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The only time the platen gets removed here is for hogging off with a 60 grit belt. There's a 100 or 120 grit belt on the machine 95% of the time. I haven't measured the thickness difference between

Thanks for that pointer, Jerry! Tim [email protected]> wrote:

Tim, To be sure of a parallel cut, I always set the front (fritz) to the measurement and then slide Franz up to Fritz and use a straight scrap piece to align Franz with Fritz.? ?I only really use

On Fri, Mar 11, 2022 at 12:36 PM, Wade Dees wrote: > > > You just click on their name in the above info, and it sets a new email > page, directed to them only. > > Wade > > >> On Mar 11, 2022, at 7:53

I ordered a zero clearance insert with my K700 that is coming in next month. Based on what I am hearing, I would also be interested in purchasing one of these inserts. My saw will not have a scoring

So how much moolah does one need to shell out for this engineering marvel?

Me too.

Nice work, Tim. If I'm reading your photos correctly, it looks you ripped the board and both ends are within 0.001". That's what I like to see. David

Unleaded I guess. Not sure. ? Warm regards, David Dr David Luckensmeyer ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2022 4:35:40 PM To: [email protected]

What does his jig run?

I'd also be interested in buying a couple of the wenge inserts!

Here are a couple photos of John’s ZCI, different color but same quality product. Mark Foster

I just installed David's F&F Jig on my K 3. I cut a reference block and set both stops at 3 inches. Photos of the test cut attached. Needs a slight adjustment as my reference block was off by a few

Thanks for the clarification James. You make a good point. On reflection, I meant the table. I regret not being more precise: Grab the table of the Panto and give it a good tug and it flexes. And

Lucky said : Grab any part of the Panto and give it a good tug and it flexes. Well, I have to say this statement is not true. The PantoRouter's base is cast aluminum, it is not as thick as MR's base,

Jason, did he setup the platen for the 180g and then have you just remove it when not using 180g. I ask because I have heard that it is difficult to dial in the right height without a lot of trial and

Renzetti’s system was designed for the earlier 700-series machines. I’m not clear when Felder made the switch to the newer more-friendly throat plate platform on the 700. David Best

Mark’s saw is a 940 and has a completely different throat setup where the ZCI attaches. His saw is the same platform as my Kappa 400 and does not natively come with a system to mount a conventional

Darn.

Lucky did an excellent job conveying my sentiments. I’ve owned the Multirouter for almost 20 years and it is a rock solid piece of equipment. Now that Woodpecker has picked it up, started doing some