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Thanks Jonathan and David, I’ve had JoinerCAD for a few months, I’m pretty familiar with it. It definitely speeds up carcass and shelf creation, but it still requires the drudgery of importing STP

As an addition to David's suggestion, this might be another to suit your needs: https://www.joinercad.com/en Ran into this Youtube video showing some of it's capabilities and although I not that

Thanks David, The spreadsheets are exactly what I am trying to develop! I will taking an in-depth look at your post and try to write one for my project. I appreciate your offer to DM and I will take

Chad that micro adjust you designed is really cool! Would love to see images and feed back on the finished article. wrote: -- Kindest Regards Jonathan Samways www.fineinteriorwoodwork.com

I sold my compound-miter-saw setup once I got my Felder slider.? I have done angled crosscuts on crown-moulding type boards with the slider.? You can do them, but it doesn't work quite as well.? If

I'm interested in the STL.? You should be able to upload that into the Files section here on the FOG. Is that the LP02 model?? That's the one I used on my rip fence DRO.? I made a housing out of

I concur with rmarkiewicz@...! Kind regards, Brian D. Milidrag Cell 248.7 <(248)%20283-8118>65.8411 brian.milidrag@...

Hi everyone. I designed a simple enclosure for the cheap Chinese DRO on AliExpress. I've been using it for a few weeks and it works well and is accurate. If anyone wants the STL, let me know. I also

To answer PK’s poll – 3 & 4. Every tool has its place. Things I use a miter saw for: -? Cutting baseboard, window and door casings. Much easier to handle a 16’ run of baseboard on a miter saw

My compound miter saw is in a large workstation built just for it. It is over 30 years old and is still quite precise. The detente for angles are right on. I have the dust collection issue resolved.

I've used mine alot for cutting crown mouldings in their "nested" position between the miter saw base and fence to avoid having to do compound miters. Not sure how easy this would be on a slider (I

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I kept it for work outside the shop, in the shop I use it for quick cuts that don’t need precision. It is rarely needed though to where it’s just taking up space and was thinking of getting the

That’s encouraging, I’ll let you know the outcome in a few days when my brother pops over to help out. Thanks Alex

Mine now lives in the shed when one of the neighbours doesn’t have it. Regards, Rod

9. Other I sold my Kapex years ago to help pay for my Mafell Erika 70, which is my on-site "bench-top" cross-cutting saw. That was ~10+ years ago, and I haven't missed owning a miter saw. The Erika

Same as Jonathan Samways, I use it to cut down long stock. It lives on a furniture dolly behind the slider. Similarly, where I used to use the track saw all the time, I’ve only used it twice in the

The slider doesn’t fit in the back of the truck for site moulding installation. I love my Kapex, it’s got some serious mileage on it but I know I can still rely on it for installs.

Alex, Larger one is the start cap and the symptoms match. So hoping all will work once you replace it ? Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

The slider eliminated my miter saw, track saw, and MFT (sold this, and built a better version). I use an old 6” circular saw for cross-cutting very long rough boards. Having a small shop, the slider