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My estate plan identifies (for my kids) which FOG members to call to get everything out of the basement and sold. Payback to John Renzetti for originally talking me into a Felder. LOL David Best

Good points, my father was never big into hand tools and is really a power tool guy. I was Mainly was relegated to sanding duty until I was old enough to work a tablesaw. Definitely have some time and

Hey Stan,My kids have had a place in my shop since they were probably around 5 years old each (they're 9 and 11 now). But not when I'm in production mode. If I'm focused and have a deadline, or if I

melting the glue stick. James

Some day my kids are going to have to get all of this stuff back out of the house. That will be their problem, though ? -- John Hinman Boise ID Not a Felder Owner yet - expecting K700S in February

I will probably use a similar rig for mine. Whether I operate it or get someone else to do it is still up in the air. Unfortunately I cannot drive right in with it. I’ll have to put it on the patio

On my phone, the sound at ~40% level is equivalent to what I hear.

I thought about filling the seam but had not been noticeable or annoying. Video attached. May need to up the volume to hear the muted thump. Imran

I think the main thing is that the kids have fun. If they do not have fun they will stop doing it. Different kids mature at different rates, too, so a parent needs to make individual assessments

Glue stick? To bridge the two?

Sure. I was a pediatrician. Kids are a lot more capable than today’s helicopter parents believe or allow them to be. I wouldn’t let a 14 year old use a table saw unsupervised. I see no reason a

If you go down the Hammer C3 rip fence route then I can guarantee that you will lose the will to live. It shouldn’t take several minutes to adjust and lock the fence in the right position.

Hum, I cannot get rid of the thud at the transition, the cast top and steel table are perfectly aligned, I will try hot glue stick. James

I have kids now 12 and 14, and they are welcome in the shop. I also have not let them operate (yet) table saw on their own. Or shaper :-). They are quite proficient on the bandsaw, which is a lot

Heads up TBIII is known to lose adhesion at higher temps post-drying, and many a door shop has found out the hard way that "exterior rated" that made TB3 so attractive was not so once full sun hit the

titebond does have an "extended time" glue that I've used and like.

When I took a 2 semester veneering class, we started with the Titebond Cold Press stuff (because it was gifted to the school to try). After several weeks of delaminations throughout the class, we

For everyday glue I use Titebond 50

It took me a year to finally get annoyed enough at the bump transition to re-align the cast tp to the steel out-table, it made it much more tolerable, but next step is to use shop finishing fillers

Looking at and listening to the video you posted yesterday, something is clearly wrong with the rip fence housing support that rides on the surface of the machine. Sounds like a wheel has a flat on