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The tire problem is back. I installed the new tires from Felder. They were much tighter than the originals. Very little use since then. Beginning of December the tires came off. Top and bottom. sent

######## sorry I found out . I found a video on the A3-31 planer height gauge. Sorry again. Doug On Friday, December 11, 2020, 06:15:17 PM EST, Doug Middlebrook via groups.io

Would love a copy of the cnc files for the torsion table too. Mine is not big enough to do in one pass, but I think I can index and move the panels to do it in two. Drew, can you upload to this group,

You should be able to post the CAD file in the folders section of the forum. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

?HI, I would love to get the fusion file as well as I was interested in building something similar. Please. Thanks Elwin Sent from my iPad

Shinta, 4hp. It was a long process.? I have a 20x20 shop.? This already is just a huge luxury purchase for me.? The addition of a $3500 Phase perfect 3 phase converter was put against do I need

PK, First of all, congrats!? I am curious why you chose the 4HP motor? SW

Congrats you will love it!! Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2020 10:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Would you buy a combo Shaper/Saw? Well, I placed my order and got confirmation

and parallel fences...and...and... Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingto

congrats, nice config. get some pneumatic clamps and you are golden. imran

Congrats on the KF700 purchase. Thanks, Chris Perren

Well, I placed my order and got confirmation today.? The wait begins. Thanks to all of you for all of the insight. Here is my configuration: KF700SP 4hp single phase Full power drive on the shaper

James, It's hard to quit. I have access to a small shop where I moved and use it to make things that my wife needs for her studio but mainly I am done with woodworking. Joe

Joe, I thought you quitted the woodworking. Now, start again ? James [email protected]> wrote:

I used the EGL to miter glass beads for windows. The profile of the glass bead was too small to clamp so I held them with my fingers. Also, since the miters were almost always 45 degrees I made a

EGL vs. DGL - I had questions, but have to give a big shout of THANKS that the search feature answered them all - thanks previous group discussions! One question I haven't seem answered was - how easy

I have a DGL and I like the fact that you can cut an accurate angle to a fraction of a tenth of a degree. The tick marks are at 0.1 degree and you can easily prorate between them. Yes the crosscut

Another important difference is the crosscut fence. DGL has fixed crosscut fence (690mm), EGL has extended crosscut fence up to 1350mm. 690mm is kind of short. James

DGL, not worth it for the EGL Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com