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Hi Derek: And to reiterate my thanks, Derek I appreciate your details, including the how and why. Apart from saving money, which is generally important to all of us, what I’m seeing with your design

Bill, first and most importantly, I am offering a free design and not in any way in competition with Brian .. whose work I salivate at! I have no doubt that Brian’s offerings make my design look

Nothing close to 50%, but shipping has gotten expensive. Currently a DRO parallel fence (which would be close to the most costly because of insurance value and weight) will run roughly $200 in

Chris, you say: “I would think that importing Brian's parallel guides would add at least 50% to the dollar figure they are sold for in the US.” It sounds like you don’t have any idea what it

Unfortunately buying Brian's version is not feasible for us in Oz due to the huge price we have to pay for the freight and dollar conversion rates and as nice as they are I for one can't justify the

I ordered two recently. First off Brian was a pleasure to work with. He was responsive to my many (occasionally confused) questions. I got the guides and a square. I used the square to calibrate my

And we do make them to fit Hammer…. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I don't know if you can beat Brian Lamb's fence for simplicity and effectiveness. There's no need to square another piece of fence to the blade/slider. Brian's fence and Mac's clamps make an awesome

This is brilliant, Derek!? I've started a file with ideas for a parallel guide for my C3 41, and this goes to the top of that list!

I’ve got it coplaner at the cutterhead but I can’t get the infeed table (far infeed side) to come up at all. It droops a good 1mm from cutterhead to the edge of the infeed table. Everything else

Well, taking that back plate off is the easiest part of it by a country mile.? To loosen and tighten that bolt, I used a wrench like this:

For those in the US, use https://www.zinio.com/australian-wood-review-m8643 Mike King Special Consultant NERA Economic Consulting +1 303 618-4915

Sam Blasco was my original inspiration for a parallel guide. Here is a video of Sam using his … https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=9AHMTuw_Ghg&list=WL&index=20&ab_channel=SamBlasco Mike

Yeah. That’s a pain in the ass. My jointer needs adjustment tho. It’s drooping on the infeed table and the outfeed table is too high above the cutter head. It’s not really useable as is. ?I was

I can absolutely justify the 75k, particularly when i buy it used off of someone for 20k 6-8 years later.

Hi Andy, Yes, I eventually had a tech come out and perform a calibration to get the machine perfect.? Cop-out, yes, but I'm not mechanically inclined, and the 16" jointer is, even according to the

Thx Roger. Excellent explanation for "why". ? Your description fits perfectly for what I saw when the box was opened. Brian

If anyone's looking for a 120mm to 5", one alternative is Felder 02.1.020 at $16.90. A 5" hose squeezes tight.

Great post and that’s a great tip to split the machines. Connector blocks can work loose with vibration. That then causes a higher resistance connection which, with all that current flowing through,

Sorry to revive an old thread but did you ever resolve this? ?My C3-41 arrived with a factory standard spring joint I’d like to eliminate.