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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

Bill, I think Leigh RJT400 dovetail jig can work with the router spindle. You just need to make a shaper insert ring which accepts the router table insert with the Leigh eBush. I used OF1400 and

Thanks Brian.

I did forget to answer your question. You should be able to set brad in at least 1/16” may be more. I know it never has been an issue filling the hole with a filler when needed. Imran

We have had festool router system with sliding table, and loved it compared to other router systems we used. We keep an of2200 in it. Funny thing is once we got our shaper router spindle, the Festool

Hi Jose, I have an?INCRA PRL-V2 Lift on an extension attached to a TS that I'm replacing. It's okay. I find the fine adjustment wheel to be a bit awkward to use and if I do end up with another router