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Using a band saw with extension tables? Option 1: Lengthwise half of your mantle piece using band saw, miter at table saw and re-assemble: Cut the log lengthwise in half would, with the reference face

Hi Glen, Contact West Systems support. They are excellent. They know their products well and are great problem solvers. Weldwood plastic resin glue is my go to for bent laminations. It's a powder, the

Glen, Not all boards pickup epoxy equally but depending upon how it was sawn some can pick up a lot. I have experienced this and I had to make multiple batches because it would keep sucking epoxy

All, As you know I have been injecting the West System in to my totem pole for weeks now, not sure where it is going but The core of this log is a lot worse than I though. At this point I am just

Just realized, thinking of the next step, I could have jointed the back side 90 deg with the log mounted on top of a flat board with a jointed straight edge which is just recessed enough to not have

Hi Ameer, I can try to locate it but really there were no super details. The consensus was that French cleat is a really good way to hang it, especially if it is important to keep it tight against the

Imran, Where is the thread you posted about hanging this mantle? I'm very interested in mantle hanging techniques at the moment. thanks, Ameer

Mark, I couldn’t have done it by myself. My neighbor helped. Fortunately, I did remember to wear my back brace. Imran

I hope you ate your Wheaties before starting that. It’s a hernia maker. Mark

Well yesterday I worked on the mantle I mentioned earlier seeking hanging advice. It took some time because my neighbor had miss calculated and the log was not long enough for main section and a

Hey Brett, Do you have a good idea of how you will be using a bander? I've always glued and clamped hardwood strips, but last year I had a large frameless kitchen. I got a used hot air machine from a

Brett, Interesting you post this, I am down to buying my last machines. Edgebander and Wide belt. Like you I donut want to buy used as There are too many unknowns. I have looked at a lot of wide belts

For production work, I outsource edgebanding to a local high volume shop that produces Ikea-like closet solutions. Production edgebanding machines are very maintenance intensive, especially if run

Probably not what you’re looking for but (given my scale, one man shop and don’t do a lot of edgebanding) I went with a Festool Conturo (the trim router and the vacuum clamps). Does a great job

Hi Brett! As an initial response, I'll volunteer that I am currently performing precious little edge banding, so I'm an example of a (very!) low volume shop. For what little edge banding I do apply, I

Thanks, ?I have watched the blade at a woodworking show and it is amazing. I was going to buy until I read a knot could damage it. I have not talked to anyone that has hit a knot with it. As to the

I'm starting to put together a plan for edgebanders. I am a novice at any edgebander brand, model, method. At this point it's a strategic step that may happen sooner or later, but I want to start

Sautershop does ship to the USA.? Checkout allows you to enter a U.S. address.

I put the blade in the cart and went to check out as a guest at sautershop.com.? USA as a shipping destination country was a choice among all the countries listed in the drop down menu.? This is

They don’t list the USA, as a place to ship. It seems like a lot of companies out of the USA show a lower price. If anyone buys a blade from them her in the USA let me know. Thanks Doug