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Tim, Certainly, you were not wrong to think that the product is currently available for sale. I should have mentioned it in my original post. Imran ?Thanks Imran. I was asking specifically about the

I've used the Hoffmann, sold here in the US as Adler if I'm not mistaken. It's a good tool, also expensive. I have the Virutex and it's quite good despite being half the cost of it's competitors. My

You are getting some errors on your decimal points going from inch to metric there. I try to set my knives to where they all run within .001 or so, .002” is ok, but .001” would be better. I also

So I think I have figured out how to set the table now. I think I will upload a few photos later for future reference. I got the outfeed parallel to within 0.05 m.m (0.002") of the cutter head surface

Like I mentioned earlier I have the Hebor / Alder since 1990 ihave 240 volt unit simple and heavy duty same as Hoffman today. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi

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I have an unused David Best router insert kit for a 700 series. Let the bidding begin! Joe in New Orleans

Thanks Imran. I was asking specifically about the insert portion as the PDF made it seem like you could purchase that off the shelf. I did read some old threads here that said David Best used to have

Does anyone have any experience with the Hoffman lipping planer? Michael

John, The vortex 8mm shank spiral router bit cutting part is 1 inch long. I have not have plan to modify the $200 base. To have better control, I still believe the tool should rest on the panel

Thanks for the feedback. Hopefully I have better luck given that melamine is generally flat and the edge banding is thin. I have no idea how often I will edge band plywood in the future, so I didn’t

The fascination with the 3/4” edge is on the table edges i do with a 30bevel after flush. For cabinets I like max 3mm Regards, Mark

The OF1010 setup works reasonable if the material is completely flat which is now rare with plywood. One little slip and you're screwed. In my situation the MFK with 1.5 degree base is still the

Ed, I have that base and 1/4” bit you have. It did not work well when I used it to trim 3/4” hard maple edge banding, difficult to operate. Lamello Cantex is really the best tool to trim edge

I have the OF1010 and the base which facilitates edge trimming. I just picked up a Whiteside 1/4" downcut spiral with double end bearing. I need to flush trim a 3/16" piece of maple to a sheet of

Mark, I have OF1010 too. The 25mm diameter bit is less than 1 mm than the opening of the MFK700 base, kind of scary. I might just use it on OF1010. James

James, I have the 1010 and the sell a plate and guide for it I might try that, i have the 1400 as well and use the 1010 much more its a nice size balance Regards, Mark

Wow, an $1800 tool they sell for $3240 just because it is discontinued by Lamello. It was CAD $1850 in 2016. It was actually cheaper buying Cantex in Canada than states (US$ 1800) back then. I almost