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Off Topic: It looks like Mafell has finally revised their smaller format plunge router: https://produkte.mafell.de/en/mortising/hand-router/hand-router-lo-55 Not a very polished video, but it gives a

Hi Todd, Is this still available? I'm in Wisconsin. Also, have you sold your Mac clamps already? I figured you must have, the post was six months ago. Thanks, Kyle

The Square Head Thread. [Archive] woodworkforums.comIn late 1800’s sq heads on jointer were outlawed. New round head projections are only 1 or 2 mm so if your hand hits it bounces off . Same with

I'm preparing to sell my K975 saw, which will be available in July hopefully when my new saw should be here. I'm located in Aromas, northern California, about 1.5 south of San Francisco. The saw is 3

Hi Todd I am very interested in the dado set. However, I am in Australia. So logistically payment and shipping Ali Well be a bit more challenging. Warm regards Clinton Freer

Thanks! -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

MAN/Manual (hand fed) vs MEC/Mechanical (power fed) is used to indicate whether it is safe to use one or the other. In this case its related to the projection of the jointer knives. Here's a brief

I’m curious - what is MAN rating? -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

Hi Richard, as I indicated it's to provide proper support to the knives and maintain the MAN rating of the head.........Regards, Rod.

Hello, I sold my K700s a little while back and the buyer had no interest in these. They were lightly used in a hobbyist shop, and the carbide has never been rotated. 800$ shipped anywhere in the

PK I had similar experience with my SCM S7, If I setup the speed and infeed/outfeed pneumatic pressure correctly, there will be no marks even at 0.1mm, also, if I feed the stock against the grain,

Thanks. The document is perfectly matched to my almost 20 year old a3-31 and I'm glad to have it because of the detail it provides. I was just curious about why it is so specific about the cutterhead

They had the Hofmann J/P and two shapers at IWF in 2020. Utterly beautiful! (not cheap!) They had signed up too late for a booth on the main machinery floor, so were located more obscurely amongst the

Gerry, I've forwarded your post to a contact at Felder USA, hopefully you receive a call or email from them........Regards, Rod. P.S. With so many people at Ligna it may take a few days for a

Hi, that's a document that's almost 20 years old. If you're trying to setup a machine with the cartridge knife system (what this document is intended for) then it needs to be set correctly to that

Yes Joe, Rudy is his name. He told me recently about moving a huge piece of lead that was part of a sailboat keel. Sounded like quite an adventure! Marlowe [email protected]> wrote:

So, I'm hearing that the Minimax FS41ES and FS52ES have the excellent parallelogram jointer design.?? How do the lower end FS41E / FS41C range compare?? Does anyone know? -Aaron

Marlowe, I learned a lot from your unpacking of the Panhans. Mac’s crating was excellent and the way he used lumber to secure the pieces parts in the crate was revelatory for me. Your rigging friend

yeah, I have the same impression that SCM's J/P and CNC shaper is better than Felder's. If I were to upgrade, for sure I would buy SCM. James wrote:

Marlowe, Mac is Meister quality in all his dealings! Joe