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I will second that to everything Alex said. I did the alpine shaper class this last summer and will say it was the best thing I have done, What you think is expensive was worth every penny spent and

I was completely new to the use of the shaper. I too didn’t have a clue how to get started. I learned of the Alpine Technical Workshops that are taught by Joe Calhoun in Ouray Colorado. Greg Godbout

It may not be available, as a number of hits that look like (by title) as possible items in the on-line catalog items (found by searching for a "Euro Guard") are grayed out. They state "We are sorry

I called Greg at Rangate and got the Craftsman shaper set. From what I’ve been reading, it’s a very good start. $2900+ Bill Belanger wrote:

I was going to add this but David Best already just did, The Cuttershare from Rangate is a great way to try stuff out, although basic cutters are not in the program, a lot are. I am going to try my

Rob, I would make a call to Greg at Rangate. I bought a set of start up cutters from him at the Vegas show and got a very good deal based on what it would have been buying separate. I got a rebate

This is the kind of spiral cutter Lucky is talking about. This particular one is a Rangate product and comes with a rub bearing for template work and has nickers top and bottom. I have a similar

You likely have contacted Mary Wu (the is a form to fill at the OAV website); did she send the drawing? I believe OAV means Overall and Advanced Vigor

I debated? getting? a Ron fu? for a long time and rejected it eventually.? I wanted the rigidity of a full size mill. Depending on what your application is you may not need to spend the money on a

Hi Imran. It has nickers top and bottom. I have a lot of cutters and use a lot of them. But this cutter is my most used. Cheers. Warm regards, David Lucky

Thanks David for the write-up.? I enjoyed reading it.? I am saving for a PM-833T, but now PM has a TV version.? Could you comment on why get the gear drive vs. the belt drive? SW

Sang Luu, It may be worth your while to check on ocean freight. You likely will not get much discount on air freight for multiple units but you may on ocean freight. Imran ?Quick update: I received

David, I do not have a spiral head like you describe. Just a question, does it have nickers top and bottom to do clean rebates like a rebate head. If not how do you rate rebate quality compared to a

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Do you have a feeder? That would be one my first purchases. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 6:09 PM To: [email protected]

You might also consider the universal set with interchangeable knives. I have an extra set for a 30mm spindle. Jon S Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 1:50 PM To: [email protected] Subject:

The spiral cutter is a good suggestion with a bearing for doing template work as well as everything Lucky suggested. I use that bit for flush cutting templates quite often. Rangate has a smaller

In general, the most used cutter by my colleagues and me, is a spiral cutter between 80-125mm diameter, and 60-100mm tall. The exact size depends on your machine’s capacity to tilt the cutter

So after getting my C3-41 I am not sure what a good first but would to get. I do have a router table but I do want to use the shaper. Any advice on what a good bit or two to get? Just have no idea

Just checked?Scott&Sargent -- it just so happens the shipping cost to me, along with the guard comes in at exactly $1,005.08? --? ?:) The guard looks to be of the same type of build, from the