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Well Jason is motivating me to get to work so I am motivated. Anyone interested shoot me an offer privately. Imran

I can't get to steam or smoke.. I can't because the blade takes a big bite thus little opportunity for the kind of friction buildup to create that kind of heat. I've had heat generated in a deep band

David, I now recall seeing these but you have to agree what lucky showed is very simple. Although, I see that one might need two of them. For wide rips the first magnet will end up on the slider. So

Two weeks ago, I would have bought these for my Kreg clamps. In the meantime, I made some from a piece of 170-year-old oak and Tee nuts. The only problem I had was the oak was too hard for the tee

Imran, Here are two other jig designs for this purpose: https://tinyurl.com/ycyjnf24 David Best

If you just look closely at the link I provided, you will see options to subscribe to the magazine, OR buy the individual current issue. David Best - via mobile phone

I've been known to do the same. Or I buy something I think I want or need only to discover I don't really. Or like my recent Oliver bandsaw restoration, I take it 90% of the way and come to an

Yes, saw that. Guess I need to subscribe to see it. Thx

Bill, I am surprised that you were able to fit a clamp and a 2” knob in the length of Felder Tnut. From memory it can be more than 2.5” long. Imran

Wade, just see David B post ?for subscription details - posted 12:40AM. Imran

Jason, Frankly, I just wanted to see one and took a chance on an auction. I am most surprised at the heft. Being AL I did not expect it to be as heavy as it is. I figured, if I can sell it great if

Not familiar with this magazine, do I need buy something to read Lucky’s article? Thx, Wade

?If you use the flat bar stock, 1/2”x1 1/4” (I used CR1018), it will fit Xroll but would require a small radius on the two bottom long sides for the pre Xroll Felder table, like my 2002 KF700. I

Are you going into raised panel door production Imran? As far as I know that is a one trick pony, but a good one. I've used one in the past at a door shop. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling

Imran, Wade, I do have a knob located in front to secure the clamp jig to the table first. So, this is not exactly as in David's schema. This is the knob I purchased:

Great article. I don’t own parallel clamps and wondered about calibration, so both clamps are identically set. Great simple jig shown by Lucky to accomplish this. Imran

Thanks Cliff for mentioning the video. Lab coat, funny. But more importantly, they mentioned the part, brake, which should slide over this - see arrow: It is missing. So for clarity, I have checked

Haha on the butt bar comment. Aussies rarely say “butt” as we prefer “bum”. But I figured “bum bar” wouldn’t wash. If I had any more English blood in me I’d have tried “arse bar”

Do you have a few pictures of them installed on your machines?

Hi PK: Thank you very much. I’ve enjoyed working on the two articles (calibrating and using) and tried to distill all the “goodies” for newbies that we talk about all the time here on the FOG