Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Yes, that's correct.? You can order through here, this is the tongue and groove section of their web site:
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You will have to set up a free account your first time, and then it's all pretty seamless.??
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Brent
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Brent,
Please share a link of where you order from. I only see whitehill site from Luton, UK.
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On Dec 7, 2024, at 6:02?PM, Brent via groups.io <dovetailtimber@...> wrote: ? No, directly from Whitehill.? I got a set of knives from them in 29 hours after notification of shipping!? That's not normal, it's more like 2-3 days as normal for me.? I'm 75mins away from Toronto, so fairly close to a big center which may help.
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
No, directly from Whitehill.? I got a set of knives from them in 29 hours after notification of shipping!? That's not normal, it's more like 2-3 days as normal for me.? I'm 75mins away from Toronto, so fairly close to a big center which may help.
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Hi Brent,
Is this by ordering from Scott & Sargent?
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On Dec 7, 2024, at 4:33?PM, Brent via groups.io <dovetailtimber@...> wrote: ? ?
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You can run whitehill's 55mm knives in those heads too.? Hundreds of profile options in M2 steel and somehow delivered to my place in southern Ontatio in 2-3 days fairly often if in stock.??
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
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You can run whitehill's 55mm knives in those heads too.? Hundreds of profile options in M2 steel and somehow delivered to my place in southern Ontatio in 2-3 days fairly often if in stock.??
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On Dec 7, 2024, at 10:59?AM, James Zhu via groups.io <james.zhu2@...> wrote:
Joe,
The following 40mm #031 profile cutter has cuts below the flat limiter edge.
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James
I agree that the proper limiter is better but if you are power feeding it is fine to use the flat limiter. If hand feeding then the proper limiter is a nice safety feature. ?
When talking about the 40mm knives for these particular cutter heads I don¡¯t think any profiles have cuts below the flat limiter edge.? I think all profiles are from the flat limiter and out.
I remember struggling with getting knives and limiters for these cutter heads years ago.? I found that I could get knives from Guhdo or Felder at the time and Guhdo was much faster.? The knives and limiters were not widely available in the US around 2010 that I could find.? The fellow from Guhdo pointed out that I could use the flat limiter with any profile as long as power feeding and that was very helpful. ?
I had several of these cutter heads and would leave them set up, using flat limiters saved money.? I had two cutter heads set up for tongue and groove.
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Hi John,
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is there a rivet there blocking the way? ?My RL125 has two that I would need to file down in order to fit a machine adapter. ?I opted for a 1ft flex hose straight to the inlet anyways for machine vibration isolation from the duct. ?You could maybe use an 8in small section or a small section of 200mm from Felder.
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Andrew Goodwin
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Hi all,
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I¡¯m in the process of installing some new Nordfab ducting. I hit a minor roadblock right out of the gate: the 8¡± QF machine adapter doesn¡¯t quite fit on the inlet of my RL200. It¡¯s close enough that I spent a fair bit of time fiddling around tapping the RL¡¯s inlet with a mallet, since it¡¯s not particularly precise in its roundness. I eventually conceded that approach as a failure.
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I¡¯ve been searching here and elsewhere, but haven¡¯t found any accounts of or solutions to this problem. ?Since the adapter *almost* fits, I could very likely just kerf one or both sides to gain the needed clearance. ?But before I cut metal, I thought I¡¯d ask here (and an email to my vendor, who ofc had already closed for the weekend) if anyone knows of a standard or otherwise clever way to tackle this problem?
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Joe,
The following 40mm #031 profile cutter has cuts below the flat limiter edge.  James
I agree that the proper limiter is better but if you are power feeding it is fine to use the flat limiter. If hand feeding then the proper limiter is a nice safety feature. ?
When talking about the 40mm knives for these particular cutter heads I don¡¯t think any profiles have cuts below the flat limiter edge.? I think all profiles are from the flat limiter and out.
I remember struggling with getting knives and limiters for these cutter heads years ago.? I found that I could get knives from Guhdo or Felder at the time and Guhdo was much faster.? The knives and limiters were not widely available in the US around 2010 that I could find.? The fellow from Guhdo pointed out that I could use the flat limiter with any profile as long as power feeding and that was very helpful. ?
I had several of these cutter heads and would leave them set up, using flat limiters saved money.? I had two cutter heads set up for tongue and groove. ??
You could make the argument that it would be better than nothing, but only if absolutely no part of that straight knife protruded beyond any part of the cutters projection.? Best to have both made for eachother....
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
I agree that the proper limiter is better but if you are power feeding it is fine to use the flat limiter. If hand feeding then the proper limiter is a nice safety feature. ?
When talking about the 40mm knives for these particular cutter heads I don¡¯t think any profiles have cuts below the flat limiter edge. ?I think all profiles are from the flat limiter and out.
I remember struggling with getting knives and limiters for these cutter heads years ago. ?I found that I could get knives from Guhdo or Felder at the time and Guhdo was much faster. ?The knives and limiters were not widely available in the US around 2010 that I could find. ?The fellow from Guhdo pointed out that I could use the flat limiter with any profile as long as power feeding and that was very helpful. ?
I had several of these cutter heads and would leave them set up, using flat limiters saved money. ?I had two cutter heads set up for tongue and groove.
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On Dec 7, 2024, at 10:25?AM, Brent via groups.io <dovetailtimber@...> wrote:
You could make the argument that it would be better than nothing, but only if absolutely no part of that straight knife protruded beyond any part of the cutters projection.? Best to have both made for eachother....
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
You could make the argument that it would be better than nothing, but only if absolutely no part of that straight knife protruded beyond any part of the cutters projection.? Best to have both made for eachother....
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
I think as a fallback you can use the flat limiter with any profile. ?
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On Dec 7, 2024, at 8:59?AM, Brent via groups.io <dovetailtimber@...> wrote:
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Imran, what I meant was the shops who do custom grinding of profiles for your Felder euroblock don't all grind the limiters too.? Some will only do the cutters, though I believe some of them will do the limiters too.??
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Brent, Thanks for the clarification.
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Imran, what I meant was the shops who do custom grinding of profiles for your Felder euroblock don't all grind the limiters too.? Some will only do the cutters, though I believe some of them will do the limiters too.??
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Imran, what I meant was the shops who do custom grinding of profiles for your Felder euroblock don't all grind the limiters too.? Some will only do the cutters, though I believe some of them will do the limiters too.??
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
My $.02, if looking for custom knives 3/8" corrugated is a better value than 40/50mm pin knives. At least in my experience.?
On Sat, Dec 7, 2024, 11:53 AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: Sorry for the confusion caused by the picture I shared as an example. As the title say and the end of my original msg says, ¡°I am looking for someone who can do a custom knife set for me, 40 mm tall.¡±
Brent, You are correct, most Amana series don¡¯t come with limiters. FWIW, I have used a rebate limiter with one I bought that did not come with limiter but I got them from Felder after 6 weeks or so. ? Looks like CMT 016 profile cutter's price is only 50% of the Dimar cutter's price from . Doing woodwooding is really expensive in Canada.
Btw, looks like Imran is looking for the limiter to the 016 profile commodity cutter from Felder.?
James
On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 10:58?AM Jared Sankovich via <Sankovichj= [email protected]> wrote: If you just want the standard commodity 40/50mm profile knives most places (including Amazon) carry them. The the number system is standardized. Cmt or amana will be common in the us.?
016 knife:
I bought some Dimar profile cutters and limiters from The profile cutters Felder offers are common Euro profile?cutters. Those profiles are offered by many different companies.? Amana Tool 64F016 Imran mentioned is the same as?
Did you want limiters too?? Not all north American shops are familiar with them though some are.
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Imran,
This is the limiter for #016 profile cutter from . Maybe you can find a US supplier?selling at the lower price.
James
On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 11:53?AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: Sorry for the confusion caused by the picture I shared as an example. As the title say and the end of my original msg says, ¡°I am looking for someone who can do a custom knife set for me, 40 mm tall.¡±
Brent, You are correct, most Amana series don¡¯t come with limiters. FWIW, I have used a rebate limiter with one I bought that did not come with limiter but I got them from Felder after 6 weeks or so. ? Looks like CMT 016 profile cutter's price is only 50% of the Dimar cutter's price from . Doing woodwooding is really expensive in Canada.
Btw, looks like Imran is looking for the limiter to the 016 profile commodity cutter from Felder.?
James
On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 10:58?AM Jared Sankovich via <Sankovichj= [email protected]> wrote: If you just want the standard commodity 40/50mm profile knives most places (including Amazon) carry them. The the number system is standardized. Cmt or amana will be common in the us.?
016 knife:
I bought some Dimar profile cutters and limiters from The profile cutters Felder offers are common Euro profile?cutters. Those profiles are offered by many different companies.? Amana Tool 64F016 Imran mentioned is the same as?
Did you want limiters too?? Not all north American shops are familiar with them though some are.
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Sorry for the confusion caused by the picture I shared as an example. As the title say and the end of my original msg says, ¡°I am looking for someone who can do a custom knife set for me, 40 mm tall.¡±
Brent, You are correct, most Amana series don¡¯t come with limiters. FWIW, I have used a rebate limiter with one I bought that did not come with limiter but I got them from Felder after 6 weeks or so.
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On Dec 7, 2024, at 11:19?AM, James Zhu via groups.io <james.zhu2@...> wrote: ? Looks like CMT 016 profile cutter's price is only 50% of the Dimar cutter's price from . Doing woodwooding is really expensive in Canada.
Btw, looks like Imran is looking for the limiter to the 016 profile commodity cutter from Felder.?
James
On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 10:58?AM Jared Sankovich via <Sankovichj= [email protected]> wrote: If you just want the standard commodity 40/50mm profile knives most places (including Amazon) carry them. The the number system is standardized. Cmt or amana will be common in the us.?
016 knife:
I bought some Dimar profile cutters and limiters from The profile cutters Felder offers are common Euro profile?cutters. Those profiles are offered by many different companies.? Amana Tool 64F016 Imran mentioned is the same as?
Did you want limiters too?? Not all north American shops are familiar with them though some are.
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Re: Taller resaw fence for Felder FB610
Thanks for the references. ?There are some really interesting points in there around drift. I¡¯m inclined to repeat some of Derek¡¯s experiments.
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Re: sliding table saw: parallel fence vs 2nd crosscut fence?
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Mac - I hear you on that.? I disabled Siri on my iPhone, it is totally unnerving.
cheers, Rich Markiewicz
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Re: sliding table saw: parallel fence vs 2nd crosscut fence?
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I do not have dementia!! Somehow, a goofy phone was listening to myself and my friend Tom troubleshoot a problem on my lath which we fixed and have no idea how we fixed it that¡¯s nerving anyhow sorry for the post. Makes absolutely no sense. Nothing to do with what you guys are talking about. Peace smack Designing and building for 50 years
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On Dec 7, 2024, at 9:51?AM, mac campshure <mac512002@...> wrote:
? ? Wade great idea, I will be happy to sell my Design manufacturing fixtures and patterns a reasonable cost. Electric bolt underneath I don¡¯t think there¡¯s any bolts down there lift up again once seems like around here. It¡¯s the safest way to take this off Pin casting can¡¯t can¡¯t. I think the easiest way is just to take that piss off right here do you think no idea let¡¯s try and just pull it this way OK no it¡¯s caught on the bottom on the bottom there. It won¡¯t lift it up. It¡¯s caught up over the edge. It¡¯s like a channel 3/16 730 very well Metric. This is probably three different type of bolts on it metric standard and Lithuanian or something like that. Not really have any English tools. It¡¯s pretty common the Woodweb thread European and older their style. It¡¯s very very similar to to find SAE American SAE there is a little difference like maybe half inches 11 threads per inch and I think Wentworth might be 12 probably really annoying when you¡¯re looking at a fastener like this should go in there. Nice thing about this when you take this off it should sit right back in the right place sit sitting on that ledge down there, but that is a stupid fucking way to do this. Jesus Christ didn¡¯t I went to the easiest method I guess yeah maybe but it is what it is. They¡¯re having the shelf behind her. That¡¯s just sitting right there and moving probably right there.Sure, your bread was manufacture. It¡¯s 947 place. I guess we get back. I can come back together for sure. These are the two bolts for that if you¡¯re itching to get into making something that would be all you really need to hook up to let me ask nate if he¡¯s got a few minutes for you. It would be best if we could put it back together.
You would need at least vertical mail with a Yeah, see that¡¯s it that there I don¡¯t think soo whe where is the longer bullshit that fits in here what else Allan ranchermedium travel. Designing and building for 50 years On Oct 9, 2024, at 12:17?PM, netanel.belgazal via groups.io <netanel.belgazal@...> wrote:
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Using the parallel fence and the outrigger to cut long boards. For short pieces I am using David bedrosian F&F.
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another thing worth to mention is that the parallel fence is mounted on the P channel of the rail, which isn¡¯t guaranteed to be parallel to the blade, so you can have few mm difference between two spots on the slider.
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i built a magnet base to stop block like David Lucky did.
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imran
Ron Pomeroy