Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
Perhaps you are asking whether a combo of saw and shaper is reasonable. ?Personally, the biggest conflict in my work is between the saw and the shaper. ?If you have room for separates, that¡¯s the way I would go.
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On Nov 22, 2020, at 8:32 AM, Roger S < rsinden@...> wrote:
I have a DRO on my spindle moulder (shaper to you guys !) and my thicknesser. ?I wouldn't be without either. ? I don't have a power feed on either but if I had the choice I¡¯d put one on the thicknesser¡.but only if it referenced the DRO. End of the day, it¡¯s the height that¡¯s critical¡not how long it takes to get there. ?IMO. (but I am only a one-man band)
i would 2nd Mark¡¯s thought on motorized blade elevation without DRO. i have the same setup on K975 and it is tedious if you need to set exact blade height. while cool, i think it should be either manual or motorized with DRO - power drive in felder lingo. i have power drive on dual51 and tapping works fine.
imran? ? I have the power drive on the ad941 j/p and the dumbed down version of it on the k700s.
On the ad941 i had a little bit of a hard time with the ¡°tap¡± at first but doesn¡¯t take the long to get the hang of of it, i will say that seems a bit more troubling in decimal than mm, i only use mm...
The saw, the dumbed down version as I call it is the version that has no digital readout and is for the blade up and down only - the tilt is the dial indicator, I would not recommend that configuration, when you try to dial in the exact height of the blade it¡¯s hard to get it where you want without trial and error, you would be better off with manual and a dial indicator.
From what I understand the powerdrive is pretty robust and accurate, i did inquire about the cost of replacing the board if it failed and was told it is something like $200 - $300. You should expect a good 10 years on a quality built circuit board these days and really much longer, i work in industrial controls now and we have similar build quality boards in super harsh conditions (talking unconditioned, exposed to elements in India, Africa to name a few but pretty much every location on earth and 24/7 operations) that last 10 years. A lot of boards if not all these days can also be repaired if you know what to look for, use to be that these boards were one offs now mostly a commodity item. I am not at all concerned with powerdrive level electronics...
Digi drive is a different story so someone else with experience would have to comment on that.?
I would think with the saw shaper you would want the power drive for ease of shaper setup but I am not a combo guy for saw shaper....
The k940s that is replacing my k700s will be power drive with all dro, i am an ex professional furniture/millwork maker but now hobby some commission and i think the powerdrive is basically $1500 and full dro $1500 and totally worth it over the long hall. I figure at best I have 25-30yrs left of woodworking so not alot in the scheme of things... ? [Edited Message Follows]
Well, I spent some time this week with Carl @Felder in Anaheim.? Decided on a configuration I think.? Waiting on a quote.? KF700SP if it is possible to get it in single phase with a 9' slider. I am really torn about power drive.? Carl had lots of thoughts around going manual.? The tap feature does seem annoying, but I haven't lived with it to know. What does everyone think?? For a hobby WW?? Is it something to break?? How much more is the cost (power drive vs 4 dial indicators)??? Help... PK
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I had my Lennox trimaster sharpened about a month ago at a local shop I like. ?They charged 45 dollars for my 20 inch mini max. ?Is that a reasonable price? ?They did a great job. ?
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On Nov 23, 2020, at 12:55 PM, Patrick Kane <pwk5017@...> wrote:
? Ariel, I don¡¯t think you are missing a thing! I don¡¯t have Lenox blades, but I do have resaw king blades on my Italian laguna and they perform exceptionally well. I have two and the one blade has been going strong since 2004. I am the second owner of the saw and the blade, but I¡¯ve personally had it sharpened 2-3 times. I¡¯m about due to send in both of my blades for sharpening. I just resawed a 7-8¡± tall piece of 8/4 Sapele and the saw was groaning a bit under my feedrate. I think I average about a year¡¯s use for hobbyist work between sharpening.?
Chris, I don¡¯t de-tension my 20¡± saw. Your wheels will be slightly narrower, but i haven¡¯t seen any ill effect in 4-5 years of being lazy.?
Patrick On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 12:45 PM Chris Perren < cperren@...> wrote: I just bought a used MM16 bandsaw .. Any suggestion on the item number for Lenox carbide blade your using?? Do you detention it after use? ??? ? Regards, ? Chris Perren 512-415-6951 ? ? Lenox carbide rocks!
I honestly don't understand why people are still using regular spring steel induction hardened blades or even bi-metal blades for resaw when the results from the carbide bandsaw blades is so much better? I am using a Lenox carbide blade on a MiniMax MM16 and the results are beautiful. Yes, it is more expensive but it lasts for very long time so the overall cost is lower. Maybe on a horizontal sawmill that might get rough or uncut lumber with nails and bullets you don't want to risk an expensive blade but for shop made veneer and bookmatched pieces it is hard not to see the benefits of carbide bandsaw blade.
What am I missing?
Ariel
in Los Angeles
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Thanks .. My preference is not to de-tension it every other day.?? Any recommendations between Lenox Tri-Master versus Laguna Resaw king? I¡¯m assuming they are similar ? Regards, ? Chris Perren 512-415-6951 ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of imranindiana via groups.io Sent: Monday, November 23, 2020 12:04 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [FOG] New resaw setup ? i also have laguna resaw king. i think many just do not use it enough or do not have the means or are cannot justify the $200+ price tag.
On Nov 23, 2020, at 12:55 PM, Patrick Kane <pwk5017@...> wrote:
? Ariel, I don¡¯t think you are missing a thing! I don¡¯t have Lenox blades, but I do have resaw king blades on my Italian laguna and they perform exceptionally well. I have two and the one blade has been going strong since 2004. I am the second owner of the saw and the blade, but I¡¯ve personally had it sharpened 2-3 times. I¡¯m about due to send in both of my blades for sharpening. I just resawed a 7-8¡± tall piece of 8/4 Sapele and the saw was groaning a bit under my feedrate. I think I average about a year¡¯s use for hobbyist work between sharpening.? Chris, I don¡¯t de-tension my 20¡± saw. Your wheels will be slightly narrower, but i haven¡¯t seen any ill effect in 4-5 years of being lazy.? ? On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 12:45 PM Chris Perren <cperren@...> wrote: I just bought a used MM16 bandsaw .. Any suggestion on the item number for Lenox carbide blade your using?? Do you detention it after use? ??? ? Regards, ? Chris Perren 512-415-6951 ? ? Lenox carbide rocks!
I honestly don't understand why people are still using regular spring steel induction hardened blades or even bi-metal blades for resaw when the results from the carbide bandsaw blades is so much better? I am using a Lenox carbide blade on a MiniMax MM16 and the results are beautiful. Yes, it is more expensive but it lasts for very long time so the overall cost is lower. Maybe on a horizontal sawmill that might get rough or uncut lumber with nails and bullets you don't want to risk an expensive blade but for shop made veneer and bookmatched pieces it is hard not to see the benefits of carbide bandsaw blade.
What am I missing?
Ariel
in Los Angeles
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i also have laguna resaw king. i think many just do not use it enough or do not have the means or are cannot justify the $200+ price tag.
imran
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On Nov 23, 2020, at 12:55 PM, Patrick Kane <pwk5017@...> wrote: ? Ariel, I don¡¯t think you are missing a thing! I don¡¯t have Lenox blades, but I do have resaw king blades on my Italian laguna and they perform exceptionally well. I have two and the one blade has been going strong since 2004. I am the second owner of the saw and the blade, but I¡¯ve personally had it sharpened 2-3 times. I¡¯m about due to send in both of my blades for sharpening. I just resawed a 7-8¡± tall piece of 8/4 Sapele and the saw was groaning a bit under my feedrate. I think I average about a year¡¯s use for hobbyist work between sharpening.?
Chris, I don¡¯t de-tension my 20¡± saw. Your wheels will be slightly narrower, but i haven¡¯t seen any ill effect in 4-5 years of being lazy.?
Patrick On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 12:45 PM Chris Perren < cperren@...> wrote: I just bought a used MM16 bandsaw .. Any suggestion on the item number for Lenox carbide blade your using?? Do you detention it after use? ??? ? Regards, ? Chris Perren 512-415-6951 ? ? Lenox carbide rocks!
I honestly don't understand why people are still using regular spring steel induction hardened blades or even bi-metal blades for resaw when the results from the carbide bandsaw blades is so much better? I am using a Lenox carbide blade on a MiniMax MM16 and the results are beautiful. Yes, it is more expensive but it lasts for very long time so the overall cost is lower. Maybe on a horizontal sawmill that might get rough or uncut lumber with nails and bullets you don't want to risk an expensive blade but for shop made veneer and bookmatched pieces it is hard not to see the benefits of carbide bandsaw blade.
What am I missing?
Ariel
in Los Angeles
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Ariel, I don¡¯t think you are missing a thing! I don¡¯t have Lenox blades, but I do have resaw king blades on my Italian laguna and they perform exceptionally well. I have two and the one blade has been going strong since 2004. I am the second owner of the saw and the blade, but I¡¯ve personally had it sharpened 2-3 times. I¡¯m about due to send in both of my blades for sharpening. I just resawed a 7-8¡± tall piece of 8/4 Sapele and the saw was groaning a bit under my feedrate. I think I average about a year¡¯s use for hobbyist work between sharpening.?
Chris, I don¡¯t de-tension my 20¡± saw. Your wheels will be slightly narrower, but i haven¡¯t seen any ill effect in 4-5 years of being lazy.?
Patrick
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 12:45 PM Chris Perren < cperren@...> wrote: I just bought a used MM16 bandsaw .. Any suggestion on the item number for Lenox carbide blade your using?? Do you detention it after use? ??? ? Regards, ? Chris Perren 512-415-6951 ? ? Lenox carbide rocks!
I honestly don't understand why people are still using regular spring steel induction hardened blades or even bi-metal blades for resaw when the results from the carbide bandsaw blades is so much better? I am using a Lenox carbide blade on a MiniMax MM16 and the results are beautiful. Yes, it is more expensive but it lasts for very long time so the overall cost is lower. Maybe on a horizontal sawmill that might get rough or uncut lumber with nails and bullets you don't want to risk an expensive blade but for shop made veneer and bookmatched pieces it is hard not to see the benefits of carbide bandsaw blade.
What am I missing?
Ariel
in Los Angeles
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I just bought a used MM16 bandsaw .. Any suggestion on the item number for Lenox carbide blade your using? ?Do you detention it after use? ??? ? Regards, ? Chris Perren 512-415-6951 ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of ahazi Sent: Monday, November 23, 2020 11:37 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [FOG] New resaw setup ? Lenox carbide rocks!
I honestly don't understand why people are still using regular spring steel induction hardened blades or even bi-metal blades for resaw when the results from the carbide bandsaw blades is so much better? I am using a Lenox carbide blade on a MiniMax MM16 and the results are beautiful. Yes, it is more expensive but it lasts for very long time so the overall cost is lower. Maybe on a horizontal sawmill that might get rough or uncut lumber with nails and bullets you don't want to risk an expensive blade but for shop made veneer and bookmatched pieces it is hard not to see the benefits of carbide bandsaw blade.
What am I missing?
Ariel
in Los Angeles
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Lenox carbide rocks!
I honestly don't understand why people are still using regular spring steel induction hardened blades or even bi-metal blades for resaw when the results from the carbide bandsaw blades are so much better? I am using a Lenox carbide blade on a MiniMax MM16 and the results are beautiful. Yes, it is more expensive but it lasts for very long time so the overall cost is lower. Maybe on a horizontal sawmill that might get rough or uncut lumber with nails and bullets you don't want to risk an expensive blade but for shop made veneer and bookmatched pieces it is hard not to see the benefits of carbide bandsaw blade.
What am I missing?
Ariel
in Los Angeles
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
james,
makes sense, because from eshop i believe you get the tilt bracket and the gas assist. but with this parts list people can add the gas assist to existing tilt brackets. i am sure that not all vintage tilt brackets are pre-drilled (as mine is not) but that is a moot point as drilling is needed for DIY solution.
thanks for clearing this up. at least, i did not know you could just add gas assist to existing tilt bracket.
imran
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On Nov 23, 2020, at 11:41 AM, James Zhu <james.zhu2@...> wrote: ? Imran,
2 years ago, I contacted Felder Mississauga about the gas spring assistance for the tilt away bracket on my 2016 KF700sp, they sent me the attached tilt away bracket and gas spring assistance diagram, I looked at the diagram and produced the parts number I needed.
All the holes are pre-drilled on the tilt away bracket. Five?minutes install time is a bit exaggerated. Based on the installed picture, I think you can install it in 15 minutes using the following trick.
James
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 11:20 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: James, ? That is awesome. I did not know that it could be added. I remember, helping Dennis Yamamoto because his full combo did not have the space for DIY and I thought he was trying to avoid buying the whole bracket. I just hate to scrap items that took material and energy to produce. If we can add the spring to existing bracket it is a no brainer. When you say 5 mins, it makes me think that you did not even need to drill the existing bracket? ? Imran ? From: [email protected] On Behalf Of James Zhu
Sent: Monday, November 23, 2020 11:06 AM
To: Felder Owner Group <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [FOG] Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw? ? It comes with individual parts, but you can get it installed within 5 minutes. ? The order contains gas sprint assistance parts circled in blue below, not the tilt bracket.? ? On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 10:50 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana=[email protected]> wrote: the order detail you posted, is that the tilt bracket with gas assist or just gas assist parts? i thought one has to buy the tilt bracket with gas assist but if one can retrofit existing tilt bracket with felder parts that is fantastic. also does it come assembled or individual parts as the parts list shows? ? I ordered my 2016 KF700sp with F48 and tilt away bracket without gas spring assistance.? After lifting the heavy F48 a dozen times, I decided to get the gas sprint, night and day difference. Here below are the parts list and price in Canadian dollars for the Felder gas sprint. ? On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 9:54 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana=[email protected]> wrote: see this message for DIY solution: alternatively, you can replace your tilt bracket with one supplied by felder with gas strut. just make sure it is compatible with your machine ? Michael - no, I havent?- but sounds like I should get one. Where did you get it?
David
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
Imran,
2 years ago, I contacted Felder Mississauga about the gas spring assistance for the tilt away bracket on my 2016 KF700sp, they sent me the attached tilt away bracket and gas spring assistance diagram, I looked at the diagram and produced the parts number I needed.
All the holes are pre-drilled on the tilt away bracket. Five?minutes install time is a bit exaggerated. Based on the installed picture, I think you can install it in 15 minutes using the following trick.
James
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 11:20 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: James, ? That is awesome. I did not know that it could be added. I remember, helping Dennis Yamamoto because his full combo did not have the space for DIY and I thought he was trying to avoid buying the whole bracket. I just hate to scrap items that took material and energy to produce. If we can add the spring to existing bracket it is a no brainer. When you say 5 mins, it makes me think that you did not even need to drill the existing bracket? ? Imran ? From: [email protected] On Behalf Of James Zhu
Sent: Monday, November 23, 2020 11:06 AM
To: Felder Owner Group <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [FOG] Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw? ? It comes with individual parts, but you can get it installed within 5 minutes. ? The order contains gas sprint assistance parts circled in blue below, not the tilt bracket.? ? On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 10:50 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana=[email protected]> wrote: the order detail you posted, is that the tilt bracket with gas assist or just gas assist parts? i thought one has to buy the tilt bracket with gas assist but if one can retrofit existing tilt bracket with felder parts that is fantastic. also does it come assembled or individual parts as the parts list shows? ? I ordered my 2016 KF700sp with F48 and tilt away bracket without gas spring assistance.? After lifting the heavy F48 a dozen times, I decided to get the gas sprint, night and day difference. Here below are the parts list and price in Canadian dollars for the Felder gas sprint. ? On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 9:54 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana=[email protected]> wrote: see this message for DIY solution: alternatively, you can replace your tilt bracket with one supplied by felder with gas strut. just make sure it is compatible with your machine ? Michael - no, I havent?- but sounds like I should get one. Where did you get it?
David
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
I gotta say? I was a little perplexed over the repeated used of the
phrase "gas sprint."? I was wondering if it was some kind of discount
for? fuel? used in delivery.
Thanks James,? You cleared that up.
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
James, ? That is awesome. I did not know that it could be added. I remember, helping Dennis Yamamoto because his full combo did not have the space for DIY and I thought he was trying to avoid buying the whole bracket. I just hate to scrap items that took material and energy to produce. If we can add the spring to existing bracket it is a no brainer. When you say 5 mins, it makes me think that you did not even need to drill the existing bracket? ? Imran ?
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From: [email protected] On Behalf Of James Zhu Sent: Monday, November 23, 2020 11:06 AM To: Felder Owner Group < [email protected]> Subject: Re: [FOG] Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw? ? It comes with individual parts, but you can get it installed within 5 minutes. ? The order contains gas sprint assistance parts circled in blue below, not the tilt bracket.? ? On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 10:50 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana=[email protected]> wrote: the order detail you posted, is that the tilt bracket with gas assist or just gas assist parts? i thought one has to buy the tilt bracket with gas assist but if one can retrofit existing tilt bracket with felder parts that is fantastic. also does it come assembled or individual parts as the parts list shows? ? I ordered my 2016 KF700sp with F48 and tilt away bracket without gas spring assistance.? After lifting the heavy F48 a dozen times, I decided to get the gas sprint, night and day difference. Here below are the parts list and price in Canadian dollars for the Felder gas sprint. ? On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 9:54 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana=[email protected]> wrote: see this message for DIY solution: alternatively, you can replace your tilt bracket with one supplied by felder with gas strut. just make sure it is compatible with your machine ? Michael - no, I havent?- but sounds like I should get one. Where did you get it?
David
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
It comes with individual parts, but you can get it installed within 5 minutes.
James
Imran,
The order contains gas sprint assistance parts circled in blue below, not the tilt bracket.?
James On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 10:50 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: james,
the order detail you posted, is that the tilt bracket with gas assist or just gas assist parts?
i thought one has to buy the tilt bracket with gas assist but if one can retrofit existing tilt bracket with felder parts that is fantastic.
also does it come assembled or individual parts as the parts list shows?
imran ? I ordered my 2016 KF700sp with F48 and tilt away bracket without gas spring assistance.? After lifting the heavy F48 a dozen times, I decided to get the gas sprint, night and day difference.
Here below are the parts list and price in Canadian dollars for the Felder gas sprint.
James
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 9:54 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: David,
see this message for DIY solution:
alternatively, you can replace your tilt bracket with one supplied by felder with gas strut. just make sure it is compatible with your machine
imran? ? Michael - no, I havent?- but sounds like I should get one. Where did you get it?
David
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
Imran,
The order contains gas sprint assistance parts circled in blue below, not the tilt bracket.?
James
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 10:50 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: james,
the order detail you posted, is that the tilt bracket with gas assist or just gas assist parts?
i thought one has to buy the tilt bracket with gas assist but if one can retrofit existing tilt bracket with felder parts that is fantastic.
also does it come assembled or individual parts as the parts list shows?
imran ? I ordered my 2016 KF700sp with F48 and tilt away bracket without gas spring assistance.? After lifting the heavy F48 a dozen times, I decided to get the gas sprint, night and day difference.
Here below are the parts list and price in Canadian dollars for the Felder gas sprint.
James
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 9:54 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: David,
see this message for DIY solution:
alternatively, you can replace your tilt bracket with one supplied by felder with gas strut. just make sure it is compatible with your machine
imran? ? Michael - no, I havent?- but sounds like I should get one. Where did you get it?
David
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
james,
the order detail you posted, is that the tilt bracket with gas assist or just gas assist parts?
i thought one has to buy the tilt bracket with gas assist but if one can retrofit existing tilt bracket with felder parts that is fantastic.
also does it come assembled or individual parts as the parts list shows?
imran
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On Nov 23, 2020, at 10:23 AM, James Zhu <james.zhu2@...> wrote: ? I ordered my 2016 KF700sp with F48 and tilt away bracket without gas spring assistance.? After lifting the heavy F48 a dozen times, I decided to get the gas sprint, night and day difference.
Here below are the parts list and price in Canadian dollars for the Felder gas sprint.
James
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 9:54 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: David,
see this message for DIY solution:
alternatively, you can replace your tilt bracket with one supplied by felder with gas strut. just make sure it is compatible with your machine
imran? ? Michael - no, I havent?- but sounds like I should get one. Where did you get it?
David
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
Yes, I would not DIY given Felder's fair gas sprint price, there is a trick to get it installed in 5 minutes,?I posted before. Just search "gas sprint".
James
Thanks James - seems reasonable price-wise.
D.
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
Thanks James - seems reasonable price-wise.
D.
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
I ordered my 2016 KF700sp with F48 and tilt away bracket without gas spring assistance.? After lifting the heavy F48 a dozen times, I decided to get the gas sprint, night and day difference.
Here below are the parts list and price in Canadian dollars for the Felder gas sprint.
James
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 9:54 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: David,
see this message for DIY solution:
alternatively, you can replace your tilt bracket with one supplied by felder with gas strut. just make sure it is compatible with your machine
imran? ? Michael - no, I havent?- but sounds like I should get one. Where did you get it?
David
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Re: Felder slotting cutter
Mark-
Depending on which one it appears. One is 4, one is 5.
Michael Tagge
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Hi Michael, tooth width is 5 mm so suppose the main use would be for drawer bottoms
On Nov 23, 2020, at 9:32 AM, Michael Tagge <mike.j.tagge@...> wrote:
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Wider blade with an exact 4mm vs 3.4mm. Seems like a super niche product to me. Went with a flat top tip blade but haven¡¯t had the opportunity to use it yet, all my cuts have been managed
by the Felder adjustable groovers this far.?
Michael Tagge
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On Nov 23, 2020, at 8:54 AM, Mark Kessler <mkessler10@...> wrote:
?Anyone have experience with the Felder slotting cutter? Looking to use it as a joinery blade for cutting tenons, bridle joints anywhere i might want a flat bottom cut. Is there an advantage to the slotting cutter over a rip with FTC?
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Hi Michael, tooth width is 5 mm so suppose the main use would be for drawer bottoms
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On Nov 23, 2020, at 9:32 AM, Michael Tagge <mike.j.tagge@...> wrote:
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Wider blade with an exact 4mm vs 3.4mm. Seems like a super niche product to me. Went with a flat top tip blade but haven¡¯t had the opportunity to use it yet, all my cuts have been managed by the Felder adjustable groovers this far.?
Michael Tagge
Built Custom Carpentry?
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On Nov 23, 2020, at 8:54 AM, Mark Kessler <mkessler10@...> wrote:
?Anyone have experience with the Felder slotting cutter? Looking to use it as a joinery blade for cutting tenons, bridle joints anywhere i might want a flat bottom cut. Is there an advantage to the slotting cutter over a rip with FTC?
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Re: Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw?
Thanks Imran - I'll look it up!
David
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imran