Re: Looking to purchase Sliding table saw or combo machine
There is a like new MM combo for sale in Michigan if you or anyone has an interest.? I can forward the info.? Dave
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Looking to buy a newer Felder sliding table saw or combo machine, single phase hopefully in Northern CA. ?Thanks!
R. Mike B.
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Re: electrical features for sawblade on KF700
I just ordered thr KF700SP.? There is a package deal on full power drive.? Not that much more than manual with indicators.?
PK
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Re: VIP Program from Felder
Damn. I just put in for an hs950.?
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Imran,
???????? Your doors look really nice. That's one of my favorite colors too.? There's so many ways to make doors, whatever works. ?
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Re: electrical features for sawblade on KF700
well, the pros and cons are obvious, fast, easy and pricey :)
It really depends on what you do. If you frequently?need to make the non-thru cut at different height and angle, then it is worth it. Otherwise, forget about it.??
Get DRO on crosscut / rip fence and digital height adjustment for the shaper. That is what I have for my KF700sp, no regrets.
James
On Wed, Dec 9, 2020 at 11:28 PM Acharya Kumarnathaswami < kumar@...> wrote: Can anyone share the pros and cons of?electrical height adjustment and angle adjustment of the sawblade on the KF700 (or other Felder slider saw). I am planning a purchase. Slider will be 9 feet. It's a pricy option, but not something one can get later; wondering if it's worth it.??
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electrical features for sawblade on KF700
Can anyone share the pros and cons of?electrical height adjustment and angle adjustment of the sawblade on the KF700 (or other Felder slider saw). I am planning a purchase. Slider will be 9 feet. It's a pricy option, but not something one can get later; wondering if it's worth it.??
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Re: VIP Program from Felder
like Brian said all is in his email. he also had a pic of one side of the card. FWIW, here is the other side:
Imran
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On Dec 9, 2020, at 10:19 PM, Bill James via groups.io <xxrb2010@...> wrote: ?Oops,
I believe I trashed the cart thinking it was marketing BS again....
Bill
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Re: VIP Program from Felder
All the info you need is in the email I sent.
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On Dec 9, 2020, at 8:19 PM, Bill James via < xxrb2010@...> wrote:
Oops,
I believe I trashed the cart thinking it was marketing BS again....
Bill
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Re: VIP Program from Felder
Oops,
I believe I trashed the cart thinking it was marketing BS again....
Bill
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Re: 12” Flat Top Box Joint blade
Saw this on eshop
$74 and per Brian’ post you might get another 10%. not much but does not hurt.
Imran
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On Dec 9, 2020, at 8:11 AM, john adank <lseap107@...> wrote: ?Is anyone aware of a manufacturer that makes a 12” Flat Top Box Joint blade? ?I may just have to go with a 10” blade bored with a 30mm hole from Ridge carbide or somewhere else.
John
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Re: Looking to purchase Sliding table saw or combo machine
R. Mike,
Sent you a private msg.
Imran
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On Dec 9, 2020, at 8:53 PM, lunatuna23 via groups.io <lunatuna23@...> wrote: ?Looking to buy a newer Felder sliding table saw or combo machine, single phase hopefully in Northern CA. ?Thanks!
R. Mike B.
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Re: VIP Program from Felder
got the card at least couple of weeks ago. i feel special.
imran
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On Dec 9, 2020, at 8:39 PM, Brian Lamb <blamb11@...> wrote: ? I was asked to forward this to the group from Felder directly, all past customers are considered “VIP”, so it you are looking for the Christmas Discount, here you go...
Brian Lamb blamb11@...www.lambtoolworks.com Happy Holidays, I hope you are all safe and healthy.?We finally completed an extra bonus program for our existing VIP customers. Most of them will hopefully be receiving a postcard in the mail over the next couple of days letting them know. We will offer a 10% VIP discount on the E shop only for?tools / accessories?(not any machines), this will be an extra 10%, even for items already on special so it will make a big difference. I want to be sure all the owners get the benefit so could you please post something on the FOG to let them know. This is a big thanks from our end for their ongoing support and especially for this year that has been extra tough for all. VIP deals end 31st Dec 2020.Enjoy the long weekend.?The below link also shows the other year end activities we have going:?- WIN a FAT300.?
- Christmas Catalog
- Trade in deals available
Link:??<Mail Attachment.gif> ?
Best Regards? ?<Mail Attachment.gif> | Ruan duToit | | | | FELDER GROUP USA | | 2 Lukens Drive, Suite 300 | | New Castle DE 19720 | <Mail Attachment.gif> | +1 866-792-5288 | | r.dutoit@... | |
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Looking to purchase Sliding table saw or combo machine
Looking to buy a newer Felder sliding table saw or combo machine, single phase hopefully in Northern CA. ?Thanks!
R. Mike B.
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Re: VIP Program from Felder
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On Wed, Dec 9, 2020 at 8:40 PM Brian Lamb < blamb11@...> wrote: I was asked to forward this to the group from Felder directly, all past customers are considered “VIP”, so it you are looking for the Christmas Discount, here you go...
Brian Lamb blamb11@...Happy Holidays, I hope you are all safe and healthy.?We finally completed an extra bonus program for our existing VIP customers. Most of them will hopefully be receiving a postcard in the mail over the next couple of days letting them know. We will offer a 10% VIP discount on the E shop only for?tools / accessories?(not any machines), this will be an extra 10%, even for items already on special so it will make a big difference. I want to be sure all the owners get the benefit so could you please post something on the FOG to let them know. This is a big thanks from our end for their ongoing support and especially for this year that has been extra tough for all. VIP deals end 31st Dec 2020.Enjoy the long weekend.?The below link also shows the other year end activities we have going:?- WIN a FAT300.?
- Christmas Catalog
- Trade in deals available
Link:?? ?
Best Regards? ?
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I was asked to forward this to the group from Felder directly, all past customers are considered “VIP”, so it you are looking for the Christmas Discount, here you go...
Brian Lamb blamb11@...www.lambtoolworks.com Happy Holidays, I hope you are all safe and healthy.?We finally completed an extra bonus program for our existing VIP customers. Most of them will hopefully be receiving a postcard in the mail over the next couple of days letting them know. We will offer a 10% VIP discount on the E shop only for?tools / accessories?(not any machines), this will be an extra 10%, even for items already on special so it will make a big difference. I want to be sure all the owners get the benefit so could you please post something on the FOG to let them know. This is a big thanks from our end for their ongoing support and especially for this year that has been extra tough for all. VIP deals end 31st Dec 2020.Enjoy the long weekend.?The below link also shows the other year end activities we have going:?- WIN a FAT300.?
- Christmas Catalog
- Trade in deals available
Link:?? ?
Best Regards? ? | Ruan duToit | | | | FELDER GROUP USA | | 2 Lukens Drive, Suite 300 | | New Castle DE 19720 |  | +1 866-792-5288 | | r.dutoit@... | |
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Re: 12” Flat Top Box Joint blade
I haven’t sharpened any, any reputable sharpening shop should be able to handle it. Honestly, they are not expensive, so I tend to use until they don’t cut well enough and then buy a new one.
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Brian,?
?????? I've just started using Tenryu recently.? Have not had to sharpen one yet, but I'm wondering if anyone can get them as sharp as the factory?? The polish on the teeth is amazing.
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I have built two sets of carriage doors.? The first, for my shop, fits into a standard 9' wide by 8' high garage door opening (the original plan for the building was to hold a car).
Frame of engineered 2x4, pocket screws just to hold it firm during assembly. They are straight!
Center of 1.5" EPS, 3/8 ply on the outside and 1/4 on the inside. ?
Fasten the ply to the frame within an inch of it's life, glued to the foam, to the frame, and a lot of 4d galvanized box nails.? The idea was to make it a solid monolith.? (I covered the EPS, not just a few beads.)? 3/4" cedar to band the top and sides, to hide the plywood edges.?
1x4 cedar on the outside for looks, to match the trim on the building.? Caulk and paint.
3 heavy stainless steel hinges on each side, with a longer leaf to reach past the trim.? I had to order these.?? A 3.5" screw into the edge of an engineered stud has proven very solid.
2x6 sill plate, beveled to shed water.? A 2x4 center post with 2 1/2" dowels protruding 1/2" from the top, that inset into two holes in the header set in the top.? Angled bottom to match the sill plate, with a recessed bolt that inserts into the sill.? Open the doors, pull the bolt, and a small kick removes the center.
Standard door stop molding + weatherstrip + door bottom seal, as in any exterior house door.? Minnesota witers are cold!? The small bump over the sill is IMHO a small price to pay for a tighter seal, when for instance I back the trailer in to load/unload
I chose to not have any external handles and latch it from the inside. The door still looks good and swings true after 6 winters.
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Terry Therneau
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Cake versus frosting? Plaster versus drywall Designing and building for 50 years
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On Dec 3, 2020, at 4:07 PM, david@... via groups.io <david@...> wrote:
? Imran,
We tried out the bare naked T-stud on a project a couple months ago, so I have some thoughts to share. ?Like me, my client’s background is in high tech, so he was eager to use this product and frankly I was too. ?At the time (August) the timber industry was in chaos because of the fires in the west and prices for commodity premium timber products were almost double what they had been. ?So the T-stud was about 20 percent more than the equivalent premium 2x6, but no one could get 2x6’s at the time, so the decision was pretty easy. ?The application here was knee walls for top story where the insulation advantage was important. ?
Of course there was some confusion. ?The framers were initially puzzled, but quickly got the hang of it. ?The electrician gasped “Wow this is cool, I can run Romex without drilling tons of holes.” ?The plumber was less enthused scratching his head how to drill for angled vent stacks. ?The real twist was the building inspector needing all kinds of documentation and insisting that “If you want to run Romex through these, you either have to drill, or staple the Romex to the back of the in-facing stud.” ?That’s when the electrician lost enthusiasm - getting a staple on the back of the stud is not so easy. ?Local inspectors can be a real PITA on new stuff like this. ?The spray-foam insulation crew had no issues doing their usual thing. ?Overall it worked great and the additional R-value was a welcome enhancement. ?
As for angling the cripple for windows, I can’t remember the last time we didn’t angle the sill cripple.
If you like Matt Risinger’s videos, you should check out the Essential Craftsman series. ?Soup to nuts home build from buying the land to building the house - a project totally funded by Patreon and YouTube advertising. ?The host, Scott Wadsworth, is a dead ringer for my father and a great teacher. ?He’s an excellent example of an experienced craftsman giving back to the community. ? ??
David Best
https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/
if you have an interest in framing or plan to build a house. not a brand new product but they have added to the mix.
this is not something that i stay up on but cutting cripples at 5 deg to get window sill to slope out is brilliant. we build 20 yrs ago and they did use cedar beveled window sills. one would think that this would have been done a decades ago.
imran
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Jonathan, ? Absolutely right on the wind part. They make a huge sail. I have pins that I drive in ground on both doors I shared. One panel of the newer door cannot have a pin unless I drill a hole in the concrete floor of the porch. I plan to install a hook on the wall and loop on the door. ? Not sure if your comment on X pattern was based upon my door. I agree with you comment however these door are a stress skin panel and the Xs are merely applied. In fact, when I rebuilt the exterior skin of the left door I made X sit proud of the door but it is not noticeable that the two panels are different unless one is really paying attention. I did this to avoid any potential issues with water intrusion. As you can see in the pic of the right panel, I ran the Xs tight into the corners. This is where the rot started on the left side. ? I do plan a diagonal in compression on the inside on the large doors I plan to build. Since we are discussing this, I was wondering if two diagonal supports (one each for the upper and lower halves) would be just as good as a single one? If I use a single diagonal it is a bit longish board at over 16’. ? Imran ?
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From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Jonathan Smith Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 2020 11:16 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [FOG] door building advice ? My company builds dry kilns for sawmills.? Our standard design door runs on a rail overhead and hooks into place to seal heat in.? We occasionally get request for side hinge or barn door style doors.? These can be dangerous in wind.? They need to have an anchor system when in the open position. Steel side-hinge doors require steel frames.? Lighter aluminum frame doors may be easier to frame and handle and are not difficult to weld or bolt together.? I have a slider on my barn but does not seal.? ? If you go wood, have your diagonals work in compression and abut opposite the hinge positions.? Diagonals that work in extension sag over time because joints and fasteners stretch and come loose over time.? X patterns look cool but only half are working in a cantilever.?
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