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Hi Tim, My YouTube channel has a section and playlist devoted to Fusion 360 and its use in woodworking applications. You can find it listed here: https://www.youtube.com/@David_Best/playlists Most of

When switching to Metric, you need to also change the way you look at things, Don't try and and make a 914.4mm (36") cabinet, the standard would be 900mm, but to make it closer to what a customer

This was my first WW project, almost 30 yrs ago. 3/4” ply, 38” wide shelf, with 1” deep solid wood edging. No sag. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Shaper cutter dimensions shouldn't matter any more than saw blade dimensions or sand paper grits.? You will still set stops, fences and depths. One size fits all.? Hmmm. Although I use both system,

As a historical footnote, between 1959 and Dec 31, 2022 there were two different “feet” used in the USA. The original “foot” was defined in 1893 as exactly 1200/3937 meters, or approximately

Hello to all, Very interesting thread indeed. I am also in the early planning stages of a similar cabinet project(s). I'm also considering what materials are available here in Ohio. David I am also

With regard to Lucky's concerns about shelf length, I suggest looking for the online "Sagulator" program to avoid saggy shelves. It has options for material types and dimensions, fastening and

Some woodworkers are on their second hand the moment they have to count beyond 3... So yes don't ever consider questions dumb, especially on (safe and sound) working methods. Kind regards, Jonathan,

Living i Ireland? metric is the official standard but lots of folks still use imperial . Some local softwoods may be labelled 2" x 1",r whatever, but in fact will be the nearest? metric equivalent

Wow, never heard of this. Thanks for sharing Rich. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Pirates of the Caribbean (Metric Edition) https://www.nist.gov/blogs/taking-measure/pirates-caribbean-metric-edition dang pirates ;-)

Michael, I created a design in Fusion that mimics what you presented on FOG, but goes at the individual modules in a different manner. Everything is driven by parameters for easy modification. My goal

Hi Michael: Thanks for your reply. I’ve already sent you more photos, ideas and plans for my library, for what they are worth. I’m excited to hear what others come up with. I’m not sure which

Regarding your specific example of metric adjustable groover for 3/4 doors. ?I have several adjustable groovers from Rangate. ?It is for 1.25 inch spindle but the groovers are for a range within

Hi Lucky, ??? I appreciate the thoughts.? The rendering is a "first thought".? You've raised some excellent questions.? I've sent you a private message for more details on your project.? I

Yes. U just loosen some screws and they slide in and out Sent from joe's iPhone

Bird, My projects always include some aspects in imperial and some in metric. I am now ambidextrous. I design in metric, but often encounter the need to deal with imperial as well because of hardware

You laugh, David, but I live in that world of “give me a 1/8 strong,” and we do sure get ‘er dun. Anyhow, I get the point about switching to one system and staying there, but if you live in

Any guard that attaches to the riving knife will have to have a pivot point that is higher than the top of the blade for the same reason.? The Felder one just has to go a little higher still because

Yes.? It comes with 2 "flat" side windows and 1 "expanded" window.? They come on and off without tools, and can go on either side.? I leave both flat ones on 99% of the time and have only installed