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hi Murray, i found a used copy and ordered it. here are couple of links:

I'm a hobbyist that builds a couple of pieces of furniture a year so I may not have the best advice. Presuming you have 4/4 stock I would be concerned that a power feeder on a jointer would flatten

Hi all I'm considering milling up some tongue and groove finger jointed panelling out of a pile of suitable stock material that I already have. This would involve using the jointer to straighten and

Hi Imran Thanks for sharing that link the book looks really useful. One of my go to books for problem-solving is the Encyclopaedia of Furniture Making by Ernest Joyce, updated by Alan Peters. There is

Hi Paul i know this is a late answer, and completely understand where your coming from. ?Everyone has provided all great answers but I strongly suggest researching your area for a local sawyer.

If you have room and money for separates, that’s what I’d do. The biggest conflict I find on my combination machine is between the saw and the shaper. Mike

I keep a tight tolerance on the pressure bar on my Powermatic planer. I try to have the pressure bar just .001” higher than the cutters. This really helps that small 12” PM100 with snipe but if

glad I could help

How much shaper are you looking for? Joe in New Orleans had a great Format shaper for sale Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2020 6:04 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Would you buy a

Cliff, after posting i realized that i should have added some details. figured, i will wait to see if there is any interest to start with. but since you brought it up, here it goes: made out of CR1018

Or should I look to a Martin T60A and a separate Shaper? Seems like a bare bones T60A is not crazy more.? Then just wait for a great shaper used deal? Thoughts? PK

tell whether they can select their preference for the thread in the tapped hole.? mm? imperial,? & what size, that sort of thing

sooner or later you might need that power source upgrade anyhow.... thats what I did when I got my SCM 43" sander. I spent more on the infrastructure than the machine itself. but its good in long

Hi Brian and everyone else,Thanks so much for all the info. It seems like it wouldn’t be worth my time to retrofit. Marlowe I saw your ad on wood web but?I can’t run 10 HP with my phase

Super cool stool Michael.....also love the fencing in the background, is it Hazel? Kindest regards Jonathan Samways fineinteriorwoodwork.com richardmartinwindows.com

Very cool. I make rocking chairs and can use this idea! Where did you source the materials? Mark

Imran, Saved and on my desktop! That seems a fantastic resource and reference. Thank you very much. Best regards, Trevor Lusty Ireland

I consider Understanding Wood by Bruce Hoadley as my wood Quran but i learned about this free 590 page wood handbook from JLC article put out by USDA. I have only taken a quick look but i do not think

Hi John, I can’t answer your question, however, I have a Powermatic 1632 open ended wide belt sander in my garage that I have been meaning to sell. It is a 7.5 hp, 3 phase unit. I bought it when it

well i need to make a few for myself and thought i check if anyone is interested. this is basic cold rolled steel 1018. pre xroll slider need two edges chamfered. i am thinking 1 for $25, 2 for $40