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Hey Joel My drill press is a delight to use. Check it out: https://www.teknatool.com/product/nova-voyager-dvr-drill-press/ What amazes me is forstner bits and drill bits that I considered less than

So far I have been pleasantly surprised at the dimensional ability of mine. I specified a 3/4” hole and printed the part and a 3/4” shoulder bolt was a snug fit. Small holes I don’t get so lucky

Thanks for the info. I purchased a Felder bandsaw in part because I was told that accessories were interchangeable. BB airtightclamps@...> wrote:

Totally the way to go, we use ours alot for that. lately we have been designing a lot of electrical connectors and they are great for that, I have also made quite a few assembly fixtures for

Like David said ,,,so if you want extension for your f coupling you have to order the extension with F Coupling. I imagine the design of. The prism Is much easier to slide along than the F. I think

Thanks for the clarification. One would think that design engineers would make an effort.... Bill wrote:

Hmmmm. I'm wondering about costs to have one shipped to SoCal. I like the one you found a lot better than the $300 Grizzly or Shark Guard

David is correct. The cast iron F channel accessory tables that are roughly the same size as the aluminum P channel ones DO fit band saws as well as the back side of my KF700S. I have one installed as

Hi Bill Please send me picture martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell 608-824-0023 fax airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com Designing

Bill, The sliding table has a Prisim or P-channel edge. The bandsaw and planer have an F-channel edge. The accessories for one do not fit the other. David Best

I was under the impression that the table that is part of the Felder parallel fence would also fit the bandsaw as an auxiliary table. Am I mistaken, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks in advance

Bob, I'm more than certain they can ship to SEA so for Pacific Northwest members, that might be a better option than going through a group buy focused around SFO. Myself and one other member are SF

Hi Sang Lu, Yes, I am interested.? Perhaps the crate can be forwarded to a depot in Seattle where we all could meet and open the crate in the parking lot to save further cost of a second delivery.?

OAV got back to me with a much better quote via air freight. *It comes out to around $661* for each unit shipped to SFO. I guess we have some cost savings due to the crating into one unit but there's

To be fair, there were some videos made attached to the series that showed how a slider would be used differently than a cabinet saw. I think the cross cut sled and the methods of work that aired on

I have a Creality CR-10, it’s about 3 years old now I think… It’s not by any means a great printer, but it does up to a 12” cube and I get pretty good prints out of it. I use it a lot for

Brian, which 3d printer do you have and do you like it? We have a Markforged, Form3, zprinter 450 and a Metal printer in our Lux plant. I like the Markforged the best and the zpinter the least

How about this DIY solution? Ariel https://wayofwood.com/diy-tablesaw-overhead-blade-guard/

I use my 3D printer a lot to test fit things, make fixtures to hold parts for laser engraving… all sorts of things. I recently was helping my daughter on her kitchen remodel and she picked a three

No Brian, the angles are very sharp and will cut you :)