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I really should read these posts more carefully. I didn't realize it was a homemade job on the gas strut. Regards, Bryce -- https://www.brycecomerwoodworks.com/

Tim Ruth, I didn’t anticipate the woodchuck (as I remember them as) Bees ? eating the lumber outside but covered on racks, I was more concerned about termites and vermin. Those bees are scary

Bryce, For this reason, I asked Laurie about speeding up or brake disengaging. He confirmed that it actually speeds up. So my first shot in the dark is that K1 contacts are sticking. Imran Malik

Bob, I use Four cameras: * Sony Alpha 6100 - was the main, now shared with the next camera (with a Rode wireless lavalier system) * DJI Osmo Pocket 3 * Apple iPhone 16 pro max * GoPro Hero 11 - no

Bryce, My experience with homemade gas strut is similar. I have vario4 which is pretty heavy. I don’t have video of lifting but I can start the lift with one finger. I do have a video of taking it

Great question Bob! I would like to know that too! Chris Rozycki

Hi Bryce, The Felder F48 feeder is a beast in terms of mass. Plus it has the old style collar and dual knuckle that is used to rotate it from horizontal to vertical work. if it was relegated to being

Bryce are you using the Felder stand with the comatic? [email protected]> wrote:

Ok, so here is a pic of the brake board. It should allow some adjustment, see picture, should be P1-Time to stop ?P2-Torque to stop faster. It is a fine balance, the board can wear out over time

Sounds like the brake board might need some adjustment. I will look for some documentation and get back to you. There are two pots to adjust, and it only takes the slightest tweek to make a

Reading through the comments on this thread, its really interesting to hear that some people are still finding lifting the feeder a bit of a chore even with the gas strut assisted bracket. I just got

Maybe slightly off topic, but wondering if the members would be willing to share what gear they use to shoot shop videos? Especially if you self-shoot without an assistant. Are you using a phone?

As you get older flipping the feeder up is more of a chore. I use a nylon strap around the feeder and a small chain hoist to raise or lower it, no risk of an injury to myself or the feeder. Regards,

Philip, Carpenter bees are a real pest. They do love redwood. Glad it worked out for you in the end. Tom Ruth

I have? standard PF with Vario4 on KF700. In 20+ yrs I believe couple of times the joints were not as tight as they needed to be while I was tilting. So I suggest locking the joint with memo pin

My friend was gracious enough to run the full 2016 BGHM document through Google Translate, I've uploaded to the FOG Files section here:

Thanks for the update! I was watching this closely as I really like the smart stand features but didn’t know if it would work with the Felder tilt away bracket. Seems like an easy fix. Well done.

OK, my plan worked. I was able to fabricate a 5/8" thick piece of steel to insert between the lift assist bracket and the tilting mount. That provided just enough room to move the smart stand base so

?What a pain to install the short hose for under the spindle dust collection on KF700. I did spend some time to find 80 mm hose but did not find much other than Felder and McMaster Carr. I went with

Many thanks for mentioning this on the Creek recently Joe, Never came across this, though the UK HSE stuff mentioned aplenty, with thanks also to Dave for the translation. Must look up Guido Henn to