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Awesome info. Thanks. I purchased the AKE blade with the Felder specs at 300mm 2.4 kerf. they have a 2.0 kerf 300mm blade that I felt might be too thin and likely have some degree of deflection.

The contractors I supply Millwork to build as Brian describes. Usually 1/4” ply attached to the walls then just lineal material we supply for the stiles and rails with butt joints at the corners. If

There is conventions... Geen fotobeschrijving beschikbaar. ... but there seems to be no strict adherence (from the Felder factory) for phases and there colors, luckily they do agree on Neutral (N,

Marshall, in all the wainscoting I have seen, and personally built generally you put your sub straight over the entire wall; stiles and rails are just rectangular (cross section) then a molding with

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Marshall, I think you are talking about making the cope and stick to allow you to insert a panel (glass typically) from the back? The attached infinity cutter set has that option. Jason Holtz J. Holtz

This is not answering your question but may give you some ideas.

You might have to run the profile separately and do jack miters. Then you could rabbet the back. Or just run your shaper cutters and cut the back part of the groove off. All more steps than a

I know how to do a few things but am certainly not a professional thus I am a bit confused as to how to proceed and have found little help online as to what I need to accomplish what I want. ?Any

Hi Ron, Typically there is a start (usually larger capacitance) and a run capacitor. Electrolytic capacitors are built with two foil strips (+ & -) with welded terminals which are separated by another

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The planner motor in my Minimax cu300 was working fine but when I attempted to restart after using it for a while it ?just hummed. The capacitor had a huge hole burnt through it. After replacing the

This may help explain: https://youtu.be/xacdDrylrek David Best - via mobile phone

A capacitor on my surfacing motor had a hole burnt through it the size of a 50 cent piece. I was planning some boards turned it off for around a half hour and when I attempted to restart it, it just

I received this document via the Felder rep in Sacramento, Elizabeth Rogers. It is not consistent with Mr. Dingus’ message. This shows brown as the L2 wire. -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

Haha! John. At least “Best” is easy to spell. Some people make an absolute mess of my surname. Even after 27 years of marriage my mother-in-law still refers to me as “that Glockenspiel” boy.

Bummer about the name, David. I guess we can not all be …. Lucky. -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

Hi Jim, Sent you a private message. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Everything in that response from Felder looks right to me with the exception of the statement that the black wire is on L2. Traditionally, the L2 connection has been the brown wire, but there have