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Well I had the distinct pleasure to visit Michael at his amazing shop West Oak Studios.? Had some great conversations with Michael and picked up a CHD from him. He has made some nice improvements to

How much and where are you located? How long is the slider? Is it dado capable, 3 phase or single etc.? Jarrett Maxwell Geometric Innovations LLC www.geometricinnovations.com Instagram:

I've been very happy with the 48" roll of freezer paper from Uline, ( Freezer Paper Roll - 48" x 1,100' S-15678 - Uline ) it has a polyethylene coating on one side instead of wax. It's very non-stick

I use Mylar drafting film. It is durable, waterproof, and lays flat on a bench or table. I’ve no idea where to get it or what it costs, as after decades as an engineer I have a lot of leftover

Been there, tried it. The best wax paper is whatever is on sale and a great barrier and use it frequently but never had good luck protecting table tops. Instead I recommend using 1/8" hardboard, 1/8"

Agree this is also a solution, This bracket is definitively not a standard or easy part with the tools I have. Way beyond what I can produce. Bill

Happy to do that Glen... Bill B wrote:

Bill B. Very cool, Might you be will to make some extras, I would be interested and will to pay for them and shipping ect? Glen Alpine Moulding and Millwork Inc. Mail: P.O. Box 486 Murphys , CA. 95247

Whelp, at work I bought some of the McMaster wax paper for 3d prints that we dipped in a tub of Cyanoacrylate to seal them, we would dip them then rest them on ply plates with screws on top of the

Small adjustments needed. I’ll make them then print another and upload it as another file. David’s machine may be a little different than mine. Post fit very snuggly Bill Belanger

Nevin, Always good to have a first rate assistant - in the shop as well as in the OR. Steve

Alright, here's a potentially strange question: Are there any strong opinions or sage insights regarding wax paper? My intended use would include the following: -- Protecting the top of my FAT500S

Steve, Thanks for the advice. Tilting the saw arbor to 45 degrees improved access. Then I ran the belt over the scoring pully then the spring tensioned pulley below it, then back to the saw arbor &

Looks like plenty of room to me, you nestle the read head into the pocket inside the casting. It might take a bit of playing about to come up with a bracket, but looks plenty doable to me. Brian Lamb

I'm trying to sell my KF 700 saw shaper combo machine purchased in March of 2017. Motorized digital height and angle adjustments. Scoring blade and numerous other optional features.

Let us know how it all works out… all the dimensions were off of David’s sketch. I don’t know if the extrusions vary and the distance to the blade is consistent. Brian Lamb blamb11@...

Gary publishes some of his materials at https://www.thisiscarpentry.com/ You may find what you're looking for there in digital format. -- Michael Garrison Stuber

Cheers Lance. I’m in Europe so was hoping for a digital download or ebook but I think I may need to bite the bullet and pay the fees

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Anyone know how I can get the dvds from Gary M ?Katz, particularly those on wainscoting and panelling? Also interested in his books on trim carpentry