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Hi Imran, No master link, they all look the same. I used to ride bicycles a lot when I was younger and did my own bike maintenance.? All the links in the chain are the same, so to remove a bike

Hi gang, Long time since my last post :-( I need to replace my second Felder hose that literally disintegrated from the heat here in Wine Country.? Any quality hoses that you would recommend?

I too am following this thread. David is my benchmark and I find it interesting that he felt it necessary to add the DRO to his multirouter. JDS even thinks the Accruate height DRO is a needed option.

Thanks for all the comments. It has been a very interesting thread. I’m quite interested in the comparisons between the panto router and the multi router, and whether one can do something the other

Dennis, i do not know anything about F38 but just a thought, is there a removable link on the chain? maybe that is what you mean by breaking the chain. just a thought. imran

I have a seldom used F38 feeder that needs repair.? I set it up the other day and turned it on without a load or any pressure.? I heard some grinding, a crack, and two wheels quit turning. Upon

Has anyone used that disc sander? Dont have one yet for the shop and this looks like an interesting variation with the hand cranking.

I have recently been thinking about getting a pantorouter but coming from the multi router it just seams rinky dink however I haven’t put my hands on one seems good enough for hobby work from what I

I love the Pantorouter...such a hugely versatile machine. I find new ways to use it every time I use it. I wanted to use it on my latest project but the Domino seemed like a better choice. But yeah, I

David, I had seen all the links you listed before. The unique feature of the Panto Router is the pantograph which scales in X and Y. Yes, it is a horizontal router like MultiRouter. It must be a

I beg to differ. Mathias has been resourceful, but he is hardly the inventor of this contraption. The guy knocked off the MultiRouter about 8 years ago, first in wood, then it evolved to the current

James, the next time I pull it out for a project I will more fully document the DRO. At the present, the MultiRouter is tucked away in it’s locker to yield room for other projects. MultiRouter

Jason, PantoRouter is not really a copy of MultiRouter. Panto Router was invented by Matthias Wandel, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wZ1v4PIsYI&ab_channel=MatthiasWandel.

Hear you and identify on the long term memory thing. Mine often lasts only from the bedroom to the bathroom, never until morning. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, October 31, 2020

I haven't seen the Pantorouter first hand yet, just all the IG woodworkers using it. As a long time Multirouter user, I agree with David that it looks a little cheap on the build quality. Again, the t

David, Can you show us the 3-axis DRO on your MultiRouter? James [email protected]> wrote:

I recently purchased a Pantorouter. My main purpose was to use it if for m&t angled joinery on chairs. My first use was cutting m&t joints (aprons/legs) on a white oak dining table. Once I got it set

Hi Eric - Thanks for the kind words. my website still has my old shop info. That and a couple dozen project photos are on the to-do list. I keep a caliper next to the sander, one in my apron and

Hi Robert, Sangluu used grizzly guard only. not sure if that would work for you. see this thread. /g/felderownersgroup/message/107590 imran

The PantoRouter is a value-engineered (cost-reduced reinterpretation) of the MultiRouter which has been around for decades (and superior build quality in my view). In some sense, what they’ve done