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John Kee posted his solution a few times before. You can make a fitting to connect to 4" hose directly, use a heat gun, 4" dust elbow fitting and a wedge template. [image: modified elbow.JPG]

Thanks, Joe. I don't do a lot of spray finishing -- hardly any. If I have a big cabinet job, I have it painted by a professional finisher about a mile away. For most of my furniture pieces I use Tried

Great video! Thanks for sharing. How are you doing your finishing? That was the only part of your workflow I didn't catch. Barth vacuum table is amazing!

Wow, jaw still on floor ? imran

Joe, I'm not quite sure of which plastic part you mean, but you might find that the part is already designed by someone at Thingiverse. Here is a search for "bessey":

Yes if they are still available I would like to purchase them ! Thanks Van

Yes, I'm leasing. Industrial space in Bridgeport, CT is relatively reasonable, plus the landlord was motivated to make a deal, so I got more space than I really needed. But, as nature hates a vacuum,

If you ask my wife she would tell you that I kind of do do it for a living. The vacuum press is made by Columbus Tech in Austria (columbus-tech.com). It has a rubber membrane that can stretch to about

Awesome!

Beautiful shop. Thanks for sharing! Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2020 8:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [FOG] Shop Tour Well, I got the shop as clean as it is going to get for the next

Your parting comment surprised me...I don't do this for a living. You'd never guess that from your shop. Are you leasing the shop? Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com

Nice shop tour Kerry. Sure looks like you do it for a living. Tell me more about your veneer press. Never heard of that one, and I like Austrian gear. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave.

Well, I got the shop as clean as it is going to get for the next several months so I thought I shoot a tour for a client. Here's a link to the video for those who are interested.

Thanks! Bill Bélanger [email protected]> wrote:

Scanning a part versus designing? I have a ton of first gen Bessey K-body clamps. Some had the black plastic support clips on the end and others didn’t drilled holes for clips maybe 30 clamps only

No 3D printer.? About $4 at the local box store, heat gun, fits 4-inch hose.? Ugly, but functional.? The 3D print stuffs look quite nice!

I don't use a ton of plywood. The most I've used was to build 18 ft of lowers for my saw station. I do have lots of variety and partial sheets which I mostly use to make jigs and quick things around

Mark, i remember what was posted to be on the expensive side, from my point of view. i could be remembering the item incorrectly though. imran

I just went to install a new set of blades on my AD741 jointer/planer and 4 of the 6 blades shipped to me are the wrong part number. ?I am going to call Oella Saw and Tool but I bought them 2 years

Mark, is that a 4" hose? Can you print me one? Bill Bélanger