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Thanks Brian.

I did forget to answer your question. You should be able to set brad in at least 1/16” may be more. I know it never has been an issue filling the hole with a filler when needed. Imran

We have had festool router system with sliding table, and loved it compared to other router systems we used. We keep an of2200 in it. Funny thing is once we got our shaper router spindle, the Festool

Hi Jose, I have an?INCRA PRL-V2 Lift on an extension attached to a TS that I'm replacing. It's okay. I find the fine adjustment wheel to be a bit awkward to use and if I do end up with another router

I recently starting having issues with getting boards straight on my A941 jointer, Im assuming something has gone out of allignment but Im not quite sure where to start. When I joint the edges of a

Thanks Imran,?the Nailer I have is a brand sold in Australia by tool company call Trade Tools, it is a re-badge? Chinese brand, I think it may be the same as Freeman which are sold at home depo.

Hi Murray, You did not say which brand/model of brad nailer you purchased. Mine in Bostitch and it shoots, IIRC, from 5/8“ to 2”. The depth is adjusted like you mentioned by a wheel. As you

Hi all I just bought a Brad Nailer, I have never owned any sort of pneumatic nailing tool before. I have some 18 gauge brads, the smallest are 15 mm and the longest 30. I have tested it in some

Hi David and Joe, Have you all found any issues when it comes to putting profiles on thin stock?? That is one concern I have. Thanks

It has a countersunk bolt to hold it to the spindle, so nothing protrudes from the top. You can cut as wide a step as you want by taking multiple passes. =============== Brian Lamb

I'm with Joe love my router spindle. Quite, smoother, better cut, doesn't slow down when taking a cut. Although I got mine cause when I bought my KF700sp I didn't have any shaper cutters or really any

Hi James, I did but they didn't offer any fix option.? I was willing to pay for replacement screw but they told me that part is not available.? I had this lift for about 10 years so I am guessing

It’s only 2 buttons one for on one for off. The saws with motor scoring I believe there is a switch on the controls by the tilt wheel that you switch on and leave or something like that, believe

Thanks Joe, I appreciate your perspective... I have the router spindle but haven’t had the opportunity to use it yet. Bill Bélanger

Is the stop button option for single phase machines with belt drive? Can't see how ith would work with 3 phase and scoring. wrote:

Mark, 2017. If they added a stop button then maybe Mac's clamps might be a problem, but I would think he has a solution. Glen Alpine Moulding and Millwork Inc. Mail: P.O. Box 257 Avery, CA. 95224

Hi Glen, what year is your machine? I think the off button is on all the new ones in the past Year or two Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Acharya, Yes Mac's clamps will work fine, Here is how mine came out. As for the on buttons on the slider, Yes I like them however There is no off button. I am not sure why but It doesn't really matter

Jonathon, Sorry thick headed, not following this, “They made me a combi head to fit the Felder spindle which allows you to fly over the cutter so with two passes you can achieve a deep tennon” The

I will go against the grain here. I am a fan of the router spindle. I never bought into fancy router tables or lifts and I’ve always had a shaper since my dad started woodworking when I was 8 years