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Reading this email a bit deeper. I have the Buldog 3 in 950mm or 37". I chose it over the SCM because it was much heavier. It had a 36x75 belt instead of 36x60 .. It was 5 years ago and I can't

Which “Portland”? David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/ https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/

I built a very basic one. It has worked well for me and I keep saying I build a better one. But since the basic one does what I need it to do I have yet to build a better nicer one. I have seen some

I own a Houfek 950 Single Head Wide Belt Sander. I purchased it in 2016. Happy to answer any questions you may have. When I bought it, it was between the Houfek 950 and the SCM 1 single head. I went

Give Chris Peterson at comprehensiverepair.com. He repairs WB and might have an opinion. He has always answered my questions and I've bought spare parts from him. Dave ________________________________

What is the planer looking bar on the Houfek? Dave Davies [image: image.png] -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Anyone familiar with the quality and reliability of the Houfeks? At that pricing i might back out of the used scm Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

I have a full price list of Houfek, they are made in Czech. Smaller Houfek sander say Bulldog 3, with platen, working width 650mm/7.5hp, starts at 10k Euro, if you apply 30% discount as per the email

It was in Portland.

In what city you find the KF00? Was it in the Chicago area? Thanks, Karl

Suggestion is to make a basic one first, learn from usage of that and decide if it's worthwhile to either buy a commercially available one or develop a version better suited for one's needs and

FWIW, I have 2 types of extension tables that go on Flat bar - F type. Assuming this is what you have on this machine, both of these have adjustment screws to make the table level with machine

I have the same issue with my A3-26, and I've been advised by Felder's customer service to raise the bar on the infeed side of the machine that holds the fence. This will obviously lift the infeed end

Apparently the FW 850 will be debuting in August at the IWF. Search continues.

Hit send too soon on the draft, I think this is the detail you were looking for. Credit to my former neighbor who owned the saw before I did for doing this. It's very nice. [image:

Your suspicion is spot on

How many times pushing on the door? that says Pull did it take to realize the error?

That Houfek CINDY machine looks neat. I ultimately opted for the North State 16” machine, but would be terribly curious to hear if anybody has/had any experience with the Houfek machines,

https://www.instagram.com/bedrosianwoodworks/ Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

I’ve heard that fellow by the name of Bedrosian sells one. I am not sure how a person finds one, or what they cost. I admit I have not looked that hard. I plan to make one today. The first attempt