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That's rather nice.? Looks like some one? was paying attention. My grooving cutter leaves ugly? little slices.? I have to modify the? cutters? on a diamond grinder to correct it. Looking into

We swapped 72 T8 32 watt high bay for 14 watt, and 22 T8 32 watt for 10 watt. These are on 10-12 hours daily, almost every day. Not sure we're able to quantify any temperature induced savings or cost

I don’t know, they were huge though dumped it with the cabinet saw I sold. I have also read where the freud sets are not that consistent tooth to tooth, Whether it matters or not I do not know, i do

Don't know what Freud dado your using Mark but they are an alternating top bevel and flat tooth design with no bat ears. Perfectly flat bottom no ears at all. All the chippers are flat tooth.?JohnJMK

I use the Felder dado and have liked it – A bit of a shameless offer - I also have a new forest dado set (still with the wax dip on it) that is bored for felder and has magnetic shims and a holder

On the dado, i went with ridge carbide as they have the lowest “bat ears” Freud has the tallest, can’t recall the numbers. Really can’t notice the bat ears once glued up. Ridge customer

Tom if you look back a few months you will find this topic was discussed extensively. Anyways one the budget ways to get good slot cutting and dados especially with Felder saw shaper is to get

Hi Tom Her is a pic of a 2” x 3/4” slot in a shelf corner made with a slot cutter. The advantage of kerf cutters is that you are milking the faces with a planing blade and shearing of the corners

Thanks guys, you’re the best! I’ll look into the links and products you shared. For this project, the customer started the staircase (in the photos), but asked for help completing the upper

Tom, Looks like you're having fun there! If you haven't worked out your ebony peg pillowing, I did a video back when I was working on the bathroom there. I believe we have one of those Felder slot

Check the following video from ExtremeWoodworker. Btw, if the space is not an issue, buy the separate shaper and saw, not KF combo. I have a KF700S in a double car garage, I hate switching over.

I’ve ordered from Whitehill in the UK directly as well. They make some of the shaper heads for Felder… https://www.whitehill-tools.com/cutter-heads/adjustable-groovers/

You might want to skip the Felder tooling option altogether for Greene? or Roycrofter style? work? because of all the exposed grooves and slots The Felder? slotting / Dado? cutters? leave little

Tom, Check out www.rangate.com Dave Davies

I didn’t have good dust collection on my K915 with the 5hp Oneida Smart Gorilla either. Bill Belanger [email protected]> wrote:

Good day to the Group! I'm still researching a future KF700S purchase, and am currently working on tracking down shaper tooling, which will inform which spindle(s) I order. Based on a current project

Watching that video, I notice?very little dust on the cast iron table as opposed to my Kappa 400. Is that the Martin, or his dust collection? I have a Martin saw and am very happy with the dust

You can't tell he does right or wrong. But I don't cut my stiles twice. Cut once and then after assemble sanded on the edge sander. I know some people do 1/4 bigger. I do 1/8 bigger. Curius his time

There should be two small zerks. I was remembering shields but maybe those bearings are open on one side. A shielded won't get much help from outside greasing. If you don't have the zerks, the

there should be a small hole with a ball. i cannot recall if there is one or two per bearing. IIRC, only one pump is recommended. cannot remember the frequency. if you give it more grease, it is not