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Thanks for sharing, Mac. Jason, My approach would be to model this part up on the computer to figure out all of the jigging and fixtures. A circle will be far less headaches than an ellipse. Building

Many thanks Jonathan. Hopefully Felder will still have some that fit my machine, I'll contact them now. Davide

Hey Jason Looks like a really cool project. It seems like a balancing act between the width of the cove and the roundness of the overall base. I thought that one way that I might approach this would

Mac, Looks like Steven likes round stuff, but I don't see much that would be applicable. Thanks though! -- Jason J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406

Thanks for all the responses so far. PR? I think you are on to something there doing all the coving first on rectangular staves, then taper/bevel in one operation on the slider. I've done a number of

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Hi All, Just thought i would make a little video for those who have the short crosscut fence but are having difficulties with its accuracy. I don't have the issues that others have talked about, so

I agree with Brett’s suggestion on this. You’re better off sticking with imperial-sized rigid pipe to and including the blast gates, and necking down to metric at each machine where flex hose is

John you certainly should not do anything without their permission and if you’re not comfortable doing something like this. You have a brand new machine under warranty, so hopefully Felder will

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Interesting stuff, Mariusz. I’m hoping Felder just takes care of this, and quickly. I do not feel very comfortable fooling with this stuff, even though I have done simple things years ago such as

Correction - "static head will be even greater at 7" or 8"" should read "static head *reductions* will be even greater at 7" or 8"" . [email protected]> wrote:

To add to conversation, might make more financial sense in USA to buy 7" (not common in my experience) or 8" than to spec a special metric order. The static head will be even greater at 7" or 8",

I long ago made a 4inch thick end-grain oval table about 36" x 44" with a 3/16 x 1.24” brass band inset into the edge. It was beautiful at first. And the table top was from 10 year old hard wood

Jason, you do beautiful work. I enjoy seeing your projects on FB

It looks to me like the band is copper, quite likely very thin too. On top of that is the fact that it is recessed in the edge, so any amount of movement is likely hidden. As for the base, perhaps you

Jason, Seems like that formula is missing a weight component.? My mom had a 72" dia kitchen table with a cast iron pedestal that was about 24" dia.? It was stable because the pedestal was wicked

Imran, Long stock has its challenges too. We all know the Felder jointer is perfect for spring joints, even though 99.9999% people just want the damn flat result, LOL. James [email protected]>

Hi David, I think you may be missing an adaptor plate that bolts on to the main machine.? Mine is a CF741 so a little later model but the pins on your mortiser look similar.? The ends of the

Hi James, I failed to mention that what I stated has happened to me multiple times with long stock 8-10 ft. I tried my best to vary PF angle, which is not hard to do, with no 100% guarantees. In