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You might consider laying as many as will fit edge to edge and on a long table, butted to a stop on one end. Clamp the stack horizontally. Lay over and affix a jig to guide a routers with a surfacing

Jonathan, I have never considered the fact that morticing attachment being attached to J/P runs at a diff RPM than FD250. My dual51 lists 60Hz RPM as 5640 and FD250 lists RPM as 3000. I have never

Nope, no lathe at all… keeping my eyes out for a small CNC lathe if I ever come across one. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Thanks Robert, but I'm all set in that department.? I have a Hardinge HLV-H.? I bet Brian has one too.

Imran, My mortiser is mounted in the planer arbor so runs whatever speed that is.? I have never run birds mouth so can't compare but the end mills cut to size and the finish is good.? 1/2" is my

Howard, See this post /g/felderownersgroup/message/110956 These come in 10’ length so yoh can just cut it to what you need. make sure you measure with blade at 45 deg. As for

earthlink.net One of these days I'll figure out how to do this correctly.

Regarding old iron as in a lathe?? I have a circa mid-1960's Cazeneuve Lathe 360 HBX French tool room lathe that is available.? Contact me off line at woodewe@...

I need to replace the saw and shaper dust hoses in my 19 year old KF 700. All of the plastic has disintegrated so I can’t get an accurate measure of length. Anyone know the correct lengths and

Mike, I searched, there was one in NW on craigslist in Jan but the post is deleted. I use this search engine: http://www.searchalljunk.com/index.php?q=planer+moulder I wonder if you can rent one from

Mike, I sold my 718 couple of yrs ago for around $2400. So anyone selling likely will go to craigslist first. That is what I did. If slot depth is important than milling from bottom will be optimal.

Hi Imram. I checked ebay and didn’t see any Woodmasters. Any ideas where I should look? I’m in California. Slot depth is fairly important, tie height is not. We build track panels 10 feet in

Jonathan, I was discouraged from exploring end mills due to low RPM of FD250. If you think they slot better than birdsmouth, can you share what you use? Have you tried larger than 1/2”? I would like

Mike W, Just FYI, Woodmaster has a moulding option that allows you to add a router on the infeed and another on the outfeed. Woodmaster offers a poly bed for mouldings but you can just buy a sheet and

Imperial and .100 per rev, some were .125” per rev. I have the vertical head, horizontal support arm and the rigid table. I’ve run just about all different types of mills and if I had my choice,

Great stuff ! What a rich resource you guys are. Here are some thoughts on your excellent replies. First, Mark T's dwg is correct for the ties. They are 1.5" thick, ~ 16 inches long and 2-1/2" high.?

Brian, Everyone has a price.? Does yours have imperial or metric dials?

I have a Deckel FP1, but it’s not available… :-) Even with my CNC mill, I still use the Deckel for certain things. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Standard tie spacing is ~20", so at this scale would be ~4", which yields 6,000'. That said, this is likely a model of an older railway when tie spacing was less standardized, so it could vary

I have one I use on my CF741.? I've owned it for a year and used it in a couple dozen separate set ups.? It's quick and easy to roll into position and cam locks securely.? It sets up fast to layout