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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Brent, Are you saying whitehill's 55mm knives can be used on the cutter head for the standard 40mm Euro knives? Like this one? Just want to clalifty, because you said the standard 40mm Euro knives does not work on whitehill's 125 x 55 mm cutter head? in the following video? James On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 4:33?PM Brent via <dovetailtimber=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Felder FD250
In this video the user demonstrates many aspects of this unit. Including square (rectangular) mortises.? On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 7:06?PM Patrick Kane via <pwk5017=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Felder FD250
Thanks for that feedback, Patrick.
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I used my PM for my shop doors, and for workbench legs. It is hard to handle large pieces on the vertical machine, and hard to get the mortices square and located consistently. It works, but I mix up a thick filled epoxy to account for irregularities in the mortices.
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This is somewhat off-topic, of course. I am just whining about one my less satisfactory purchases.
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Re: Felder FD250
Hey John, I have the domino 700, which is a great tool, but the 14mm tenon is still a little dainty for larger projects. For example, I just did an exterior door for my parents house, and I used the domino for the joinery. It’s fine, and I’m sure 4+ 14x75 dominos per joint is strong enough plus the haunch, but I would have done longer and thicker tenons if I had a mortiser. Similarly, the domino isn’t too helpful for through joinery. However, in every other M&T instance, I think the domino is incredible. I use it constantly for large glue up alignment. Finished a 12/4 walnut island for someone two weeks ago and the domino made perfect work of the final glue up.? Patrick On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 7:18?PM John Hinman via <jhinman1911=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Felder FD250
I have watched video of the Felder 250, and it seems like quite a useful mortiser. I have a Powermatic vertical mortiser, and it is quite limited. Not well built, either.
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I’ve tried a Domino, and think I’d choose that over either my Powermatic or the Felder. I do not produce things commercially, and understand that a commercial facility doing production runs may have different needs.
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Re: Felder FD250
Hijacking this thread slightly, but I’m also curious in the horizontal mortiser discussion. I picked up a larger automatic hollow chisel mortiser a couple weeks ago, and haven’t used it yet, but I’m curious if I made the right choice. One concern I have is the automatic mortisers almost have to use vintage tooling—greenlee, Forrest city, etc—-that will eventually become hard/impossible to source. Second, it’s my understanding the greenlee 227 and wysong miles 284 eat up tooling less than 1/2”. Just too aggressive for smaller tooling. Lastly, I’m in a basement and space is a little tight. The greenlee takes up a big footprint compared to a euro horizontal mortiser.? Is there a video or instructional set of photos for the Felder unit making square holes? I see the option on the website, but I am not following how that accessory actually works.? Is the hollow chisel mortiser antiquated and obsolete? Will a decent slot mortiser like a griggio etc. outperform the greenlee 227? Is setup easy and fast on a horizontal mortiser?? Patrick? On Thu, Dec 5, 2024 at 9:54?AM imranindiana via <imranindiana=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
开云体育Brent,Please share a link of where you order from. I only see whitehill site from Luton, UK. Imran Malik On Dec 7, 2024, at 6:02?PM, Brent via groups.io <dovetailtimber@...> wrote:
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
No, directly from Whitehill.? I got a set of knives from them in 29 hours after notification of shipping!? That's not normal, it's more like 2-3 days as normal for me.? I'm 75mins away from Toronto, so fairly close to a big center which may help.
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
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On Dec 7, 2024, at 4:33?PM, Brent via groups.io <dovetailtimber@...> wrote:
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You can run whitehill's 55mm knives in those heads too.? Hundreds of profile options in M2 steel and somehow delivered to my place in southern Ontatio in 2-3 days fairly often if in stock.??
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Re: Nordfab QF adapter for RL200
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Hi John,
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is there a rivet there blocking the way? ?My RL125 has two that I would need to file down in order to fit a machine adapter. ?I opted for a 1ft flex hose straight to the inlet anyways for machine vibration isolation from the duct. ?You could maybe use an 8in small section or a small section of 200mm from Felder.
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Nordfab QF adapter for RL200
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I’m in the process of installing some new Nordfab ducting. I hit a minor roadblock right out of the gate: the 8” QF machine adapter doesn’t quite fit on the inlet of my RL200. It’s close enough that I spent a fair bit of time fiddling around tapping the RL’s inlet with a mallet, since it’s not particularly precise in its roundness. I eventually conceded that approach as a failure.
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I’ve been searching here and elsewhere, but haven’t found any accounts of or solutions to this problem. ?Since the adapter *almost* fits, I could very likely just kerf one or both sides to gain the needed clearance. ?But before I cut metal, I thought I’d ask here (and an email to my vendor, who ofc had already closed for the weekend) if anyone knows of a standard or otherwise clever way to tackle this problem?
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
Joe, The following 40mm #031 profile cutter has cuts below the flat limiter edge. James On Sat, Dec 7, 2024 at 1:49?PM bacchus6015 via <joeinno=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
开云体育I agree that the proper limiter is better but if you are power feeding it is fine to use the flat limiter. If hand feeding then the proper limiter is a nice safety feature. ?When talking about the 40mm knives for these particular cutter heads I don’t think any profiles have cuts below the flat limiter edge. ?I think all profiles are from the flat limiter and out. I remember struggling with getting knives and limiters for these cutter heads years ago. ?I found that I could get knives from Guhdo or Felder at the time and Guhdo was much faster. ?The knives and limiters were not widely available in the US around 2010 that I could find. ?The fellow from Guhdo pointed out that I could use the flat limiter with any profile as long as power feeding and that was very helpful. ? I had several of these cutter heads and would leave them set up, using flat limiters saved money. ?I had two cutter heads set up for tongue and groove. ?? Joe?
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
开云体育I think as a fallback you can use the flat limiter with any profile. ?Joe
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Re: Source for custom knives for 40 mm Felder safety cutter
开云体育Brent, Thanks for the clarification.Imran Malik On Dec 7, 2024, at 11:59?AM, Brent via groups.io <dovetailtimber@...> wrote:
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Imran, what I meant was the shops who do custom grinding of profiles for your Felder euroblock don't all grind the limiters too.? Some will only do the cutters, though I believe some of them will do the limiters too.??
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