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Rust and Steve, Excellent,well done! Love seeing the different ways we approach this DRO mount, hopefully give others inspiration. I remember making mine and getting excited whilst working it all out.

I need to sell my 2007 CF741, fob Houston. Single owner. I also have a shop built, solid maple work bench. I built it at the Philadelphia Furniture Workshop in 2007. It is 27" by 90" and 30" tall.

On Tue, Jan 2, 2024 at 05:13 PM, Steven B wrote: Steve, I drilled and tapped the head of the large black factory bolt. ?On my flip stops, that bolt will normally rotate with the flip stop so I used a

Dan, a couple additional comments about that Whitehill 190mm cutter. Whitehill can make custom profile knives with a cutting width up to about 75mm. Also, if you’re thinking of running it underneath

Dan, I don’t know if this is the kind of thing you’re after, but I have had this 190mm Whitehill panel cutter (in steel rather than aluminum) since 2002 and love it specifically because of the

Wow, Rusty! Super nice. How is the DRO housing attached to the flip stop? Steve

? Steven B. Thank you for the info. I’ve been looking for a rip fence display housing as well. I have the rest of the system picked out. I’m going to use the Siko MA503/2 for my rip fence

Thank you all for the replies, it looks like the profile with add on molding will need to be at least 60mm wide so the larger 75mm knife would be ideal. I will look into the Whitehill catalog once

Steve, ?Those look nice! ? I finished up my today as well. . -Rusty.

Wade, Parts?3686K11 and 3686K15 (x2) I trimmed off the flanges and then rounded them to match on the router table, prior to cutting it to length (1.625"). I've got enough leftover to make a rip fence

Steven B, Looks nice! Which housing did you use from McMaster-Carr? Thx, Wade

Happy new year, FOG! Here's my entry into the DRO contest ? - I sourced some aluminum PCB housing from McMaster, cut it to size and cut a hole for the DRO to fit into the face. Welded up a simple

Whitehill sells a panel cutter that is 190mm under or over. According to Brent at dovetail timberworks the larger cutter can accept knives upto 75mm x 15mm. They can custom grind knives of any

HI Dan: It probably depends on how much you want to spend? I have a custom cabinet set from Rangate which gives a simple shaker profile (which I requested) and machines a 20mm tongue and groove. As

I've got a ~1,000 mile interstate move comming and I've opted to crate some of my larger tools (and leave some new tools in their factory crate, such as the K700S) to make it easier to ship and

I thought about adding a spline afterwards but the downside is it will need another molding in the back like you say and that seems like too much work to achieve in a cabinet door. Is there

Not sure if it’s possible to flush mount unless the panel raiser has a recess where the cap screw fits down. Way back I had a custom cutter made for this that was boarderline dangerous to run. Any

Bob, I you want me to look into what could possibly activate the brake please share a copy of your schematic here or privately. At some time, the brake board design was updated where the brake board

I was not operating it when this happened. Had been sitting for a few hours.

I'd also like a couple for a K500 if you can make them. Price set yet? Bryan Crum