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I bought that and really like it. Mark Foster

Thanks Joe. ? Is that a combi head on your tablesaw? ?The Whitehill 125 X 55mm cutter block with the bolt recess on the top is indeed what I will most likely be purchasing.

To do the haunching I have also used a Kreg router bit they use for haunched beaded face frames in the shaper with a router spindle. These were narrow frames and the Whitehill block has enough depth

One way to do a custom profile where the tenon does not line up with a rebate or groove is to do a French miter. This is where you cut a 45 degree haunch in the stiles and another smaller 45 degree

There's a bit of a challenge there with the? tenon location not letting you cope the whole joint, but we'll see what we can come up with.

Hi Rusty, you could certainly email your thoughts and drawings to me as a first step before we engage the grinding shop, I do this all the time and would be happy to help you out, Brent

The more you know the less you know! martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com

No kidding! From 30$ to 1,000$ with nothing in between- boo-hoo! But in my defense, I did not know what I did not know…. Steven Sivak ? w: stevensivak.com <http://stevensivak.com/> p: 248.860.3228

When you post to a Felder group and use the phrase "regardless of price", you should not be surprised when very expensive options are provided. Precision tools are not cheap, and there isn't much in

Very nice! I especially like the digital microscope. I wanted something like that to more accurately place glazing beads when cutting to mark for the windows. The microscope would have solved my issue

Does that, whatever it is, work on a SCM? Steven Sivak ? w: stevensivak.com <http://stevensivak.com/> p: 248.860.3228

That is the challenge, but it has been met- look at his set up! https://www.instructables.com/Make-a-Truncated-Icosahedron-Out-of-Wood/? Make a Truncated Icosahedron Out of Wood instructables.com

If you already have a slider then the EGL or DGL from Felder is good for a .1 of a degree after calibration and then you can set your saw blade angle and have very nice compound cuts. Setting the stop

Every time I found myself needing something hyper-accurate for woodworking and there did not seem to be a common solution I learned that the design was wrong for wood. Martin makes a very nice

Well at the end of the day, the $1,000 starrett tool is the only solution, damn! Steven Sivak ? w: stevensivak.com <http://stevensivak.com/> p: 248.860.3228

It seems all of these devices are the same regardless of price in that they all have an accuracy of .2 degrees… Steven Sivak ? w: stevensivak.com <http://stevensivak.com/> p: 248.860.3228

I have a couple of those digital level gizmos too. I used one for setting blade tilt angle on a cabinet saw, and it was an improvement over the indicator on the saw itself. If one needs super precise

Maybe this Westward digital protractor https://www.grainger.com/product/WESTWARD-Digital-Protractor-360-to-2YNK6 paired with EZ digital miter gauge https://www.chipsfly.com/ez-digital-miter-gauge.html

I do not wish to buy his tool at some sort of “limited collector value” And while I did initially say “regardless of price..” 1,000$ is more than I anticipated… Steven Sivak ? w:

I use Beal like Waxiy for many years on saw and shaper and milling spindles for years close enough for my work just have to feed them batteries. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave.