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Thanks Andy.

If you put a very small board or a cross-cut board under the Ironwood beam clamp, I can see where the rear piston of the beam clamp may want to push down more (since there's no material under that

Patrick, I think you would have to be cutting a lot of veneer or thin panels to justify one of these. At that point you might want to consider a veneer saw. Myself I would not want to be taking

I have a cnc, but my use case if probably a little different than yours, but I chose the Lamello because of the following: - I frequently assemble onsite, and need dust collection and versatility. -

Andy, I am not adverse to getting a Lamello but I already have the CNC. Would you please expand on why you prefer the Lamello? - Scott

Yes, I agree with Wade. LockDowel is for production shops with CNC making cabinets nonstop, not for hobbyists or small shops doing one or several cabinets a year. If you want to use it, you need to

I’ve used them once. Bought a Lamello right after. I much prefer the Lamello.

Sounds like you just need to own a CNC machine to use LockDowel. Unfortunately I don’t have one of them lying around! ??? Wade

Thanks for all the responses. Joe, i almost added to my original message that, "the only other time ive seen the clamp was on an auction for a T78, the goofy slider that didnt bevel". I will search

I’m hoping someone in the group has tried the product LockDowel or knows someone who has. ( https://lockdowel.com/ ) I am planning on building new kitchen cabinets and considering this product for

Imran, I haven't yet installed the 110V outlet in the middle of my shop under the CF741 as I never found a usage for it. I did put a dozen such outlets on the walls around the shop for easy access. I

New purchase k540s. the blade height mechanism is not working. It was loose from the factory and now it merely spins. Spoke with Felder and tried their recommendation but that did not work. Tried to

The Ironwood part number is: 61-300-32323 $4,000 Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote:

Response from Ridge Carbide on drilling pins holes in the CMT Dado Pro Set: Normally, we don’t have any issue modifying other manufacturer’s blades. But this set already has a “bunch” of holes

Looks like it would be about $275US for the set shipped to USA. Sure would be nice to have a metric set of dados and shims to fit a Felder. I’m awaiting a response from Ridge Carbide to see if they

Pierre, Your connections look good to me. If you do not have a 110 outlet near by that is not a bad idea. Before running air thru the shop I used a baby air compressor for clamps. Extra outlets never

Thank you all for the precious info. I will simply install another electrical box using the same circuit as my machine on the floor to plug in the feeder. Now I need to figure out which wire goes

For overhead dust collection boom arms or any boom arm where you want the most flexibility of positioning, that means an articulating boom arm. ?For articulating boom arms used for dust collection,

I was planning to buy a K700 with just a few options when I was alerted by Imran on this group to a used machine in Texas. I had to make a fast decision, which was hard on such a large purchase, but I

Thanks!