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I have 8’6” to left of blade for clearance for sheet goods, more if necessary for shorter pieces. Barely enough to work and not comfortable. Wish I had more at it gets really tight. I usually trim

Right now you are thinking like a hobbyist, if you plan to open a woodshop with your son you can't limit your possibilities since you don't know what work is going to be coming your way. I have at

Anybody got space / time for a project saw? ?It looks big. https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/tls/d/signal-hill-altendorf-sliding-table-saw/7122502226.html This craigslister also has a large clamp

I would suggest a minimum of ten feet. You need a little room to maneuver, and while you might not cut a sheet at 8 foot, you will need to get it up there and not hit the blade. Brian Lamb

Larry, I assume you already know what space you need with the slider you have. Or are you considering buying a Felder saw? I recently added a K975 with ~51“ of rip. The xcut fence that goes with

NP, Jonathan. It is late for me to go this route as I have multiple rebate heads and the safety cutterhead for profiles. Imran

Hello, I am new here and not real familiar with this sort of forum set-up so please bare with me. A short introduction. I have been a woodworker my whole adult life but for the past 15-20 years it as

Brian, thanks for answering Imrans questions.....you answered better than I could.... Imran, I don't know if the combi head will take felder safety cutterhead blades....I would give Whitehill a call

I use two routers that incorporate their own lifts. On of a Porter cable and the other is a Triton? both? the larger HP? routers. The plunge function is the lift and I operate? the PC from above

If you decide to get a router lift, consider taking a look at General International out of Canada. I have had 3 of them for years. My impression of them is very favorable. I have a Felder 900 M on

I’ve not encountered any issues with the router spindle. In fact I don’t notice any difference between 15,000 rpm and 19,000 or even 23,000 when running small bits. Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2020

Aha, this a very good point. Thanks Dave. Let me think about it. Maybe I just will buy pallet jack, used one and be done with it. Especially my new shop little bit bigger. Ed. wrote:

I'll throw out my two cents on the need for Zambus casters. Sure, once installed my 24" SCMI bandsaw rolls effortlessly across my shop floor...but I have to raise each of the four wheels into position

Isn’t there a mobility kit for the CF541? I have the Felder mobility kit on the CF741, and it works well. I personally would go with either a pallet jack or the Felder kit...

Hi Joe, I have a lot of time for relocation, placing casters just step in between, only because I am going to lift machine anyway and floor in a new shop - concrete. If you think that better to place

Hi Ed, I have Zambus casters on several machines. I bought the casters with 10mm studs and used double nuts on the back side that way no drilling was necessary. The casters don’t do well on uneven

Hi all, I am planning to move my shop to another location and decided to place Zambus casters before move. I have CF531 combination machine. First question - should I place 6 casters: 4 under saw and

Agreed. I have a 20-year old Senco 18-ga nailer that will sink 15mm brads on about 55 psi. Sounds like the gun is leaky or has an undersized cylinder. BTW – I bought the Milwaukee Gen 2 18-ga

I have a Woodpeckers PRL-V2 lift, in a standalone router table, and a Jessum Master Lift II in the right end of my table saw. Of the two, I prefer the Jessum Master Lift II. Incra sells both of these

I have to chime in on this one since I use brad nailers and all sorts of nailers from pinners, to finish nailers..Your issue may be the nailer itself.. Inexpensive knock-off guns, tend to not work so