, not a company official.
1963100
I have purchased blades from Grizzly as well as online. A word of advise,don't get the least expensive blades you can find. They don't hold up and have a tendency to bounce a lot.
1306116
The reason I bought the machine is because I had a Delta just like it and had a lot of the belts and discs. I threw away the Delta because they stopped making parts. I only needed one but that was one they stopped making. I am going to guess that if you can't find parts under Grizzly there are none...and you throw it away as I did.
1049720
Yes 80 grit Don't buy this one I sent mine back and bought the Grizzly combo much better machine
719199
from what i can see the grizzly uses 10 inch and 5/8 bore saw blades. the dw770 uses 8 and a half inch with larger bore of 30mm ( 1 and 3/16 inch) bore sized saw blade. from what i could find on the net
533520
not sure, I used it on a ridgid, which is a delta knock-off. I can't remember if the grizzly is the same style as the delta's.
892833
There is no difference. I purchased mine directly from Grizzly for under $500. Works great, no regrets.
2099060
After the first one I ordered showed up with a broken oscillating mechanism, I returned it for another. When the second on showed up with the same problem you are having, I returned it a got a Grizzly model. The Grizzly works great!
606506
This has multiple cutter heads that are about 1/2" square so it does multiple cuts at a time whereas a straight blade chops the wood. Quieter than a straight blade, but the one I had produced horrible snipe on the front & rear of the board no matter how I adjusted the tables & I sent it back immediately. Found a used Grizzly 20" professional 4 straight blade with a 5hp motor on from & 2 hp motor on rear, no snipe whatsoever.If I were to choose between the Steel city & DeWalt....I would choose the DeWalt, no snipe & seemed to be built better.
1904613
mounted to the table. This Guy is a Powermatic salesman or a robot. The Powermatic PM1000 costs over $2300.00 delivered. The Grizzly 715 costs 850 from them direct. It better be a better saw for most of 3 times the cost. This saw is exactly what it says it is. A hybrid saw.It does a great job and anybody would be ahead to have one in their shop.
292309
The plate on the motor I bought shows 1 HP. I suspect that Techie is correct about Grizzly just doing a bit of picture sharing because the motors look the same.
401743
The saw that I purchased came with two (2) 25" tracks also-and these are interchangeable with the Grizzly tracks. The saw will use the 6-1/4" Festool saw blades also. I also see that the Grizzly track saw is only $179 and track sections are $50. The good thing about the Grizzly saw beside the price is that you can get replacement parts while the Scheppach parts are difficult or impossible to find.Have a good day!
63619
It is the same as the Grizzly saw. I use mine for cutting solid surface. It rides on my festool track. You just have to adjust for the extra width.
1274309
I think it is but the saw is mounted over the model # inscription. The stand it comes with has the extensions and is Makita brand. Sorry, that's all I got
63615
This saw is sold by several names/brands/colors. one of which (grizzly) currently stocks 55" rails for it