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I bought this design from on you tube. Every body loves the comfort of them and I think meets the comfort of all ages. The design is easy to scale up or down. I just imported the design in to my cnc

I sourced all standard fittings from Air Handling https://airhand.com/ There are others but these guys had an organized website, decent prices and were responsive to emails and phone calls.? I

Having just received an F900z, I'm very intrigued by this thread. In general, is a copecrafter type sled more desirable than using the sliding table, or a substitute for those with machines without a

Thanks everyone for the suggestions.? I really appreciate it.? The Michael Fortune looks comfy with the concave back and seat but missing the wide flat arms to hold beverages.? The Andy Rae has

Many thanks for taking time to respond and attach pdf, Allen. You say you "Just need to separate the machines ...." I presume I merely need to locate a few attaching bolts and pull .. Are the cables

I have this machine. It is fabulous. I bought it for a specific job which was supposed to be a regular batch production run situation. That didn't come to fruition and it largely sits collecting dust.

Thanks! this is awesome and just the understanding I needed. Can I ask how long your hose is for the drop? 10ft? Also how high is your joint from the floor? Thanks again! -- *Drew Tosh* *Designer /

Thanks! I also need to expand my system so those prices really help!!!

I’m currently using a Clearvue CV1800 which was great until I added the AD941 and started using it for planing. It just creates to many chips for the cyclone to gravity dumb into my 55 gallon

Blast Gate Company sells Nordfab-compatible ductwork (most of mine is from there), including 5" ball joints: https://blastgateco.com/Clamp-Together/CT-Floor-Sweeps-Ball-Joints.php

You might try Air Handling Systems. The do custom sizes and connectors.

MY new best known method is to either hire a professional rigger and direct ship (expensive) or travel and get myself. Sent: Tuesday, June 1, 2021 12:56 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

On Tue, Jun 01, 2021 at 11:58:11AM -0700, pat_steveking via groups.io wrote: | Any 'how-to' advice or tips would be very much appreciated! Assuming your 2003 is like my 2004, it's straightforward.

Rockler lists it on their page for $200 for the 5”,

Cliff, At age 72, I know what you mean. I sat in an Andy Rae chair at MASW, and thought that it was more comfortable than most. It would be more so if curves were added. The Michael Fortune garden

Maybe.? Entirely depends on whether it survives crating and shipping . . . -- Michael Garrison Stuber -- Michael Garrison Stuber

Went for 1,050. I started looking through the stuff there — a veneer saw sold for $950? What a steal…

Thanks Brian. Looked and found a “ball joint” from Nordfab but it is only available in even duct sizes. Based on the 120mm outlet of my RL, I sized my ducts for 5”, so no luck there…

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Good evening, I have a 2003 model CF731 combination machine. It looks as if urethane hungry animals have been eating the rim of the friction wheel of my Felder. Has anyone any experience of getting at