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Hi Imran, I believe I was the one mentioned going to look at it as I don't too far from Grizzly NW in Bellingham.? When I called, the person I talked to see if there was one on the floor he said

Hey David, I have no qualms about the robustness of the panto router. Its only the templates that are plastic, and you only contact them with a bearing, so friction and wear is minimal. The rest is

Lucky, Google "PantoRouer Instagram", you can find what people make using PantoRouter. Michael Fortune uses PantoRouter to make his folding chair, it is definitely not pine :)

It will be interesting to see what people think of it. I saw it working two years ago when the designer/owner was in Australia. He was/is very friendly and professional. The pantorouter is cool and

Yep, the pantorouter seems to be all the rage at the moment...

Multirouter is not on the list, PantoRouter and Tormek T8. I talked To Mac Sheldon, he said he shipped many PantoRouters to US address near the border for Canadian customers, they crossed the border

there was another nice looking one that was shared in that discussion sometime ago but IIRC it needed to be ordered from china. don’t recall if the poster got it or not. i believe one from grizzly

OK...which two? I'd guess the multirouter is one of them. Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

This style of guard and collector was the subject of much discussion not long ago. The seed was planted that I needed a better way for my shop. How does this unit compete when priced at $950 with

Hi for those that have Barth tables and My clamps I do make posts to fit. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@...

Interesting video, two are on my purchase list :) I removed "expensive" in the subject line, cause I think people on this forum are generally comfortable with this kind of price (not Barth price) for

Hi Kerry, Lots of eye candy on the tour, and (for me, the best part) ideas on how to organize, esp. all the shaper cutters. It looks a lot larger than the 2,000 sq ft that your website says it is -

Kerry well done. Nice having gear you love to use. It is always a treat visiting another maker's workshop and seeing your video is the next best thing to being there. Well done too for such a good

Thanks.. I really wanted / needed a lift table but was not going to pay the amount for a Barth..was just way too expensive

wow, David. Mic drop! -- Kerry Smith Gotham Woodworks www.gothamwoodworks.com

well done ? imran

even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while ?

Thyristors replaced - seems to be sorted, full days use with no issues! Again thanks Davy at least for adding the word thyristor to my vocabulary.

Hi Bill, it is 4” unfortunately I cannot as it was done at work, I couldn’t even get you the CAD file as my CAD tube is monitored for downloads Regards, Mark

Imran, your memory is better than mine. Cost was $35.61 at 55% infill and the print time was 19hr 53m in oynx which is a Markforged proprietary material (nylon with carbon fiber). The same print in