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I have Felder's indicator clock with digital readout and find it incredibly accurate. I always work in inches, so the ability to switch between Imperial and metric isn't a selling point for me. I've

I have a couple of Wixey DROs, and have been very happy with them. Very easy to zero, too. -- John Hinman Boise ID Kappa 450X and A941

Best option is the felder "Digital" readout costs about $160 depending on the sale + tax/shipping if I recall. A Wixey or simmilar would be easy to add, you might need to make a bracket that attaches

Gordie, Same view as Derek’s. The scale is calibrated at 0.1mm intervals and can be extrapolated at 0.05mm or so. Anything finer is hand plane territory in my view. Regards, Jacques

the “mauve” jokes were funny for a couple of times. They are getting very old after a couple of years. Jay [email protected]> wrote:

Another option, which is the route I went when building our kitchen 10 years ago. This should prove to be much simpler to do, but may offend some purists. :) The aim was to create as clean a profile

Gordie, simple answer ... no.? And, why would you do so? Hammer/Felder offer a "digital scale", as you must know. I have one on my A3-31, and it is so accurate and repeatable! I consider it essential

John, it was a very rewarding and also super challenging project. The historic preservation office was the epitome of bureaucracy. One example were the exterior windows. The original were all

Interesting post, and interesting project, David. It must have been fun, and at the same time frustrating, to work with a knowledgeable client on a project like that. Hopefully the historic

I found this discussion about Shaker style doors very interesting - in spite my obviously unsuccessful attempt to inject some humor with my previous Mauve kitchen post. Gads this forum is so

Thanks Jared. Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

If you want a deeper profile just make your doors thicker. That and or offset the panel to the back of the frame. These are 16mm from the frame face to the panel face. [email protected]> wrote:

That is more than on my cabinets and I like the wider reveal. Thanks for sharing. Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

The depth to the panel is 8 to 10 mm depending on door thickness.

Jared, Thanks for sharing the profiles. 3 pc set of corrugated custom knives on my head run $250 from Oella, although I have not priced around. So RP2000 is not bad. Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations

Hi Joe, Thanks for the details. I really like your design and am curious about the thickness of this reveal. How wide is this edge? Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations

The freus website is awful. These are the profiles included in the rp2000 kit. It's really only 5 profiles with and without the back cutter used. For a bit over $300 including all the optional

Aaron, Very nice, clean saw. This might have been mentioned before but I would rough cut your sheets with a circular saw or track saw, say 1 inch over size and then final process them on your slider.

Brett, Wade, and others, I am not surprised that terminology varies. Trim provides a lot of opportunity for creativity, yet many builders limit themselves to a very few styles without a real

Thank Jared. Surprisingly Freud website does not show any of the 10 profiles and I cannot find them anywhere else either. I settled on the innovator head because I can pretty much get any profile up