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wow, David. Mic drop! -- Kerry Smith Gotham Woodworks www.gothamwoodworks.com

well done ? imran

even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while ?

Thyristors replaced - seems to be sorted, full days use with no issues! Again thanks Davy at least for adding the word thyristor to my vocabulary.

Hi Bill, it is 4” unfortunately I cannot as it was done at work, I couldn’t even get you the CAD file as my CAD tube is monitored for downloads Regards, Mark

Imran, your memory is better than mine. Cost was $35.61 at 55% infill and the print time was 19hr 53m in oynx which is a Markforged proprietary material (nylon with carbon fiber). The same print in

I checked with Harvey and with the 52" width, the 1-inch over the 51" width for the Felder should be okay theoretically giving room for a 1" dado, and more so with the tilting blade cover.

Now that is mega sweet. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Friday, October 30, 2020 2:30 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [FOG] Shop Tour Just

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“I can already tell my shop is too small. It can't be that I have too many tools, it just can't be.” reminds me of my trip to builtmore. i noted that the bed was tiny and upon inquiring if

OK, just to close the loop on this... The electric company tested my line, and the power was 246, so no issues there. ?Turns out my electrician needed a new voltmeter. However, the machine still

I looked at the harvey guard some years ago because I though I could fit it on my old Robinson. I'm not sure it will handle a 16" blade or a 12" with scoring. If no scoring, it should work. Dave

I received a message from Harvey doing an intro offer on their saw guard.? At first look, it appears to be a reasonable copy of the others where have seen here, and takes 12" blades and 52" cutting

i have the festool guide with holes but no festool router. i put blue tape on guide and router base a thin line on both for hole location reference. diligently referenced guide for every row and

Just sayin :)....(see attached photo) Randy, you accomplished the same at a 10th the cost. My day started out pretty good but now... -- Kerry Smith Gotham Woodworks www.gothamwoodworks.com

Randy, Well it is German product, so if Barth had 50% off on the Barth 500 table, I would place my order now :) https://rangate.com/products/barth-lift-table-500v-vakuulift James [email protected]>

Barth workbench table top is 30mm thick. Laminating 3/4" and 1/2" 4x8 BB plywood with laminate sheet on the face and bottom would work, roughly $250 material cost. Using LR32, you can drill those

Randy, what you have was/is my plan but so far i have not found an articulating table in my budget. there is also lack of space. i will need to find space for what i store in the cabinet below the

bill, when i got it (used) there was dust on the clean side. i completely removed and replaced old gasket. i definitely had drop in suction prompting me to check and found filter plugged. so i

I agree 110% I made my table for around $1100.? Found the lift table for $600 and added the wheels and the Paulk/MFT top for about another $300 I personally think a Barth table should be no more than