I spoke with a tech yesterday. While being very nice etc, he suggested maybe putting some washers under the 6 screws to raise it up. I was hoping for something better than a? "make do" approach. It seems the fence is tilted from front to back and should not be that way. I will figure it out on my own. Once I install the extension table, I will see if I can raise the bracket to help the cause, however I am sure the bracket is installed exactly to the specs given to me in the manual.
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Could one of you post a picture of your jig plus the contact information please? How much does it cost?
Thanks,
Ed Cohen? E. Cohen Designs?
On Wed, Mar 9, 2022, 9:04 PM Jack Decker via <vernaculardesign= [email protected]> wrote: Bought one from David also and I¡¯m very happy with it. We use it everyday?
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Re: Felder/Hammer setup in a small space
That review was fantastic. You should consider making more video reviews of whatever you fancy. Bonus: you taught us how you make your Caesar salad dressing. Thanks.?
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OT: ?Speaking of entry-level consumer products, here is my latest product review: ?Rechargeable via USB-C.
David Best
I ended up with the PantoRouter
Dave Davies
Entry-level consumer products can often serve as excellent learning platforms.
David Best
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OT: ?Speaking of entry-level consumer products, here is my latest product review: ?Rechargeable via USB-C.
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I ended up with the PantoRouter
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Entry-level consumer products can often serve as excellent learning platforms. David Best
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I ended up with the PantoRouter
Dave Davies
Entry-level consumer products can often serve as excellent learning platforms. David Best
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Re: Eagerly awaiting info on the new Felder FW 850...
I had looked into these Unitek sanders available here in Oz.
Apparently they're Italian made.?
The little 650mm wide model weighs 850kg so they sound like they're solidly made.?
Has anyone heard much about the Unitek sanders?
The 650mm Nice is about 20K AUD.?
Cheers
Michael
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I ended up with the PantoRouter Dave Davies
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> I know a few more folks on FOG bought PantoRouter recently, I am sure they are proud too ?
Ah, yes, the prideful walk of shame and envy.? ROFLMAO.
David Best
-- Dave & Marie Davies
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I know a few more folks on FOG bought PantoRouter recently, I am sure they are proud too ?
Ah, yes, the prideful walk of shame and envy. ROFLMAO. David Best
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On Mar 9, 2022, at 9:04 PM, James Zhu <james.zhu2@...> wrote:
? PantoRouter community is getting bigger.
I know a few more folks on FOG bought PantoRouter recently, I am sure they are proud too??
James
I see you have a PantoRouter - James Zhu would be proud. ??
David Best
? ? Thank you David I appreciate that. The guide has definitely come in handy already. I know the saw started it¡¯s life down Arizona. I¡¯m originally from Wisconsin but I live in Tacoma Washington now.?
I love my PantoRouter it¡¯s a great machine. It¡¯s been a game changer in my work flow. And the same goes for my KF700. I don¡¯t know how I went this long without a slider.?
Tyler Borgmann?
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Re: Felder/Hammer setup in a small space
Sorry hit send too soon. Thank you for the welcome. I¡¯ve already made a couple small cabinets with it. I just started a curvy dresser. I¡¯ll post some pictures once I get farther along on it.?
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I had thought about getting the mobile fence transport cart. But I think it will take up too much space. I¡¯m going to make a rack on the wall to store it.?
The PantoRouter is so useful in my shop. It gets a lot of use.?
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I gotta get my hands on a PantoRouter to reverse engineer it :).?
For a small shop with a slider (which I have as well) the crosscut fence + outrigger is the thing that almost always gets in my way. I don't know if the ?is compatible with your make of fence but it has made a big difference is access to valuable floor space for me.?
Welcome to the forum and let us know what you plan to make with this setup!?
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Re: I¡¯m on the fence, about choosing a parallel fence.
A couple of questions, do you intend to use the cross cut fence in conjunction with the parallel fence? Or are you looking to use just parallel fences alone? Do you prefer digital or analog?
I think the usage scenarios are what dictate the need. If you constantly rip long lengths but at predictable and constant widths like say for cabinet carcasses, you could make static parallel guides for very little cost and they'd be dead on accurate. For more flexibility, you could get by and use the crosscut fence with one adjustable parallel guide and be well equipped. To save space (if space is a constraint, it is for me), you can take off the crosscut fence and use two parallel guides.?
For additional repeatability and accuracy, you can go digital but at a big price jump.
Hopefully these considerations can help you arrive at a solution that works for your needs.?
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I read through this when I made my first version:
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On Wed, Mar 9, 2022 at 04:19 PM, SirRey wrote:
Did you find plans somewhere or just make one up??
I built a very basic one. It has worked well for me and I keep saying I build a better one. But since the basic one does what I need it to do I have yet to build a better nicer one.
I have seen some very nice and very over engineered ones here. But I guess that is what we Felder owners do.
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The PantoRouter community is definitely growing. The machine is amazing.?
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Bought one from David also and I¡¯m very happy with it. We use it everyday?
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Re: Felder/Hammer setup in a small space
PantoRouter community is getting bigger.
I know a few more folks on FOG bought PantoRouter recently, I am sure they are proud too??
James
I see you have a PantoRouter - James Zhu would be proud. ??
David Best
? ? Thank you David I appreciate that. The guide has definitely come in handy already. I know the saw started it¡¯s life down Arizona. I¡¯m originally from Wisconsin but I live in Tacoma Washington now.?
I love my PantoRouter it¡¯s a great machine. It¡¯s been a game changer in my work flow. And the same goes for my KF700. I don¡¯t know how I went this long without a slider.?
Tyler Borgmann?
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I see you have a PantoRouter - James Zhu would be proud. ??
David Best
? On Mar 9, 2022, at 7:15 PM, Loneevergreenwoodworks@... wrote:
? Thank you David I appreciate that. The guide has definitely come in handy already. I know the saw started it¡¯s life down Arizona. I¡¯m originally from Wisconsin but I live in Tacoma Washington now.?
I love my PantoRouter it¡¯s a great machine. It¡¯s been a game changer in my work flow. And the same goes for my KF700. I don¡¯t know how I went this long without a slider.?
Tyler Borgmann?
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David? Bedrosian's?jig is very well made if you're looking for a manufactured jig.He is pleasant to do business with also.?
Tim House
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Did you find plans somewhere or just make one up??
I built a very basic one. It has worked well for me and I keep saying I build a better one. But since the basic one does what I need it to do I have yet to build a better nicer one.
I have seen some very nice and very over engineered ones here. But I guess that is what we Felder owners do.
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