?I see Ishitani using a similar machine in his videos. Great channel, very relaxing videos, beautiful work....
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Tom Gensmer
Heritage Home Renewals, LLC
Minneapolis, MN
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These may be common but first time for me. Appears to be a fixed blade based upon shavings. Not sure if it can joint one face at 90 to the adjacent.
Imran?
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Re: Felder Panel tilting device for Fat 300S
I have the same Hafele unit but replaced the two rigid casters.
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On Feb 3, 2021, at 10:36 AM, Jason Holtz < jholtzy@...> wrote:
I have the Hafele branded version. My main complaint is the two fixed wheels make it very difficult to maneuver in a sometimes crowded shop. Jason Holtz
J. Holtz Furniture
3307 Snelling Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55406
612.432.2765 -- Jason J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406
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Re: Felder Panel tilting device for Fat 300S
I have the Hafele branded version. My main complaint is the two fixed wheels make it very difficult to maneuver in a sometimes crowded shop. Jason Holtz
J. Holtz Furniture
3307 Snelling Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55406
612.432.2765 -- Jason J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406
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Re: Felder Panel tilting device for Fat 300S
I actually own the panel handler cart.. it allows you to load 10 sheets and it not only tilts horizontal, you can also raise the platform up tp the saw's table height..works very well and a lot cheaper than the Felder?
On Wednesday, February 3, 2021, 04:59:38 AM PST, David Davies <myfinishingtouch@...> wrote:
Nice welding table. Dave Davies
The FAT 300 is fantastic, small and nimble yet surprisingly sturdy. It falls in that category of ¡°should have done it sooner¡±. For a tilting table the larger S model would in my opinion be better suited due to its increased weight and width for stability.?
Imagine an S cart, shop made top with your choice hole diameter and spacing, and repurposed recessed festool air clamps.?
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Mike B
-- Dave & Marie Davies
318-219-7868
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Re: Felder Panel tilting device for Fat 300S
Nice welding table. Dave Davies
The FAT 300 is fantastic, small and nimble yet surprisingly sturdy. It falls in that category of ¡°should have done it sooner¡±. For a tilting table the larger S model would in my opinion be better suited due to its increased weight and width for stability.?
Imagine an S cart, shop made top with your choice hole diameter and spacing, and repurposed recessed festool air clamps.?
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Mike B
-- Dave & Marie Davies
318-219-7868
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Re: Felder Panel tilting device for Fat 300S
The FAT 300 is fantastic, small and nimble yet surprisingly sturdy. It falls in that category of ¡°should have done it sooner¡±. For a tilting table the larger S model would in my opinion be better suited due to its increased weight and width for stability.?
Imagine an S cart, shop made top with your choice hole diameter and spacing, and repurposed recessed festool air clamps.?
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Mike B
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Leave you tube and?? check? out Rumble
?You tube has too many rules? and
senseless? restrictions
On 2/2/21 9:36 PM,
david@... via groups.io wrote:
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YouTube monetization now requires a minimum of 10,000 subscribers
and 100 posted videos, and once you get to that level, they will
¡°consider your application¡±.
Exactly!
If you do not want to make money off of a video (or care
to), then the music is whatever you feel like...
I am no where near that level, and am not looking for
that, but a time-lapse without music, is not fun to
watch...
Someday who knows?? maybe I will care about the
monetization.
PK
@pkwoodworking
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Mark,
Thanks!? I actually left the 24"x24" whole in the wall between the shop (garage) open for the make up air from the DC and because I did not want to lose any of the Air Conditioning.? Where I live it gets pretty hot from June through October.? I need to keep the cool in as much as possible.? So far the plan is working pretty well.? I insulated the walls and ceiling of the side building for the DC and air compressor.? That room is usually cooler than the workshop is.
PK
@pkwoodworking
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PK,
That turned out real nice, exactly what I want to do as I am on a hill side and can¡¯t really add to the whole building width wise - I would need to cantilever it off the side as the property drops 20-30ft about 3 ft from the shop. However being in VT I would potentially leave it open to the shop so it is somewhat climate controlled. Did you do some sort of ventilation?
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YouTube monetization now requires a minimum of 10,000 subscribers and 100 posted videos, and once you get to that level, they will ¡°consider your application¡±.
David Best
https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/
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Exactly!
If you do not want to make money off of a video (or care to), then the music is whatever you feel like...
I am no where near that level, and am not looking for that, but a time-lapse without music, is not fun to watch...
Someday who knows?? maybe I will care about the monetization.
PK
@pkwoodworking
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Great video. ?Been a while since I¡¯ve heard that music. ?My olfactory senses perked up too. ?Thanks for that.
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JP,
I just did a bump out for my Oneida Dust Gorilla Pro!? It is really working out well...? I included the Air Compressor too.
PK
@pkwoodworking
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Resistance is futile Dave Davies
On Tue, Feb 2, 2021 at 6:44 PM Chris Perren < cperren@...> wrote: I agree, they look interesting but I must resist ? Chris ? ? Damn you guys ;)..every time I think I have the tools I "need" ;), I come across a topic like this and come to learn of "Multirouters" and "Pantorouters" and decide that perhaps I "need" one. I had not heard of these types of machines before but would it to be fair to say they are more geared toward higher volume/repetitive work?
KRPatel
-- Dave & Marie Davies
318-219-7868
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I agree, they look interesting but I must resist ? Chris ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of KRPatel via groups.io Sent: Tuesday, February 2, 2021 5:25 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [FOG] Mortising unit for Ad741 / FD250 #jointerplaner ? Damn you guys ;)..every time I think I have the tools I "need" ;), I come across a topic like this and come to learn of "Multirouters" and "Pantorouters" and decide that perhaps I "need" one. I had not heard of these types of machines before but would it to be fair to say they are more geared toward higher volume/repetitive work?
KRPatel
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Damn you guys ;)..every time I think I have the tools I "need" ;), I come across a topic like this and come to learn of "Multirouters" and "Pantorouters" and decide that perhaps I "need" one. I had not heard of these types of machines before but would it to be fair to say they are more geared toward higher volume/repetitive work?
KRPatel
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PK...many thanks for posting your video as its extremely helpful for those of us figuring out how to (i) get it off the delivery truck and; and (ii) get it off the pallet SAFELY and without damaging the equipment.? That AD941 is a thing of beauty!
KRPatel
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I was just clarifying that one doesn't have legal right to use of any music on Youtube just because one is not monetizing.
Pink Floyd owns the copyright to that music, only they can grant you license.? Youtube has no say whatsoever.
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Re: HP needed for heavy cutter?
One or our RR members contacted Train Mountain in Oregon to see how they milled plastic ties. Sort of a combination of ideas presented here. ?Two routers on an overhead trolly. Fun to see a solution from people who have rails and know how to weld. ?Dust collection would be a great addition.
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I will tell you that using certain music will keep you out of some random countries...
But when you post a video, YouTube is clear about the risk and no monetization.? Now the Music vendor is NOT kept from monetization, just the poster of the video with music that is published to an owner.
For the stuff that I care about, I recorded the intro and outro myself...
PK
@pkwoodworking?
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On Tue, Feb 2, 2021 at 10:19 AM, PK wrote:
If you do not want to make money off of a video (or care to), then the music is whatever you feel like...
Not sure what you mean by that, but if you mean it's legal to use any music you like, that's certainly not correct.?? It's true that the risks of using any music you like are much smaller if you're not monetizing.
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Tom Gensmer
imran
Jason Holtz
PK
David P. Best
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