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Albert: Thanks for the shop pics. You really pack it in. I was reminded of how the bandsaw can be positioned quite effectively in the dead zone off to the right and behind the sliding table saw (when

I've received a Felder 40mm profile cutter head as shown in the attached images. My 55mm Whitehill profile head uses 55mm knives although the slots holding the cutters are similar dimensions as my

Thank you Chris! This was very helpful. Yeah, when I engage my clamp the handle definitely moves laterally away from the object being clamped, perhaps 3-5mm, I'll measure when I get out to the Shop

Hi Tom, I’ve attached a video of my clamp strip. Mine seems tight and precise. Hopefully the video is helpful. Regards, Chris Perren 512-415-6951 Sent: Sunday, November 15, 2020

Bob, I would be interested in see photos of some of your Templates, Maybe under another thread. Mark Foster

I recently received a new Aigner Clamp Strip from Felder and noticed that the lever/handle used to actuate the clamping element has some lateral movement when activating the clamp, and was wondering

Hi Dave Here are some photos taken 2.5 years ago, there has been some changes since then but still look very much as is now, once my Ti145 arrives in Jan/Feb 2021 I will post up new photos, anyhow

Albert, I'd like to see some pictures of your shop setup to see how you have it all arranged. Thanks, Dave Davies wrote:

my workshop is 9m x 6m, (27 x 18), slightly larger than the smaller rectangle you have. I used to have a full size combi (2500mm slider, 410mm wide T/P combo) I went separate about 2 years ago, I

If you have the clearance on the jointer side to position the feeder as shown below, I think you’ll find this makes raising and lowering it a lot easier. David

A lot of the forces and balance depend greatly upon where you position the feeder when you are tilting it up and down. I have the smaller 3 wheel feeder, F38 and it still isn’t too powerful when I

I moved the bracket down lower so I could easily mount the spring (only had to compress about a 32nd of an inch) just to see how it would work. For my feeder I think the spring is too powerful. I can

I used the 250lb strut, did you try to compress it with a Bessey parallel face clamp, the one that look similar to this: Mine are older K-body clamps, but same idea. Stretch the clamp over the

Hi Bob: What an insightful post. I love asking the “why” whether of politics, religion, family, woodworking, etc. The “why” reveals the basis of decisions/views and often exposes

I have a Hammer C3 41 and like it. I want to clarify one minor (major?) issue about the fence. On the C3 41, the table saw and the jointer do NOT share a rip fence. There is a dedicated table saw rip

Ok. I think the bracket size, mounting position and gas spring specification are critical. That is why you will cannot attach the gas spring. You should not use manpower to install it, otherwise,

It's a big lift, the homebrew version of the felder bracket. My machine is too old for the felder version. I'm thinking I have the bracket too high and that my spring my by oversized. I have a 250lb

Jeff, Are you installing the Felder Gas spring assistance for the tilt-away bracket? If it is Felder's, loosening the top black screws and bottom nuts (do not remove the bottom nuts) should give you

One more point to add. I mounted the bottom bracket such that I have to compress the spring more than an inch so I need to rotate the bracket all the way off the bolts. Should I mount the bracket

That's too bad about your flight and test. For the spring, I am able to compress it with a pioe clamp but it takes a lot of effort. I tried using a string to tie it but it was more like a small rope