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Howard, see this msg & thread /g/felderownersgroup/message/94199

Very nice advices, I tested with a square on the crosscut fence, but Brian's square is too small to reach the parallel fence from my outrigger fence. I also use the adjustable square for small

What grease should be used in jointer bearings and shaper spindles? thanks Howard

Parts will be available, it’s the same stuff we are using in the current manufacture. We just got in a whole bunch more of the linear rails, so we have everything on hand for any upgrades that are

The prototype version of my stop setter was made of wood, with magnetic latches to the case iron top. Over the past few years, a few people on FOG asked for the parts list and copied the design. So

I use my parallel fences everyday, and even with my aging eyeballs I can just go to my hairline pointers on the crosscut and parallel fence and get less than .010” difference, which is generally

You are not missing anything, my experience has been if you 0 the parallel stop to the blade by bringing it up to the tooth it’s close enough for most work but there is nothing wrong trying to be

How can it get any easier or reliable than the process illustrated in Brian’s video? Just use an adjustable square. Am I missing something? Although I do need to upgrade my DRO Lamb parallel to the

I like David's solution for equalizing the parallel fences but I think it can be simplified by using a magnetic base to hold it to the cast iron table instead of the very accurate base that David

Thanks Brian. I misunderstood; thought you had these spares. No worries. imran

Ask here, whoever has upgraded has them (I don't have them send them back as I don't want to deal with used parts and shipping and such). Those that had two units might want to keep one for themselves

A story stick set from the rip fence is another quick and easy way to set both fences identical. Or an adjustable square off the side of the slider... I have videos on youtube showing that, search

Brian, How much are these parts? Imran

Given that we just came out with the new versions of the parallel fences that use linear rails… there are a lot of older units that got upgraded. That leaves the old measuring rod, end stop and rear

I have Felder's parallel fence, no question it is IMPOSSIBLE to set the stop precisely, simply a bad design. I like David Best's method to set the parallel fence stop to the precise position of the

I have the Felder version and it does suffer from the parallax effect but it’s close enough for general cabinetry, if i need it perfect (whatever that is) i just use my Starrett combo square set to

I have one of Brian's parallels and agree it is the one to buy. I don't use it often as I have a power feeder on a saw for ripping but when I do, I set the crosscut stop, and then use Brian's square

Very interesting, I do have lamb parallel fence (not the DRO) and tried to avoid mixing crosscut and parallel fence cuts in my design/assembly to avoid this issue. However, I like your method but I do

This has been discussed many times here. I recommend you search the archives for “parallel fence”. IMO, a better alternative to the Felder parallel fence would be one with a DRO rather than an

Specifically 430-149. I have seen a few you tube videos, but has anyone used the incra with good results? I have it for my router table and seems like a better play. Thoughts? PK