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Tom, due to the confluence of your recommendation and the end of useful life for a batch of our shop tables, I decided to try out your "musing ".As a result, the home depot guy gave me an entire ing

I lost my little brass nubbin thingy that locks the extension in place. Could someone take a picture of it and send to me so I can make one? maybe with measurements also.

Joe I used commercial grade copper, reasonable price for good tube and fittings. 3/4" with 1/2" drops. Combination of solder and Shark bites joints. Honestly black pipe or Aluminum weren't even

If I had it to do all over again...and I will in five years when I finally retire and build a real shop...I'd go with Rapid Air and straight pipes. I went with black pipe in my current shop and I

I will be running airlines in the new shop soon.? I had been assuming I'd use Rapid Air.? If I do use that, would you do the hard lines or the roll. With the roll it looks like you need a

Helps to include the entire link. *sigh* /g/felderownersgroup/files/Manuals%20&%20Drawings//Series%206%20&%207%20Spare%20Parts%20%28Version%202%29%20%2812.1998%29.pdf Rick ***

Uploaded it last week. /g/felderownersgroup/files/Manuals%20&%20Drawings/?o=20&ord=dirname&d=asc

Anyone ever seen a parts list or even better an exploded parts drawing for a BF6 combi machine? The user manual has wiring diagrams but thats all. Failing that, can anyone take a photo of the dust

I had no trouble installing my table. Can you post some pictures? -- Jerry P

All I can tell you Ben is it got to the point with the Robland saw was only used to rip everything oversized and then cut to the final size with my Powermatic 66 and a good laminate blade.. it was

Oh I agree..its like a 100 tooth blade versus blade with 24 tooth.. obviously the blade with the 100 teeth is going to give a better cut than the latter.. come to think of it, theres really only 8

Hi all. I am having a very hard time adjusting the add on support accessory that bolts to the left side of the sliding table on the Hammer K3. I have followed the directions and played with

2 long shots here: 1. I purchased a T4-1600 hydraulic copy lathe that I knew 2 owners prior. During the 1 owner prior the main hydraulic tracer mechanism was damaged, removed and discarded. It's a

It makes up for a poor design for cutting Melamine. The cutter works reasonably with other materials but not great. If you compare the number of teeth doing the actual? cutting and clearing you see

Thanks for all the comments everyone! Sounds like that Robland should stay someone else’s problem. I did a quick scan of the Robland forums. It looks they are indeed constantly going out of

Hi John, Thanks for the info. I am not educated in the science of milling so are the slow feed rate results better because of better chip evacuation or less cuts/mins or both? Imran ? Yes both 3/8"

Yes both 3/8" x 3/8" and same higher quality melamine board not found at Home Desperation.?JohnJMK Services

are the Freud depth of cuts the same as the Felder depths? just asking

Here's my Freud dado at normal feed rate that I use for most cuts in all materials, about 20'/min. It's 12 to 15 years old model SD508. It's been bored and pinhole.?JohnJMK Services

The 20 and 30 second cuts looks acceptable, but the amount of time for the cut is really bad.. and wow..that 10 second cut really is horrible!? I would love to see a comparison of several dado