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Glen, you typically can't bury a router bit full depth in a collet so using a computer could be a problem. Plus there is a lot of variances from manufacturer's. I ?thought you had mentioned the

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Glen, I’ve been thinking about the challenge of using the xMotion positioning controls on the Profil 45 for programmatic storage of router bit setups. I suppose it’s possible to come up with some

I cut a length of dowel to jam between the machine side and the lock button in the locked position. Leaves two hands free for that spanner. One to hold it flat on the collet and the other to unscrew

Glen, Regards programing data with a router cutter. If a router cutter will not bottom out you could use a small spacer between the bottom of the chuck and the end of the cutter, a small piece of

Brian I did not even think about access, was only thinking about the heat aspect, I total get what your saying. Glen

OK David Thank you for you being you and everyone else here. I am learning so much from you all I will make the road trip up and just pick up yours. LOL That is a really nice setup and I will total

Thank you Mac Thats what I am starting to figure out too I do want to get my air clamps from you and will be talking to you when I get to that point. How I can take a little wood shop and make it so

Hi John Ok this is something I did not think about. I am getting a Profil Z X motion. I am getting the understanding about setting the cutterheads and programing them in the data base but I really did

I spent some time wandering around with a light meter and have some observations from 62 year old eyes, glasses of course. 10 - 20fc. Typical light found on the interior of many job sites. Not enough,

Glen, here’s where I got my wire rope & gripples several years ago… Alan Manufacturing Inc. 3927 East Lincoln Way Wooster, OH 44691 (800) 435-2526 Fax (877) 333-2526 Customer Service Hours Monday

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ME TOO. I have four new three phase machines coming and have single phase and against my will have to put in the converter too MY electric company will up grade the lines on my street for me and big

I have to say I agree with every thing here That Brian says here. This is what I did in my old shop. I was to lazy to slope lines so I just ran them where needed instead of dropping down the wall to a

Thank you Brian This good info for me. I am a little slow responding because I am helping out my electrician trim out his new music studio. I have to say this... his studio is nicer than my house and

Nice I never even thought about doing SOSS hinges with a mortising machine. That just made that purchase a little less painfull.

Hi David Thank you so much for your time helping me with details and you knowledge. I totality understand your thought about the 11 and 12 foot elevation plan, the whole plan with the cathedral

And keep your beating stick away from Matilda. She's a very sensitive sheepie! LOL Warm regards, David Dr David Luckensmeyer Practice Manager Luckensmeyer Medical Pty Ltd melissaluckensmeyer.com.au

David, Lovely router table! Very well thought out. When will production begin so others might get one....? I was unaware of the Prevost pushbutton, air prelease couplers until Mac mentioned them, but

Yes David but this time it's different, it's a unicorn. Sorry for that it was my 3rd personality that made me type this.? JohnJMK Services