Brian Deakin
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Yes, we use European steamed beech for paint grade door frames. Drops that we can't get door parts out of get cycled into face frame parts It's...

Never mind more difficult. The dollars. That's THEIR dollars getting pissed into the wind.

Kinda like textured ceilings. You can hide a multitude of sins. I'm just busting your chops Patrick. Go sub par and I'll be the first to pipe up...

It is a step up transformer. I got it with a piece of equipment where the guy didn't have have 480, and the machine couldn't be switched over to...

Do a better job loser, looks like a drunk toddler with brain damage and a wrench has been working on that poor piece of German engineering. There,...

Manufacturer of what? The transformer, or what is being plugged into it?

I also dig the green and grey combination. Reminds me of Biesse colors

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We have the Mirka hoses with the cord built in. I'm not sure I'd bother with anything else.

I'm guessing if you've had multiple offers by people that are more capable of establishing a value than I am, and none of them were high enough to...

Want to sell the forum?

I've got a 40kva step up transformer I'd sell/trade. You're not going to be able to run anything huge, but I think that's in the ballpark of 45amps...

I was just fantasizing about running that same program over and over for the next 15 years, and you ruined it. Two years I'd just be parking bunks...

Minnesota. I wasn't thinking a full 4x8, whatever the Festool size is where I could get three out of a sheet. Ten minutes of machining, $20 in...

For what it's worth, I only have one Felder machine and a couple of SCM machines. I'm not impressed with the Felder. It's a nice machine, it looks...

Island was my first thought. The dude owning a lift helicopter company seems plausible.

Correct. Alex's formula looks about what I've got scribbled down somewheres. It's still only a guideline. Sometimes a little change gets a better...

Just my guess, but I'd think 7000 rpm is probably pretty close to where you want to be being a two wing. Chip load might be too high at 6000 rpm. ...

I'd listen to Joe. I have zero experience with those heads specifically, but on a 5" three wing we run them at 6000 rpm. Everything else seems too...

I like the profile of them, and I like the longevity of them. The base is pretty solid and holds adjustment well also. All of the others aren't...

We do an 1/8" roundover on the top edges of our drawers, I've been kicking around buying one of those. Sure would be nice to be free of the cord.

I'm really good at math. Like really good. Algebra, not so much. Up until getting our router, that was fine, you really don't use it that much, and...

Look on eBay for a Porter Cable 310. Those were the best of the best in trim routers. They've been out of production since DeFalt/Black & Decker...

I simply use a magnetic tray This enables me to place the tray and the chuck on a workbench then as I change jaw sizes by placing the components of...

What's the diameter and the number of wings? Somewhere on here I had a formula for figuring chip load. I'll see if I can find it and email it to you

Ah, I knew something you were working on was bonkers expensive with a long lead time for bearings, I couldn't remember what.

I think you told me the bearings for that thing we're going to something ridiculous like $7k?

Parts pronto should have everything you'll need