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I use Keller. Bought them a long time ago before composites. These work great and have basically large and small sizes. Flawless through dovetails. Here is a pic. Kind regards, Brian D.

Pantorouter. Plus useful for many other things. Not everyone's taste here, though. -Brett Wissel

Just wondering what most of you are using for a dovetail jig?? I'm thinking something simple, mainly to do one or two drawers on small jobs.? Maybe something? like a Porter Cable or Rockler is

I started looking at the Barth, but realized it wasn't the perfect solution and it started feeling expensive for my build out needs. Later found the Soukup and felt it had the foundational rigidity,

Alex, I am glad you are making good use of the FD250. That was one of my favorite machines as it allowed me to do so many door and window jointers tasks with precision. I live in Bend. I spend

Joe, I’m curious about your cutter set, please reach out when convenient. -- Tom Gensmer Heritage Home Renewals, LLC Minneapolis, MN

I think this is very much a personal preference issue driven by the type of work you do and your tolerance for inconvenience. I’ve tried both approaches (separate router table and swapping spindles

MAC'S BLOG BOARD: Machines for Sale May 2022 (macsblogboard.blogspot.com) ( http://macsblogboard.blogspot.com/p/machines-for-sale-may-2022.html ) Please see reduced prices on AD51 DD? ? FD250,,1

Lots of "different strokes / different strokes" in this thread. I do have a router spindle for my F700Z and it works fine, even with small- diameter bits. As Mac observed, the power makes up for it,

All, Looking for opinions on these two presses sold by Rangate. If anybody has a Barth I'd be particularly interested in your thoughts on how well suited it is to clamping windows and doors (which

Thank you Imran, Richard, Brad for the good feedback, much appreciated.? The setup & calibration doc's are priceless; I've also been going thru the Files section on this forum, good stuff here.?? I

Hi Joe, That’s a great deal for someone interested in Lift and Slide. I already have the same set. Can’t see a need for another. Hopefully, someone will jump at the opportunity. I hope all is

Alex, speaking of lift and slide I still have a lift and slide cutter set, supported my Rangate that would sell for $300 plus shipping. Joe in New Orleans

Hi Brandon, Here is a post with pics of prolock. This thread also covers the discussion we had when Michael was ordering the parts for the

When it comes to the shaper, Joe Calhoon has a bag of tricks that seems bottomless. Equally impressive is his willingness to share that knowledge with those of us that are, by comparison, fumbling in

Hi Imran, I don’t have a prolock. I might be missing something, is this a traditional screw that’s getting torqued? Your video certainly doesn’t appear to be providing 8.8Nm of torque

After getting prolock for my shaper spindles, I asked the question here about how many turns to achieve 8-10Nm torque spec. That went unanswered. I just did the test with torque wrench. With 2 finger

UJ, Next time you make rosettes call me and I will sit on the floor and crank the hand wheel up and down so you don’t have to bend over for every rosette. Joe in New Orleans

Yes indeed.? I should have said I was translating "Power makes up hot high speed torque" for people who might not know precisely what that means.

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