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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the felder-woodworking group. File : /Router Adapter System for Felder KF F700.pdf

Put the wrench in a vise and bend a dog leg in it, I did that to mine years ago, pictures should be on the FOG somewhere. It makes it a lot easier to deal with. Brian Lamb blamb11@...

Whoops, fat fingers hit the enter key before I finished! To continue… It is my understanding, but I have yet to confirm with actual use, that the musclechuck will allow the use of a hard spacer as

Glen, If I may disagree with you regarding the use of a dowel as a spacer in the chuck. A typical chuck, when tightening, causes the bit to “snug down” in the collet in order to allow the collet

Bill, Sorry, I was referring to the handheld router. I do not know if MuscleChuck has a model for the Felder router spindle. You can email the guy who makes MuscleChuck. Btw, David Best has his own

John, To solve the issue of the router bit being set in the same spot in the router spindle, I borrowed from Marc Sommerfeld’s setup for router table. He includes a small rubber grommet with his

James, Which model of the Musclechuck fits the Felder router spindle? I would love to melt the collet wrench too! Thanks, Bill Sent: Monday, January 23, 2017 8:33 AM To: phil_moger@...

If you remove the Aigner fence on the Profil x motion and make a wooden fence it will handle a small router bit. I recently did this to use a custom bit to cut a bead on replacement siding for a 17th

Before the lighting thread escapes us, can I interject a somewhat relevant question? What is the latest thing in kitchen lighting? 20x20 ft.Cost no object. I'm making some cabinets for a friend's

Mark, The DOE has a program, Lighting Facts, that has most manufacturers putting a Lighting Facts label on the box and the marketing, just like they do with water heaters, lists the CRI, color temps,

Oh dear, my Irish sense of humour not appreciated ?

Hi Mac, I am not fond of routers. I think because when I first started I ran a several hundred feet of trim made with 4 passes on each piece with a router. I avoid them as much as possible. I did

I don't know what the he'll we're going to do with you. LOL? JohnJMK Services

Well just to be the odd duck I have been doing this for almost 50 years and have never ever used a router table sorry I guess I am a very very bad boy. mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412

That was sort of my point in our on going discussions, I really couldn't give a rat ass what people spend their hard or nots so hard money on, but quite often they get sold something that they really

When i first got my shaper, about 1.5 years ago, maybe 2 i alos considered getting rid of my router table. I was cash strapped at the time and could get nearly what i payed for my Festool rig. I

David, I was assuming the TSS holders were as much as a Royal holder. Freeborn shaper cutters are pretty inexpensive. I bought a 3/8” cove cutter from California Carbide for around $60. I agree with

Not sure I agree Joe. The individual tool holders on the TSS system are only $20. At that kind of price point, the idea might fly. I’m not suggesting I’m a devotee of router bits as an alternative

David, It seems to me that it would be cheaper to buy shaper cutters than holders for a bunch of router bits. Shaper cutters are easy to index and program with the profile x-motion. Joe in New Orleans

Hi Joe. Another here with an Incra fence/router table set up. The shaper is great, but I have to say I like to have the router table for a lot of the lighter work I do. +1 on the accuracy of the Incra