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hi.. while I cannot answer for David, I did purchase his survival guide as a PDF file not too long ago.? Best purchase I ever made

Hi David Best Is the pdf copy of your Survivors Guide still available? Peter Low ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2020 9:34:50 PM To: [email protected]

It should be available as PDF, but not for free AFAIK. David Best is on the list as well. He should be able to provide you with the details being the author. Regards, Jonathan

It’s roughly $500. https://www.scosarg.com/hebor-h50-spindle-moulder-setting-device <https://www.scosarg.com/hebor-h50-spindle-moulder-setting-device>

didnt the author make this a free pdf a few years ago?

Hi Rob I’ve been looking out for a copy this book for ages. I’m in Australia but am sure we can work out payment and transport if that’s OK with you. I have a CF731S Pro and the knowledge

I’ve been looking out for a copy this book for ages. I’m in Australia but am sure we can work out payment and transport if that’s OK with you. I have a CF731S Pro and the knowledge contained in

The key to elimination of the condensation is ventilation. Install vents and a powered fan. We have done this in northern CA with good results. Alex

My remarks were intended for anyone who might be influenced by your your suggestion that it’s as simple as removing the retaining collars to replace the bearings - it isn’t that easy. David Best

That's 730 kWh/month reduction, which is $90 at $.0125/kWh, which seems to be about the residential rate where you live. You new lights produce about 25% fewer lumens compared to average fluorescents,

I bought a 40 foot high cube 2.5 years ago and was very worried about condensation too, but it has not been a problem at all. We go from just below freezing up to 45 celsius here in south east

I was wondering if anyone stores material in shipping containers. I was recently approved to be a distributor for moulding and hardwoods. I am moving forward with the building addition to accommodate

Dave gets the tenon cutters! Joe in New Orleans

I just checked my old F7 spindles and all have zerks too. Good info on the nut. They are common enough that you don't need to buy from Felder. I'm remembering $5 or less but don't remember how long

In about 2004 I purchased a copy of the "Felder Unofficial Survival Guide" . It's been in hiding in my shop since I moved about six years ago. I sold my BF631 when I moved. However, I buying a Hammer,

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Dave just for reference all my 2011 F700Z spindles 30mm, 1 1/4" and the router spindle have zerks. I think Felder went all sealed bearing for shapers and JPs around 2015. When I was in the trade we

I spent some time today fussing with fine adjustments on the shaper to get the cut just right with too many test cuts. ?I the remembered the Aigner Distometer. ?Did a search. ?Saw a comment that

It might be that the zerks are only on the router spindle as those bearings need to run faster. I can see the shield in the first picture. For those that replace those bearings, an incandscent bulb

Joe, If nobody has spoken for the two tenon cutters...I'll take them. Thanks, Dave Davies wrote: