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Joe, thanks for the info on the through bolt sleeve. I hadn't seen those ans was wondering what they centered on with the bolts in the way. I never considered the heads were bored for the bolts. I

Thanks Jason I’ll definitely give that a try. I called the owner of the press company and he was surprised the first run of doors was successful, said they don’t recommend doing any hollow core

Or have a simple top hat sleeve made that is just below the top cutter so the spindle nut will hold everything tight. Probably have spacers between the cutters?

No Holes in the head. Will have to be a threaded sleeve.

Joe, it's an Omas cope head/stack. [email protected]> wrote:

Jared, what type head are you trying to mount? Sleeves are usually specific to the manufacturer.

I have never felt with Oella tool but they have some interesting pricing Bushings oellasawandtool.comAlso Leitz tool Grand Rapids Side not they do a very great job of saw and planner blade

The Zuani ones might work. They are 3 bolt for tenon heads and 4 bolt for profile heads.

Thanks Joe. Omas has through bolted sleeves but only 60mm od / 50mm id. I'll look around some more. [email protected]> wrote:

Jared, my Zuani sleeves are 65 mm OD. They are not threaded though like your picture. They are a through bolt. My old Garniga sleeves are 60mm and threaded with double nuts.

I'm wondering if anyone here has a source for 65mm od tooling sleeves? Omas has up to 60mm but I don't see anything at 65mm. I'd prefer to just buy one rather than machine one.

After looking at your spindle again, it looks like you’re between a rock and a hard spot. If you need to turn the spindle down to 30 mm the then you have to remove the whole spindle assembly,

Hi Graeme Looks like you are in NZ, me too You can change your spindle but it wont be easy. I have a 2021 TI145EP

Wowzers, Burak. You may not have heard this word that I learned from my wife, who was raised in Oklahoma. In case you don’t know, after you say this word, you lean forward and pick up your jaw from

Excellent idea indeed! Count me in. Steve Nashville, TN

Burak, The table you've created also deserves to be in the Museum.... Fabulous! Lance

Hi Burak: The link I sent in the previous email is to the Australian Wood Review. Here is the specific link to the

Thank you Brian - Thank you Michael [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Brian. That is very kind/generous of you. Lucky From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Brian Lamb via groups.io <blamb11@...> Date:

Everyone that has purchased from Lamb Tool Works has contributed to keeping the FOG alive. At this point no need for donations. If that ever changes, I will let folks know and give plenty of time for