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I don’t own a Felder jointer/planer, but I follow a similar process to Tom. The first time I did it on my 20” Byrd head, I felt like I got sold a bag of goods. Every bit of marketing material

Hi Roger! The first question I would ask is: "When you rotated your inserts, did you fully remove them and clean all of the resin and dust off the tooling head and back side of the inserts?" Most of

Jay, what is the slider length on this saw? Brad

So I got my torque wrench. Removed, rotated, refitted, tightened. Haven’t used it much but today planing a wide board and I notice that I’ve got some inserts slightly badly fitted…I faffed

Thanks PK whenever you get a chance. Magswitch told me they are coming out with 2 different bases this fall one mounts directly to the post base of small feeders and a larger one that will have a

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Yes. I thought of that too while I was trying to get adjusted. I made sure the nuts on the backside were loose as well. It did not result in any additional movement for me. Great! That it worked for

Mark, I can send you some pics.? I use it with my Comatic DC40.? Could use larger magnets, but it does work. PK

I’ve not used Fusion since designing the cart last summer. I’m now designing a version of my he North bc Bennet School toolbox to house some of my hand tools and to allow limited transportability

Mark, you make a good distinction between “melamine” and high-pressure laminate (HPL). I believe the resin on the particle board is essentially that same as used in HPL, just much thinner and on a

Wasn’t that for one of those “baby” feeders? Would it work with a 1/4 or 1hp? Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

What zip code are you shipping from? I have an account with awesome FedEx rates

John, in your comparison of wood to melamine, do you mean melamine per se, or laminate more generally? "Melamine" often refers to the very thin layer applied to particle board, and has a bad

As I noted earlier in this thread: Seems like a great deal to me. Dave Davies, your observation of a software that is $8k/year subscription, or $20k purchase plus $3k annual support works out to a?~3

Jared, I have a mag base for my power feeder.? Based on the design that Andrew Klein came up with.? It works on a DC40 if you angle the magnets correctly.? But it would not be my preferred method

I am in Nashville Tn 37221 Price is 275.00 + 30.00 UPS ground as far as Minneapolis MN so far. Thanks Jack

I concur with Sang Luu about some of these large software companies and their business practices. I don’t especially like or trust Autodesk, nor Adobe - especially their business practices. Latest

I finally figured out my machine. The four bolts you loosen directly under the hinge have four corresponding nuts on the back of the machine. I loosened both the front and back on the infeed table of

This model is most definitely the norm. I've purchased many hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of software for all sorts of engineering design and still get to pay that magical yearly subscription

Ouch. Pay now or pay later. Either way, you pay!