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You will sell the A3-31 in a heartbeat. I sold mine to a FOGger . /g/felderownersgroup/message/103077 But you can also list in Craigslist. You will get a LOT of serious inquiries.

Hi all, I have a call into my rep at Felder, but wanted to ask here as well. I have a 12” A3-31 Hammer Jointer/Planer and a Hammer N4400 17” amongst my woodworking tools that I’m planning to

This guy spent $150 to build the jig like CopeCrafter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKvfhQYIcq4&ab_channel=BrianCNC James [email protected]> wrote:

When My planer is having feed issues? It is the Table. I have to clean the pitch and resin off it using any cleaner Mineral Spirits works.? You could use 409? or anything really Then I apply a

Hi Joel: Thanks for your reply. I would personally much rather use aluminium extrusion rather than the timber that David Z. has used. This is certainly what I’ve done, following many others. But

Thanks. ?I will be emailing David Best, and hope he will sell me a swing down mount for the pressure jaws along with a micro adjust for the thickness stop. ?Great videos! enclosed a picture of my

Hi Mike , not tape to lift it , to deaden the squeal some. This is where i put the tape… Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

OK The search for a Capable Process has been pursued, using comments from the FOG Success and repeatability has been achieved The template was modified with a 30 mm overlap from the edge to allow a

Hi Joel: For endgrain work, I use the Aigner Contermax for very small furniture parts only. Larger cuts call for the tenon plate, short crosscut fence, and Mac’s clamps, as per David B’s style.

Thanks Mark. Thought it was for pressure after the infeed roller. I like the idea of tape to lift it ever so slightly. Too many folds to bend it evenly (and that doesn’t seem right anyway).

I use the Aigner CounterMax (coping sled) if I’m making a single door. I have experienced some inconsistent registration using the Aigner CounterMax at times, but it’s pretty rare. It helps if the

It is not a pressure plate, it is a chip deflector and that is it’s only purpose. Do NOT push it down , obviously you wouldn’t do that if you wanted it up but if you find that you bent it up too

I searched topics but didn’t find what I was looking for. ?New to me J/P wasn’t self feeding (planer). ?Not too much figuring to decide there’s too much pressure from the plate (ascertained by

Good resources, thank you for sharing, I have heard of the Copecrafter stuff but never knew the real name or where to find them, and it was always from people who "used to work in a cabinet shop". My

I am working on dialing in a "go to" custom profile for the rails and stiles of panels. ?I found that in a cutterhead from Great Lakes with custom knives (see pictures). ?Everything else I have is

For a change there is good description of the saw features in the listing. Interesting features: Integral manual length compensation to keep flip stops accurate at angle Not sure if this is similar to

Joel, Thanks for great post on the making of Shutter louvers. Excellent details on jigs and supplies/suppliers. With all this info I will be making my own shutters. Colin Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Do they speak English in What? No... it would be "Do they speak German in What?" ?LOL

All kidding aside, Felder retort won’t hold water. Having a fixed table in front for profiling long stock and a sliding table on the side for short xcut is an ideal setup. At least for the work I

Say "What?" Again! Do they speak English in What? [email protected]> wrote: -- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd (at Shaw Blvd) St Louis, MO 63110 314.772.2167