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Really nice job Jim. I love the ability to grain match to the extreme with veneers. I've got a crazy job veneering some Klipsh Khorn speakers coming up this spring. We've decided to go with the

Chris, Unless you are working in below freezing temps a properly specified electrolytic capacitors in good working condition should work fine. If the machine/capacitor is really old I would change out

When its really cold in my shop I have a similar problem on the planer on my CF 731 combi. All i do is point a fan heater at the motor for approx 30 secs and it fires straight up this only needs doing

? ?It was hard to get good pics, but here is a try. Steel parts used: - 1/4” x 2” to extend front & back members as well as the bottom members under the J/P - 3/4” x 1 1/2” tube to further

Glen, You will have sag. No matter how you do it you will have 6’ unsupported at the beginning and at end. If you attach the insert to the bottom of the sled, a hydraulic cart may work If you clamp

Correct and thanks.? I tried to bring the waterfall grain from the top edges all the way to the base, including the pulls.? The whole thing is veneered so that was doable. Thanks to COVID, I had

Scott, Very nice. I seem to always fumble a bit with the slider nut. Also big squeeze handle swings out of the body line by over 2”. For my space I wanted BS body close to wall. BS naturally hangs

Hopefully the third time is the charm. ?Show is the simple clamp rack make from scrap wood for Mac's clamps. ?Sorry for the two unforced errors.

Le t me try and include the picture of the clamp holder again.

Jim Very nice, I like your attention to grain matching. Glen Alpine Moulding and Millwork Inc. Mail: P.O. Box 486 Murphys , CA. 95247 Shop: 441 Pennsylvania Gulch Road Murphys, CA. 95247 209-540-7501

As Brian described it is exactly how I am going to have to do it, I plan to use my hydraulic carts at each end to carry the load of the template and stock. Or so I think, Maybe there won't be enough

Thanks, Bill

Brian, Thanks, sorry I got excited and read into it. Since my sled slides easy and I did need to support sled over hanging the 78” slider it was easier to lock table and setup stands at infeed and

The sled itself will need to be roughly 16 foot long, it’s not a “partial sled”, I didn’t say that in my previous post, but you don’t lock the sliding table into one position and then slide

Brian, I am sorry but being my usual thick self, I do not know how to use a partial sled. Would you please explain how I can SLR 16’ material with a 6’ or 7’ sled on a 10’ slider. Imran

Hi Scott, The pic is not coming thru for some reason. I tried the website as well. Imran

Jim, As all of your pieces that I have seen, absolutely stunning. I assume the front bottom apron is veneered with vertical grain walnut. Inspiring !!! Imran

Imran, I have Mac's clamps and made a simple clamp holder out of scrap wood. ?I don't use it that often, but when needed it it quick, sturdy and protects the clamp. Scott

I would look to the start Capacitor.? It's cheap to replace capacitors.

Here is a recent veneered chest using sycamore with walnut, both quarter sawn.