Congrats. I hope they give you a great price. If you're like me you'll be nothing but pleased with the unit.
Like another poster mentioned, since I have separate planer and sander too (I don't need to convert the woodmaster from planing) I use my wide belt sander for my final dimensioning.
Using the sander for dimensioning is not quite as precise so I usually run it through twice on the same setting once I get to the final pass and I sand out any of the dimensional thickness variance. This is really important if I am cutting tenons or doing other dimensional milling operations that work from both sides of the material.
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