@Stan Blaszczyk
Thanks for all the information on your custom work bench. I looked online for more information about those aluminum extrusions and I wonder how did you fasten/connect your pieces. I do not see any type of anchor system used in the pictures.
I am new to those 80/20 or equivalent systems and creating a frame the way you did without external fasteners doest not seem so trivial.
Thanks,
Bill
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Re: baltic birch edge profile
I use Whiteside 1470 router bit.
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On Feb 27, 2021, at 06:23, Jerry P <Jerry-Pac-Man@...> wrote:
?It is called a convex edge bit.? I usually buy CMT, Freud
or Whiteside bits but I decided to try the Yonico bit.? It cut fine.
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Re: baltic birch edge profile
It is called a convex edge bit.? I usually buy CMT, Freud
or Whiteside bits but I decided to try the Yonico bit.? It cut fine.
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Life is what happens to you when you're making other plans.
"You can observe a lot by watching."? Yogi Berra
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Re: baltic birch edge profile
Good timing... I was on the page a few minutes ago looking for similar.
Im sure there are others out there
Ronnie
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baltic birch edge profile
Does anyone know how this profile is done? I can’t find a router bit like it. 
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Re: kappa 40 scoring blade not rising or retracting automatically anymore
I got once small piece of wood stuck there its cost the problem? Elegance Custom Cabinetry? Minneapolis, Minnesota?
Regards?
Dmitry Ivanovs .
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On Feb 26, 2021, at 19:34, dkoehler56@... wrote:
?Thanks David. I'll do that.
The first thing I did was grab your book to see if there was any mention about it.
Great resource, I'm glad the previous owner bought it and passed it on to me.
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I would use Timken Taper bearings in a boom, they can be tightened to any preferred torque to apply friction and slow down the movement and overall are a far better bearing for the application. Housings would have to be made but the result would be far better.??
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Thanks David. I'll do that.
The first thing I did was grab your book to see if there was any mention about it.
Great resource, I'm glad the previous owner bought it and passed it on to me.
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Very nice work. I have a chair to make with scrolls and carving that this gave me some ideas.
Philip Davidson
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SL,
Thanks for sharing the video, really enjoyed it.
Imran
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On Feb 26, 2021, at 5:30 PM, S L via groups.io <ayesurely@...> wrote: ? Roger Detailed video showing measuring and marking out and combo of bandsaw , stationary Sanders and amazing hand skills. From about 25mins you can see wood being set up in a jig for bandsawing
This is how we do it on this side of the atlantic lol!!!
Carving Victorian handrail?
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Re: kappa 40 scoring blade not rising or retracting automatically anymore
Call Felder. ?Sometimes the actuators get stuck and they will walk you through the process of using a cordless drill battery to force the servo motor to engage and clear the fault. ?Been here before.? David Best - via mobile phone?
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On Feb 26, 2021, at 1:12 PM, dkoehler56@... wrote:
?Hi all.
New member here with a question.
I have a kappa 40 sliding table saw and the scoring blade stopped coming up and going down as power was applied or stopped.
The manual switch on the control panel won't move it either. I can move it with the T bar tool through the hole in the table.
Is this something I can trouble shoot, or do I need to involve a Felder tech? I have heard that the electronics on these things can be
a little sketchy?
Thanks, David
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Roger Detailed video showing measuring and marking out and combo of bandsaw , stationary Sanders and amazing hand skills. From about 25mins you can see wood being set up in a jig for bandsawing
This is how we do it on this side of the atlantic lol!!!
Carving Victorian handrail?
?
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Re: Felder Molder Blades for Glue Up of Panel
#helps
Thanks Jonathan, that worked. ?
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From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Jonathan Martens Sent: Friday, February 26, 2021 2:28 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [FOG] Felder Molder Blades for Glue Up of Panel #helps ? On 26/02/2021 19:09, imranindiana via groups.io wrote: Thanks Jonathan. For some reason nothing happens after I select book and then tools and machines which has 12 items. I will try again on my PC. Thanks to translate.google.com,?I can read website in english.
? Here is the direct link to the book on the shaper: ? Jonathan
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Thanks Trevor. ?I’m leaning towards one of those dedicated machines.
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Hi Roger,
? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I purchased an Abortech and tried in on both ?walnut ?and maple seats for Maloof rockers. In both cases I found it to be way too aggressive ,if not dangerous.
A 41/2' mini grinder with a rubber backing pad and a selection of course disks has been the go to tool ever since.
Trevor Lusty
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kappa 40 scoring blade not rising or retracting automatically anymore
Hi all.
New member here with a question.
I have a kappa 40 sliding table saw and the scoring blade stopped coming up and going down as power was applied or stopped.
The manual switch on the control panel won't move it either. I can move it with the T bar tool through the hole in the table.
Is this something I can trouble shoot, or do I need to involve a Felder tech? I have heard that the electronics on these things can be
a little sketchy?
Thanks, David
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Re: Looking for a newish Felder slider saw
#wanted
 This is where they sit in my shop connected to the dust control system. I do woodworking art and these machines have been used only by myself. Purchased new in 2016 Contact me by phone or text at 360 900 9890 and I will discuss availability and shipping concerns Sent from Dennis' iPhone
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On Feb 26, 2021, at 10:57 AM, jbowen@... wrote:
?I pulled the trigger on a K700S I was really hoping to get one used but couldn't find anything that would work out. Dennis how about posting some pics of those machines of yours?
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Re: Felder Molder Blades for Glue Up of Panel
#helps
On 26/02/2021 19:09, imranindiana via
groups.io wrote:
Thanks Jonathan. For some reason nothing happens
after I select book and then tools and machines which has 12
items.
I will try again on my PC. Thanks to
translate.google.com,?I can read website in english.
Imran?
Here is the direct link to the book on the shaper:
Jonathan
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Re: Looking for a newish Felder slider saw
#wanted
I pulled the trigger on a K700S I was really hoping to get one used but couldn't find anything that would work out. Dennis how about posting some pics of those machines of yours?
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I posted James Hamilton’s injury video only as a reminder that some tools can have more risk of injury than others. ?I grew up in a logging family in Northern California. ?I was introduced to chain saws at an early age. ?I was fortunate to learn from people skilled in their “safe” use. ?I got to see the aftermath of chainsaw injuries, both minor and serious. ?I was fortunate that when I got the tip of the saw too close to my foot that only my boot was damaged, and when I got the bar too close to my knee, I was fortunate the teeth didn’t grab enough fabric to pull it into my flesh. ?These close calls were great learning opportunities.
My point is, place almost any power tool in the hands of someone that is either inexperienced with the tool, becomes complacent, or simply is not strong enough to manage the tool properly, and the chance for injury increases dramatically.
Don’t shy away from attempting a new tool, even a power carving tool. ?Just take time to learn how to properly use the tool. ?There is risk in everything we do. ?Look how many table saw kickback videos are available, some showing injuries. ?I don’t see us throwing out our table saws. ?Just take your time, go slow, and learn to use the tool safely. ?If you find a particular tool, such as a chainsaw or saw chain tipped power carver is not for you, try something else.
Stay safe,
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On Feb 26, 2021, at 8:47 AM, Roger S <rsinden@...> wrote:
? Wow. Thanks for posting that link. I was thinking about using that as I’ve got a good portable angle grinder but after seeing that video, not a chance.
My only concern with his workshop is that he hasn’t got enough planes.
Cheers
Roger On 26 Feb 2021, at 16:09, Alex Bowlds < aabj@...> wrote:
Consider wearing some fairly heavy gloves as well, along with the usual PPE. ?Keep guards in place.?
Check out James Hamilton’s (Stumpy Nubs) video that speaks to one type of hand held power carving tool. In this video, he attempts to analyze how he was injured when using the tool.?. I don’t advocate avoiding these types of tools. ?Clearly, some designs may include higher risk tan others. The user must take those risks into consideration. ?
Good luck,
Alex B. On Feb 26, 2021, at 5:57 AM, tom@... wrote:
?I used the Arbortech product to produce this mantel out of a White Oak beam. As Jason suggested, it's pretty aggressive, but after spending a couple hours with it I found it to be reasonable, just keep both hands on the grinder... ? <IMG_5693.jpeg> -- Tom Gensmer Heritage Home Renewals, LLC Minneapolis, MN
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Re: Felder Molder Blades for Glue Up of Panel
#helps
Thanks Jonathan. For some reason nothing happens after I select book and then tools and machines which has 12 items.
I will try again on my PC. Thanks to translate.google.com,?I can read website in english.
Imran?
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On Feb 26, 2021, at 11:22 AM, Jonathan Martens <jonathan@...> wrote:
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On 26/02/2021 16:35, imranindiana via
groups.io wrote:
Thanks Jonathan.
BTW, google translate app allows camera and also
import of a pic. It did a decent job on the page you sent.
Great! They wonders of our technical world!
Can you share the title of the book by?Guido Henn. I searched but got workbench and
router table plans but no book.
You can find them here: (select
"Bücher" and "Werkzeuge und maschinen") and you will see a few
green books "Station?rmachinen - ...", this one for the planer is
called "Station?rmachinen - Tischfr?se" (ISBN 9783748601951).
I currently have the book on the shaper, the band saw and the
router. They are all excellent and of the same quality and
richness of information.
The books are very good, although German, they are enriched with
a lot of photos illustrating the written text. They also all come
with one or more DVDs with instruction videos (the Shaper has two,
109mins and 72 mins) matching the contents of the book.
I think the book on the sliding table saw (Formatkreiss?ge) might
be a nice read for all US style woodworkers trained on cabinet
saws as there are some fundamental differences in operations and
work methods.
One of the very nice features of the books are the tips and
tricks and practical jigs.
They all more or less have the same structure:
- Safety (do's and don'ts)
- Construction and outline of the machine under subject
- Setup and operation
- Tooling
- Explanation and tips and tricks for operations on the machine
- Special features
To get an impression on his instruction videos, have a look at
this one:
Regards,
Jonathan
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imran
David P. Best
Jonathan Martens