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I plan on being there Tuesday and Wednesday.? Felder is offering tickets but I had already purchased mine 2 hours before being told about it. Steve

I have had one for about 14 years and use it works well but does not get used all that much.? ?It is a quality made product and easy to adjust.? I have used it for pattern cutting but more

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I have used it and it works well for sawing odd shaped objects with straight edges. Regards, Rod

Oh I see what you mean. That is a good hack if the height works for you. James [email protected]> wrote:

So is the Felder fence if you flip it upside down.... Although the height isn't adjustable like the Aigner, so I can see where there might be limitations, but the 3/4" or so height work I was doing,

Thank you! I appreciate it! <habacomike@...> wrote:

No. The Sawboy jig is positioned above the blade. James [email protected]> wrote:

Lay your stock Felder fence in the low position upside down, you have the same thing for free. Brian Lambblamb11@...

Jarrett, that is spectacular and encouraged me to look at your website. Very impressive original work!

I have a Wixey digital protractor that is accurate to 0.1 degrees. Through trial and error I've set my sliding saw to create half of an icosidodecahedron coffee table. I'd love to own a Bridge City

A sine plate and set of gage blocks are as accurate as anything mentioned on here and the prices are between $19 and $3000.? Additionally, they can be used to hold the work, not just transfer an

Hi Mac, I don’t do that French miter often. It’s ok for just a few sash if trying to match something. It saves getting custom knives ground but if a larger quantity buying knives is more

I have the sawboy on a kf700sp and being able to find tune connected to the rip fence makes it a dream to work with for any straight cuts. Really handy for copy template work. Easy to install/remove

Hi Joe, Can’t say I’ve ever done the French style sash, but I have a question for you. Do you use the rubber profile to attach the screen and then add a stop? Thanks for all your brilliant

I do not have it, but Aigner sawboy does exactly like the L-fence jig does, it mounts on the rip fence. You can mount your L-fence jig to the rip fence on the slider too. Aigner sawboy's build and

Rusty, The arbor/throat plate/housing on the the Fleder table saw isn't too small to accommodate such a large head? 55mm is more than double the max dado the saw supports.

I wonder if someone has experience using the Aigner Sawboy jig? When I had a regular cabinet saw I used to work with a L fence jig for cutting patterns using templates (I find it more accurate then

Rusty, The Whitehill head is a large 200mm head that I use in the saw. I have the smaller limiter head for the shaper. The recessed head will work for the outside corners but for the bars a custom

Yes, it looks like others like the French miter approach too so that's good. You've got a good machine that won't limit you for this project so that is nice! B