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I was going to switch to t3 because I thought it produced a harder glue line (higher solids) which is preferable for commercial veneer, even though I have not had issues with t2 for 25ish years. These

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TB III is the only PVA glue in my shop. I just don't see the need for the other types. I do have Rapid Fuze wood glue as well but TB III is used more.

Hi Steve - is this machine still for sale?

?Running out of glue and since I am much more in the shop now, thinking of picking up a gal of Titebond III. It is little more than their interior basic glue but I rather not have multiple bottles.

Isn’t the top too slick in the UHMW, what would be the advantage of using it? And don’t follow why the round allows for more use than the square, is it because you can turn it if you set the head

My drill press table for the Nova is made of UHMW reinforced with steel. There is the addition of a Wixey laser as well as a bicycle down light. Note that the sacrificial centre disk is round (rather

On the Radial drill press, the column is round, but when the head is moved up or down, there is no deflection of the head (and not the table as that is fixed). ?Nothing changes other than up-down.

My Nova has about 0.0015 run out checking with a Gauge pin in a Jacobs chuck Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Thank you David, I’m going to break this down tomorrow and follow your guide to a tee. I may pick up a shirt and mug to go along with this the new hat my wife picked up for me. See attached.

Wade, I feel your pain on the lack of documentation. Maybe buying some merch will at least put you in the correct frame of mind: https://tinyurl.com/2p9375s9 David Best

Just to give respect where respect is earned and due, David helped me generously with that article. It is far better than it would have been otherwise. All errors remain mine, yada yada. Thanks David

I’m gathering you decided NOT to have Felder commission your machine. The dilemmas you now face might help understand why I wrote the Felder Survival Guide back in 2004. Culturally, Felder does not

Good call Brian, I’ll remember that! Wade

Man, I’m feeling like I did not get all of necessary paperwork with my machine. I just went though all of my papers I have, and there’s nothing about that bar like you show. Missing Support bar

Okay, mines at about 45mm, once I relocate those washers I should be right there. Thank You, Wade

I know, I was just making sure that everybody understands to not measure for parallel from the cast surface. That will effect the toe out of the whole fence assembly. Brian Lamb blamb11@...

I get it Brian, i was poking fun at all the crazy precision Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

Well, it will be 114mm minus whatever the aluminum extrusion width is. We don’t care about the cast surface under where the aluminum bolts on, we can’t count on the casting being as accurate as

-1mm, it overhangs a little - but don’t really need to that extreme now do we? Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/