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+1 on the Templaco boring jig. https://www.templaco.com/html/product.asp?id=194&mode=Bore+Master+Kits I install a fair number of doors, and it's really nice to just roll up, make one mark, clamp,

I modified my 240 hood so I could get to the center line with the Aigner plates. Before the mod I would use the Felder fence plates with the router.

I just talked to Felder. $83.00 for new ones. Does anyone know of any cheaper ones. In my defense I did not get any instructions that showed the shims. But 3 years is a long time. I’m more of a tool

In case of K975 there is a shim set that I believe comes with saw. I bought it used so I am not certain but I only got a 3mm shim with the saw. The full set consists of, 1 each of 3, 6, 9 mm. These

It would be better if Felder gave better instructions. At first I thought you could flip the one side to the outer side. But that’s why I asked. Thanks for your help.

If it’s just one batch of doors, there’s nothing wrong with measuring and marking centers, drilling a small pilot hole through the door, then drilling with a 2 1/8”?forstner bit, drilling most

I agree the templaco is expensive which I acquired used a decade ago… Rockler may have a cheaper approach. Sent: Monday, March 8, 2021 9:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG]

Thanks for the ideas guys. I think I will make my own jig out of some 8/4 stock. Anyone have a big drill press and a fixture set up for that? Michael

Michael, I have only used it once almost 2 yrs ago but found that I had to mess with it a bit to ensure the jaws are parallel. The bit was also not sharp but that is not a fault. There is no

Mark, That is fair. I just want AJ to be informed so he can make a good decision. AJ, Hopefully following will help you in understanding what is potentially wrong. I am not suggesting that you should

Although not used in a while, I’ve been happy with my Templaco bore master jr. https://www.templaco.com/html/product.asp?id=225&mode=Bore+Master+Kits -Chris Sent: Monday, March 8, 2021 9:04 AM To:

I just put the shims between the segments to get the? kerf thickness I want. I modified my cutter set so that I can assemble it? with all the components so as to get a larger kerf.

I use a square and a hand held power Drill &? hand? chisels

Thanks Imran. It looks like Big Horn makes a similar jig. What do you find it’s shortcomings are? Michael

I have Kwikset 91380 which is apparently discontinued. I bought it used. It does the job but I cannot say I love it. https://www.kwikset.com/products/detail/91380-138-installation-kit Imran

Imran I know your offer for help to troubleshoot directly on the machine is well intentioned but AJ, I personally would stick with Felder support to troubleshoot for now - it’s a new machine just

I am planning to build new passage doors for my house and I am curious what methods, machinery, jigs and techniques people use to for boring for locksets. Thanks in advance, Michael

Hi AJ, Looks like we are beginning to understand the circuit. If you have a multimeter, I am happy to talk on phone and guide you thru the troubleshooting the issue. I believe, if we understand

Hi Mark, Thanks for the details. Best I can summarize is that there is a NC relay in the typical series circuit of stop switches. The coil of this relay has 24V (assuming voltage level) which comes to

Mark, I think you’re right about the connector being a source for the issue. If my logic holds, that this circuit, like all the other stop circuits is a normally-closed (NC) circuit, then a failed