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I hate to ask but when i click on the link i dont find the crazy horse? Sorry - am i just missing it? wrote: Thank you Michael

I made one myself and it is seriously worth its weight in gold..I cannot ever see myself not having one..a true life and back saver is you handle sheet goods..as for the panel handler..I have one of

Are you doing a lot with sheet goods? E.g. what are you going to use it for? A CHD takes up a lot less space than a panel handler. Are you sure you don’t have room? Maybe you could stow it in the

The CHD is being made available again by West Oak Studios https://westoakstudios.com/contact-westoak-studios/ The ready to assemble kit is $295.? Now comes the hard part.? I don't have maneuvering

I received this from Felder a while back, hope this helps.

Greg I have a 1992 Combo which is as near as damn it the current green hammarite, If memory serves, the 1st machine I saw in the smooth dark green was the one I demonstrated at an exhibition in the

Thanks, That video is the base for what I am trying to do. His RiP Fence housing is way bigger than mine, so this is the area I am gonna adjust. The principle is the same. Bill

I don’t think it’s the same colour throughout the BF6 production years. I have a 1996 and a 1999 and the darker colour is the same on both, but the earlier machine's planer/thicknesser section is

Mac , I did not get the BF441. Ed Jarvis ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2021 1:41 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [FOG]

https://youtu.be/Y4BU1pLqTmU <https://youtu.be/Y4BU1pLqTmU> Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Mac, If I get the BF441 next week I would like to know about the extra parts you have for the saw. It comes with a English manual, which will be a big help Felder sent be one in German which I don’t

Search for aftermarket DRO installs within this forum and you will see what a few others here have done including photos. It is a worthwhile upgrade. -- Mike B

Regular drill bits will drill cast iron just fine, you have to go slow though, like 600-1000 rpm for 1/8” to 1/4” sized holes. No oil is needed, you can drill it dry, just blow the chips/dust out

We run Dynabrade x51v sanders with 3m cubitron paper and a few assorted vacuums. I wish I could rig the vacs to auto trigger but it’s a highly effective system at catching dust and the sanders

It's a workplace culture issue on this project I'm looking at. I've already committed long ago to functional electric options in the festool system as well as the shop dust collection central system,

I agree with Jason. I have half a dozen Festool sanders combined with their dust collectors and I don't even bother wearing a dust mask or respirator. I don't have one, but I've heard Mirka is

Dave, Thanks for the idea, I hadn't considered it as an option. It is a very early machine running the twin Z section vee belts rather than the J9 Poly-vee belts so my options to change the cutter

Paul, I have to agree on the RAL paint matches. I too ordered some paint for my Format4 and the description on the invoice led me to many a google search. I ended up with RAL 5002 Ultra Marine Blue

Brett, I'd say the solution to your pneumatic sander dust collection problem is a different sander/abrasive combo. I'm running a Mirka Deros with Abralon or 3M Cubitron and sanding dust is almost

Thanks, Any advice on how to drill holes in the fence housing? Like standard multi material drill bit but slow speed? Bill