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Thanks @ahazi. I've been thinking of retrofitting one of my laser levels for this purpose, but never had the time. Didn't know I could buy a green laser unit like this. I ordered it directly. Was told

David, From what your originally described, I don’t think this is a coplanar issue. Although, it might turn out to be. If your board catches the lip of the outfeed table at one side of the machine

Awesome Dennis. always good to have a drawing ? imran

thanks David. that is exactly what i needed. imran

On Wed, Nov 25, 2020 at 06:11 PM, Shawn Kammerer wrote: > > Hi David, > I've had my 941 running nonstop for about 2 1/2 years and have put a lot > of material through it. I think it's time to turn the

Thanks Patrick Initially, I could not imagine I'd put through anywhere near 5000 board feet.? Then, I wondered what this means!? If I prepare a face and edge on a 10' board across the jointer say

I uploaded the Felder drawing to files/manuals and drawings/Felder tenoning plate.pdf Dennis

Details here Imran: https://flic.kr/p/2iWwojJ <https://flic.kr/p/2iWwojJ> This is identical to the Felder supplied screw: https://www.mcmaster.com/93070A213/ <https://www.mcmaster.com/93070A213/> I

I think I ground the knives in the Oliver ITCH head about 3 years ago. That's in a shop with 4 full time furniture makers. They still don't really need it, which is great since the grinding is a

I put a spiral head from Byrd on my JP.? I got it from Felder, Carl was? looking to let it go cheap? because they were no longer installing them? having developed their own? So I think I got it

thanks Mac. good to know. imran

Imran Always a good idea to move from right to left and vice versa down knives wear the same. Also always trim the material ends before planning . Don’t pile wood on floors that were the dirt is. On

Hi David,I've had my 941 running nonstop for about 2 1/2 years and have put a lot of material through it. I think it's time to turn the cutters because there are a few nicks here and there, but they

Hey David, I don’t own a dual51, but I do have carbide insert heads. In the last 12 months, about how many board feet have you put through the machine? Unless you processed 5,000ish board feet, I

can someone share the slider nut screw details. i got the plate but it did not come with any nut or screws. not sure if it is a flange head or a washer is used with a different type. appreciate the

Tom, thanks for taking the time to share the details. i find this very interesting but just to be sure you have an OSB sub floor (albeit multiple layers). i assume the membrane is next but not sure if

I was looking at? their? large disk sander. So I wrote them a? letter inquiring into? the flatness of the disk? the? total indicator run out and the? class of bearings in the thing. THEY SENT

imran, ? Yeah it's not really cost effective, but I wanted to try it and see what happened.? If I do it again I would just resaw 4 or 5 qtr? hardwood once and screw and plug it down. I did it

My dual51 has tersa head but for your mentioned concern, I have been jointing on front (near operator) of cutterhead and try to plane most often on the back. This may actually wear the feeding

Hi, having used my Dual51for about 12 months just recently, I noticed the carbide inserts need attention. The closest half of the cutter block has worn faster than the back half (as I find it