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That’s a nice cut. Did you camber the upper caul? Hoping to do this on 8’+ Pieces.

I make 'em from 3/8" steel.? They work fine. no need to mill the T geometry.? I use the cheapest steel on the planet A-36, same stuff bridges and steel erection is made using.

i make my own I thought that's what every one does.? Odd I've never seen a Felder? version

Another vote for breaking down with the track saw.? ?If your shop is in the basement like mine, you will appreciate breaking down sheets in the garage and carrying smaller pieces down.? I also use

It is also called horse stall mats, can probably be purchased at Tractor Supply. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I am using the clamps I made with a 120 atb sheer tooth. Perfect results with a seam ready joint. Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

I have a similar setup in my shop. It comes in various thicknesses, but I believe mine is also 1/2-5/8” thick. I bought mine from a gym closing down a few years ago. It is HEAVY. Comically heavy, in

Bill, Still a lot better than I imagined. You have the knob up front so it should work fine. Probably a tall knob would be easier to use next to the fence but not sure how much vertical clearance the

PK Where did you buy the matting? Dave Davies

Imran, You are right the wood base for the jig is a little longer than the T nut.

Interested in setting up a jig to slice veneer and make edgeing from veneer. I’ve seen a few setups but I’m interested in what others are doing. Anyone rig up mac’s clamps with a beam? Thanks,

Thanks for the details. I have the cheapest 2’x2’ interlocking mats pretty much the entire shop except where machines are; bought from HF when on sale. My vestil moves okay on these but your

Imran, It is 1/2" hard rubber flooring that comes in rolls.? It is what they put in weight rooms.? I originally bought some to go along the walls where I had work benches.? My back was telling me

Nice work Paul. What is your floor covering? Looks like a cart may roll well and I assume it works as anti-fatigue too. Imran

Wow PK, I’m jealous both of your HS950 and of your drawers addition. Looks great, and very useful. Warm regards, Lucky

Nice job!! Bill B

I finished the drawers for the HS950 today. Face frame is some left over sapele.? The drawers are left over 1/2" Baltic Birch, the bottoms are some left over masonite. Like I said above, spun the

FWIW, I bought my AD741 ~2000 model year for $4200, about half of original price.? One owner, very low hours (blades had never been changed), 20 years old, Felder system knives, AL, and Cast