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That was a pricey amount for an old manual machine. I’ve seen a lot of Bridgeports sell for less than that. Also, don’t forget, those can be expensive to move, and easy to damage... Brian Lamb

i assume you comment is in jest. we have had few threads about milling machines here. few of us, not me, own them and some would like to, so the reason for sharing. FWIW, it sold for $3450 ($3967 with

How do you make cabinet doors with that?

think the first q is what is the load carried by each screw. load can be shear or tension, or a combination of those. tension capacity of wood screw is typically based on length of thread engaged in

i thought i had read that the length of screw into the material that you are fixing the object to, should be at min 1.5x of the object (being fixed) thickness. so if you are securing 3/4” thick

Lot of great feedback, Not sure what to do now :), I will buy one pack of each and test the next 5 years.... Bill

There is a theory for this: the winner's curse https://www.investopedia.com/terms/w/winnerscurse.asp#:~:text=The%20winner's%20curse%20is%20a,factors%20that%20can%20influence%20bidders. But as long as

I was looking for either. This particular one has the feed built in but you can only work on one side. The Kundig Uniq is two sided. One side set for calibrated sanding, even sanding lacquer between

Congrats! I am curious if you would elaborate how this machine compared to a Kundig Uniq S.? There must be reasons why you waited 2-3 years for this brand? SW

I’ve had that book given to me about 1973 and have used it many times. I have also found “Modern Cabinetmaking” fifth edition by Umstattd, Davis & Molzahn very useful. It is used as textbook at

I have not had an opportunity to run down all the suggestions made by the Group regarding the floppy drive belt. . I did send the video clip to Felder and the clip is being sent to Austria. Hopefully

Joe - I was bidding against you but I got out early. These don't come up often. Congrats! -- Kerry Smith Gotham Woodworks www.gothamwoodworks.com

You can't overpay for the right machine. I've spent a lot of money proving that point. dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, December 1, 2020 8:05 PM To: [email protected]

Really sweet machine Joe. Even if it turns out to need 460v, that machine is well worth the cost of a transformer. I've got to research the Langzauner. Dave ________________________________ Sent:

I probably overpaid but this is the first I’ve seen come up in 2-3 years Sent: Tuesday, December 1, 2020 6:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Langzauner LZK-3-NCV Edge Sander -

I almost bid against you Joe! Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

Oops, the bit below was about “Cabinet Making and Millwork” which was written as a college textbook for the millwork industry. Love the other book too.

If it is a dual voltage machine 230/460, then all you should have to do is change the wiring connections and possibly some “heaters” if it uses them in the contactors (picture below). This is/was

Love that book. In 1970 when I was 8 years old my dad got that book from the Reader’s Digest book club and he used it to learn how to build kitchen cabinets. As the oldest I was the shop help and

I used a broker for a Felder shaper from Denver and I will use them for this. The shaper was put on a pallet and wrapped in saran wrap by the seller. Shipping with $10K of insurance and lift gate