Value Engineering in Custom Cabinets? Cabinetmakers discuss ways to shave costs to make and install custom cabinets in a competitive economy. December 24, 2012
Sealing Door Bottoms Painters on site typically don't take care of door bottoms, so door makers recommend priming with shellac or epoxy. October 19, 2013
Wood fired kiln A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/9) -- I have a 3000 bf kiln with Nyle dh system stuck a large wood burning furnace on back, ...
Re: Cabinet Vision / Microvellum A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/9) -- Irving, you said you have a small cabinet shop. What's driving the purchase of new software? Getting ...
Re: veneering a 45 degree edge A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (6/9) -- Not likely if it's a sharp edge. You could veneer the flat face then veneer the edge in an offcut ...
Re: Biscuit expansion in MDF, no water, no glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/9) -- I think John is on the right track. If you have the time run some 12" squ ...
Re: Cabinet Vision / Microvellum A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/9) -- Yes, Mike. We will be showing this and more at IWF. You can also go to our website and view a record ...
Re: laminate substrates A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (6/9) -- Bet your "high end modular furniture line " won't have the budg ...
Re: Mozaik Support A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/9) -- Give this a look. http://www.cabinetpartspro.com/ Simple no nonsense program. Link it with aspire or ...
Re: Holzher Panel Saw back grid replacement rails A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (6/9) -- My Striebig (orginal rails now 20+ years old) has wood rails still in very good condition. P ...
Re: Cabinet Vision / Microvellum A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/9) -- Pat O'Sullivan, Will you be showing your product at IWF? ...
undermoutsink on SS A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (6/9) -- Im doing my first undermount sink (not integrated) wondering if its more ...
Re: PTO thoughts? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/25) -- It seems to me that the longer an employee stays with you, the more valuable ...
Re: Cutting drywall kerfs for curved jambs A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9/25) -- I use a small router sitting upright on the edge of the jamb with a straigh ...
Re: Weeke CNC bent Carousel A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9/25) -- It's the outside ear that gets bent down. Use a large adjustable wrench on the bare aluminum and ...
cabinet sales commission A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/24) -- Career background: I had my own cabinet business for over 20 years. I did it ...
Re: Cabnetware along with Cabinetvision A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (5/9/24) -- Cabnetware Full Tech Support Available Now I have a Cabnetware Full Tech Support and Us ...
Re: insert tooling A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/24) -- I agree with the new yellow stuff being hobby grade. Most of the old yellow stuff is mu ...
Re: shop vac A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/9/24) -- I use a leaf blower all the to get the fine dust out, whats so ...
Re: Airless spray A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/24) -- sorry i misread ur post. is the screen in the gun too tight, meaning too small a mesh, does ...
Re: Airless spray A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/24) -- ideas, don't know what you mean, why buy a new gun if you already have a working mx , mvx o ...
Re: insert tooling A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/24) -- Who decide what is hobby grade what is Industrial? If you're comparing PMK to Felder I ...
Re: Salice 15” drawer slides A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/24) -- Al, The frameless version begins with 18". The face frame version begins with 12&q ...
Radius Jamb Head A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9/24) -- For an 10'' wide radius jamb head is it better to build a mold approx 11'' ...
Re: shop vac A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/9/24) -- Yes it’s not a problem until conditions are just right. Very ra ...
Re: shop vac A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/9/24) -- I was not going to point out that Karl, from his high perch nev ...
Re: ritter clamping table A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/24) -- We had a similar Ritter table. We covered in in the stick-on carpet protector rolls. Wo ...
Airless spray A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/24) -- Hi I have a 10 14 pump that works perfectly. I'VE put a new airless gun on it to spray fenc ...
Re: Water cooled spindle in router table? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/9/24) -- Yes Trueframe, and lemonade is the process of mixing lemon juice, water, and sug ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/23) -- Another gem from their site. They obviously know the product is a b$%^h to apply. "Whe ...
Face frame overlap for integral inset drawers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/23) -- I am planning a cabinet build that calls for integral drawer fronts (half blind dovetai ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/23) -- This is from Hollandlac's site: "One of the few disadvantages of working with great br ...
Stolen Logosol 260 (Green) A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (5/9/23) -- There are ups and downs in owning a small business. having a piece of equipment stolen fr ...
18 inch Powermatic Planer Gib A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/23) -- Hi, I bought a Powermatic Planer at a sale, it has the normal 3 knives but I got one mi ...
Re: Coping Sled A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9/23) -- Not the best shot, but you get the idea. The overhead aluminum bar holds th ...
Re: Face frame overlap for integral inset drawers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/23) -- The only real difference will be the placement of the drawer slide. You don't need to c ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/23) -- I would gladly switch products if the company that builds the cabinets would let me. The pa ...
How to prepare doors for JLT door clamp A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/23) -- I'm considering purchasing a JLT door clamp. Is there anything I need to know in terms ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/23) -- Dust is the enemy...sometimes it wins. Rubbing out and buffing or spraying on a faster dryi ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/23) -- Isn't it an oil based product? Oil based paint has a tendency to take a long time to dry an ...
Re: Scratch A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/23) -- It's called "patina" lol.....it just enhances the look. FWIW don't drop any dishe ...
Re: How to prepare doors for JLT door clamp A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/23) -- I don't do anything different. Back of the pressure on spongy material like alder. Othe ...
Mdf sanding A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/23) -- hello all hope your having a good day Does anyone have experience with a way to sand this t ...
Re: 18 inch Powermatic Planer Gib A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/23) -- You could always give the gib to a machine shop and task them to make a copy. ...
Re: Mdf sanding A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/23) -- Flap sander. Mop sander. Shape a foam part and apply sandpaper to it. ...
Re: Insurance WOS A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/23) -- I am seeing this on a lot more jobs now as well ...
Re: Insurance and buisness advice: GC + furniture A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/22) -- Sure its easy to see if each project is profitable, but there are plenty of o ...
Re: 5 Piece doormaking techniques A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/22) -- I have to be honest, I have had 95% success in not cracking 5-piece doors and the frame ...
Re: Insurance and buisness advice: GC + furniture A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/22) -- Maybe this will help you; Overhead refers to all non-labor expenses required ...
Re: Q-lon Kerf In Radius Stop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9/22) -- Mack, I’ve been enjoying your curved window and door posts on Instagram! He ...
Re: High end Cabinet companies in the Denver area A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (5/9/22) -- Hi, I would love to help you guys out if you gave me some details w ...
Type of finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9/22) -- I have been buying white lacquer from Sherwin Williams but they told me today that the whol ...
Re: 5 Piece doormaking techniques A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9/22) -- Titebond II sets with a soft glue joint TB Original sets hard and doesn't telegraph thr ...
Re: Duct work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/22) -- Also I've used o neida-air.com and airhead for fittings and straight snap sea ...
Re: Insurance and buisness advice: GC + furniture A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/22) -- Explain to me how overhead changes from month to month. Rent changes? Insuran ...
Re: Duct work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/22) -- I purchased my spiral ductwork from a HVAC contractor friend of mine It was m ...
Re: Solid wood nesting tooling A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9/22) -- When cutting wood or composite wood materials, the damage of welded carbide milling cutters is of ...
Re: Q-lon Kerf In Radius Stop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9/22) -- Next the outside radius was cut. In this case I just cut on the bandsaw and ...
Re: Sawmill base A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9/22) -- the 6x15 profile is done x 40’-0, now got to cut a double pitch in top. But going t ...
Re: Duct work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/22) -- I used https://blastgateco.com a few years ago when i moved into a new shop. ...
Re: AutoCAD 2022 Publish A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (5/9/22) -- Can anyone else help me? If what moe is showing is correct, I don’t know where to locate that par ...
Re: Duct work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9/22) -- I used Blastgateco.com.....all quick clamped together. It works phenomenally ...
Re: Q-lon Kerf In Radius Stop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9/22) -- Oops that was the wrong picture cutting the outside. That was the casing. ...
Re: Design of new paintshop? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- I operate in a similar space, three separate rooms, separated by two pairs of hinged, large do ...
cabinet door machinery A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Ok I have read most of the posts on here about building cabinet doors. I was interested in ...
Re: Machine maintenance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- We are in the Leo camp. Zero silicone in the shop period. I know tons of people who have u ...
Re: Machine maintenance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Jeff, You are spraying a lubricant on metal threads/gears/shafts adjacent to metal tables ...
Re: Machine maintenance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Good info so far, I remember years ago a finish supplier said silicone causes fish eyes, b ...
Re: Machine maintenance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- CNC routers may last up to 20 years if they get proper maintenance according to the CNC ro ...
Re: Machine maintenance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I use Boeshield T9. There is a lubricant that i spray on my tops and then buff off. And a ...
Full Nash sanding assemblies A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- Does anyone know how rolls of abrasive are cut with small nashing marks for us ...
Re: Is Porter Cable still the best router? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I don't agree. Of course, Porter's are good. But take a look at Bosch, Makita and Ridgid r ...
Design for CNC - tips for 18mm Baltic Birch A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- I'm designing some furniture that will be cut on an CNC machine out of 18mm Baltic birch plywood. Af ...
Re: Adjustable feet teething problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Buy the True 32 book, they have the best upper cabinet support rails and suspender bracket ...
Re: how to close the pore ? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Hello everybody! Let me tell you how we solve this pore problem. First of all we check the glu ...
Re: floating panel paint issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- If the panel leaves a space, in my opinion it should be pressed to the front face leaving ...
Re: optimization dilemma A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- We use 5/8" almost exclusively. Its very rare that we need a 5' sheet. For the fridge gables yo ...
Re: Veneer "bubble" A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- Have you tried knife slitting one of the larger bubbles and peeling it back a ...
Re: Finger joint clamping A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- Mark, the Soukup arch clamp is about 9K. It’s more industrial than the Gartop ...
Re: New CNC Router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- If your talking new routers Id rank them in this order anderson Onsrud biesse make sure your getting ...
Re: 2k pigmented waterborne over aquaprime A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- I use Chemcraft Aquaprime under the Milesi 2K waterborne on just about every cabinet project. ...
Re: New CNC Router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- Thanks Mike, I'll take a look at Northwood. Was leaning towards Onsrud because they're manufactured ...
Re: True 32 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Just a note that KISS boxes are 6mm taller (larger top/bottom reveals, not stackable...) t ...
Re: Live edge slabs, is the hype real? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- My $0.02 is a lot of it depends on your market. The more urban your are the more likel ...
Re: Live edge slabs, is the hype real? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- I agree with Mark B. region/area depending. I'm also rural and rednecks don't care if ...
Re: Dust/shavings collection for DJ-20 jointer A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/9) -- I am enclosing that shavings collection trough with sheet metal an ...
Travel and hotel charges A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- We are quoting a large home in islmorada, which is a 2.5 hour drive from my shop ...
Re: Wide belt sander drum repair A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/9) -- Hello James, if there are some imperfections on the drum and you simply want to dre ...
gluing Boards for shiplap A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- I thinking about Gluing 3 5/8'' maple boards and then dado a 1/8'' groove wher ...
Re: taping off prefinish interiors for painting A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- frames with ends on them are awkward and prone to flexion even with bracing. and take up more ...
Re: Wide belt sander drum repair A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/9) -- Thank you for the tips guys!! Yes, mill the surface straight is what we were lookin ...
Re: taping off prefinish interiors for painting A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- I’m dense, I admit it. So perhaps I’m missing something. Why not glue end panels to frames, fi ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Well I think almost every brand has been listed. What you need to do is call the local or near ...
Re: Live edge slabs, is the hype real? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- I can get it kiln dried for about 3 $ a bd ft. Never have . Have worked some 2 inch af ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Kevin We could not get the verde to lay right. When mixed according to the specs, it would dry ...
Re: taping off prefinish interiors for painting A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- I do mine like family man said. When I attach the end panel to the face frame, I put a plywood ...
Re: Live edge slabs, is the hype real? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- Doug, A great question. Are those slabs on your trailer kiln dried? If not how, and ho ...
Re: Outlet Behind Drawers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (5/9) -- Toss it back in the contractors lap. He needs to contact either his el ...
Re: Dust/shavings collection for DJ-20 jointer A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/9) -- Don't forget you need to have make-up air, or flow thru air or dus ...
Re: Travel and hotel charges A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- First I would rent a truck that is big enough for one trip. Penske will rent up ...
Re: Wide belt sander drum repair A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/9) -- If by resurface you mean mill the surface straight and clean then I'd suggest calli ...
Re: In need of Autocad service. A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (5/9) -- Kevin, we're not in Denver but that's all we do is shop drawings for cabinet and millwork shops. Our ...
Re: gluing Boards for shiplap A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- Why can't you do real shiplap? Wood moves. What you are proposing is almost ce ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- MLC has an Alkyd/Acrylic hybrid product now called Coda. 10:1 mix ratio up to 4 hour pot life. ...
Re: gluing Boards for shiplap A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- Some doors are 18'' x 29''. some are end panels 25'' x 36'' one is attached to ...
Re: Pausing in Woodwop, HOPS, and Biesseworks A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- HOPS should have it's own stop macro button, I use alphacam and I have an NC HOPS program stop on th ...
Re: gluing Boards for shiplap A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- How big would this panel be? What kind of door? ...
Re: Recommendations for solar kiln controls A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- Your idea about temperature for turning on the fans is indeed good. However, you could ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- My suggestion would be to get a phase converter first. I spent right around $3,000 for a 3 ...
Re: Recommendations for solar kiln controls A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- Thanks, Gene - the keep-it-simple suggestion makes sense, and is certainly the easy wa ...
Re: Some help with cherry veneer on concave hood A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (5/9) -- Carmine ! A - Flexform ply is a good bet ( noit to say best !!) if it suit your need & makes ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I also have a W&H molder too, but sometimes the shaper is the better machine to use fo ...
Outsource plywood processing A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I have a small cabinet shop in Beaufort, SC. I typically process my plywood with panel saw ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I will be fixing the Powermatic, I already have the bearings. I’ve changed them enough tim ...
Re: Recommendations for solar kiln controls A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- If you heat foggy air by about 25 F, the humidity drops under 30% RH. Less heat does d ...
Re: 12" table saw? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/9) -- We resaw on the table saw, flipping the board over you can resaw almost an 8” board ...
Re: Outsource plywood processing A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Be glad to process through our CNC. Let me know what files you have them in. Located in De ...
Re: 12" table saw? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/9) -- Just curious what are you going to do with a 12" cabinet saw? We only use saws ...
Re: 12" table saw? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/9) -- Bigger Bandsaw? Much safer than the way you are doing it ...
Re: Selling equipment A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- Try 360 degree they are good people. ...
Re: Festool Domino 500 or 700 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I have the domino 500 and the lamello Zeta P2 biscuit joiner. I have to say, ever since I ...
Re: microwaving prong tests??? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- The key for stress relief is rapid addition of moisture to the wood at high temperatur ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Bart is right, toning is a difficult thing to do well, over and over, consistently. In the rig ...
Re: Ipe floors A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- We all have had similar poor experiences with ipe. I discourage people from us ...
Compact laminate or phenolic cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- We have been asked to build a few cabinets out of phenolic material. We are looking at Wil ...
Crazy table saw question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- This is going to sound crazy... I have a 3 hp unisaw, don't know exactly how old it is but ...
Re: green walnut mantle A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- I would not put a film finish over that. If it's rustic, you don't want a shiny, smooth film f ...
Re: Compact laminate or phenolic cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- We have used the formica compact laminate. For bonding you will have to use epoxy and I su ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- I have been experimenting all day. A washcoat before the dye seems promising.. I don't have mu ...
Re: Ipe floors A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- Thanks Adam for your constructive advice. I had a similar idea for trying to s ...
Re: Upholstered curved chair backs A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/9) -- Thanks Keith for the comprehensive input. I did have a thought about the thin ply of ve ...
Ext Enamel on Aluminum A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- A client wants me to revitalize some old cast aluminum lawn furniture. I'll probably use ename ...
CSLB Home Improvement Contract A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- I have been advised that my contract needs to be updated to comply with the CSLB ...
Re: Fillers. A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (5/9) -- Adding fillers in theory does reduce absorption into the wood. Wipe the wood surface with some ...
Re: Need Help boring Phonelic (WA Compact) A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- I arrived here looking for information on working with Wilsonart Compact laminate. I am attaching a ...
Re: Ipe floors A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- I am a little curious about that. In the process, what kind of woodworking too ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Try pre-raising the grain. Spray the raw wood with water, let it evaporate, sand with #220, th ...
Re: Custom Island Legs A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- Thanks everyone for the help and tips, i got a quote from Timberwolf yesterday ...
Re: Ext Enamel on Aluminum A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- What does "brushing it back" mean? I thought heavily oxidized aluminum had to be aci ...
Brandt Edgbender A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I am looking for repair or purchase of BRANDT Optimart KT-720 control Panel or repair will ...
Re: Ext Enamel on Aluminum A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Here is a great video on painting aluminum airplanes ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- Nick, I can appreciate your situation! The responses here are good. Developing a ...
Re: CABINOTCH A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I've used it for 2 different jobs that I didn't have time/budget for our standard process. ...
AAA pumps electric or pneumatic A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Looking at a new system what are your guys thoughts on the kremlin craco or titan aircoat ? Th ...
Re: CABINOTCH A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- The cabinets are pretty good. After time I have realized that 1/2" backs are fine. Th ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- Nick Gary talks about opportunity cost. In your search ERP software will appear ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- At this time we put job site measurements on paper, these we input to cabinet de ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- if you're looking at Trello or Evernote, look at MS OneNote as well. I liked it ...
Veneer Edgebanding around Tight Radius A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (5/9) -- I have a new product coming down the pipeline from our designers that will be an MDF veneered con ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- Thanks for all the good ideas. So basically anyone that has to input data (job s ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- Nick, Bluebeam is available on an Ipad, or a tablet. If you subscribe to Bluebea ...
Re: Agualente Plus primer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- The cratering sounds like solvent-pop. And, the thicker it is applied, the more the problem wi ...
Re: Help to achieve Grey / Beige Finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- i just did this the other day for a friend of mine. very simple to achieve that weathered gray ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- Nick, OK, I see that is all your interested in tracking....what about job specif ...
Re: SCM Routech 210 AL A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- James, 0.2" is a mile. Is there something you are missing as far as the offsets go? Does the ma ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- Here's a Trello example of a manufacturing process from A to Z. What I like abou ...
Curved face frame outsourcing... A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I don't normally outsource doors or face frames, but I have a project I need to squeeze in ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- Gary, Can you search within the Bluebeam software? Also, let's say one of our te ...
Re: Dekker Vacuum Pumps A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- While I understand the "never too much vacuum" mentality, cutting strategy can go along wa ...
Re: Cutting melamine A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- If you're cutting more than a few sheets per day, consider a vertical panel saw. They are ...
Re: Holzher edgebander glue nozzle clogging A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Agree on the Jowat. I was die hard Dorrus but when my mechanic suggested Kliebert I tried ...
Moulder investment A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- I am considering investing in 5 head moulder. Any and all help would be apprec ...
Re: Liner for curling iron A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Hello- We offer two finishes and two different sizes: 1-½" hole 2-½" hole Please ...
Re: Orange Peel A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- What are you spraying with you may not want to thin so much if the thinner is a hot one it may ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/9) -- If you are just talking about managing the process try Trello, Evernote, or Wrik ...
Re: Holzher edgebander glue nozzle clogging A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Thank you all for your responses. The conclusion I am coming to is that it is dust contami ...
Re: Help to achieve Grey / Beige Finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- PS. im referring to the board that the letters are on in the photo and not the letters. ...
Cabinotch A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Users of the Cabinotch RTA system, what has been your experience, both positive and negati ...
Re: Dado stack has adhered shims A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- File the shim slightly with a round file. ...
Re: Wood Boring Insect Larva Prevention A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- The risk of PPB with SYP is close to zero. The lyctid PPB prefers grainy hardwoods, so ...
Re: Quicker Estimates A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Thanks, Leo, for your response! I think I may be handling estimates too much like a quote. ...
Turning Accoya A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- I am turning 3-1/2" x 3-1/2" exterior balusters out of Accoya for an ...
The fight begins A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- I have a customer who is a contractor and has put our products in his house and his clients ho ...
Re: Concealed bi-fold hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I do apologize i do not keep myself up to date with all the icons and such...didnt even no ...
Re: Concealed bi-fold hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Door shop guy, Here’s the thing…I never said buy it from Rockler, but find out the manufac ...
Re: The fight begins A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Actually I do not have to save the customer. The customer is 300 miles away. Looking back in o ...
What kind of grout to use for wood floors? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (5/9) -- I'm looking to lay down some very rustic wood flooring in a 1929 Ameri ...
Re: Quicker Estimates A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- It would also be quicker if the clients had some sort of a budget to tell you. I think the ...
Re: The fight begins A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- There are plenty of cars out there where the finish has failed......not sure they are still un ...
Re: The fight begins A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- 7-9 years on a nitro finish in a kitchen is extraordinary. No way that the finish should be wa ...
Using Accoya A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- I have been using Accoya lately ( it is Radiatta Pine treated with acetic acid ...
Re: The fight begins A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- Were the edges eased prior to applying the finish? Also, Nitro coatings are not the best at wa ...
Re: Concealed bi-fold hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- Cabmaker, Their $42.00 per pair on their retail site, but when I purchase hinges wholesale ...
Re: Laminate edge A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (5/9) -- Track saw? How the heck would that work? Miter fold on the face, then san ...
Re: The fight begins A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- It was nitro with 2 coats of primer and 2 coats of top coat. The top edges of drawers and wast ...
Re: The fight begins A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- $20000? That's a lot of money just for doors and drawers I can put a new kitchen for that pric ...
keaser compessor need your advise to buy A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- im thinking of bying a keaser sx5 to replace my 5hp piston compressor is it better at 10 k ...
Re: CAM fasteners for Mitered joints A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- I am not experienced with those, but I have used the Lamello clamex with great results. Ed ...
Re: Laminate edge A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (5/9) -- Thanks, I have seen those strips online but my supplier doesnt have them. ...
Re: Drawer Lead Time A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/9) -- 5-10 days dovetailed, finished, notch and drill for undermounts ...
Re: Ramp speeds and feeds A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/9) -- Hi i need diametre of tool and cut depth th help you ! ...
Re: The fight begins A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/9) -- What type of coating are you applying? ...
Re: Flattening (reasonably) curly cherry board A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/9) -- Twist does indicate diagonal grain or spiral grain. Such pieces are shrinking or swelli ...
To saw or not to saw? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- looking for some opinions. I have several logs that were cut down about a year ago. Th ...
Re: Blade Pitch A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- Dave....I have not had any blades sharpened & set yet. I live about 2-miles from t ...
Veneer repair A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (5/9) -- I have to do some repairs to quarter sawn white oak veneer...dog chewed the corners of a veneer t ...
Re: Blade Pitch A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- You must be near Buffalo. I hear you folks had a pretty brutal winter. Hope you have a ...
Epoxy barrier coat on exterior doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- We are getting more and more calls for flat slab exterior doors as this seems ...
Re: Blade Pitch A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- By the way, I've used Norwood's 3/4" pitch blades on hedge, and they work better ...
Re: Blade Pitch A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- Dave, I also run a Norwood HD36! I'm located in southwest Missouri. No beech, but lots ...
Re: Plastic bottom bags for DC A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/9) -- I use 3mill thickness bags. Sometimes I buy clear ones from U-Line and some times I ...
Re: To saw or not to saw? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- In general, but may not be your situation White oak...still really good Red oak...smal ...
Re: Basic CAD solution for submittals? A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (5/9) -- I downloaded DraftSight, wow, it's a dead-ringer for AutoCAD LT from about 2002, which is what I'm u ...
Re: parts for Holzher Sliding Table Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/9) -- Phil, specifically what parts are you looking for. We recently replaced a saw ...
Re: Blade Pitch A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/9) -- Dave...I could walk to the warehouse from my house. Looking forward to the open house. ...
Large Commerical Bar Top A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/9) -- I really appreciate the opportunity to bounce tough questions off other professionals. ...
Re: Laminated white Hickory Handle/dowels A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (5/9) -- You could check out the drumstick market. Some of them buy dowels and some b ...
Edgebander chipping veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9/25) -- My edgebander has started chipping the veneer on the bottom piece happening from the fr ...
Re: Line laser selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (4/9/25) -- Laserglow.com. I put these on a gang rip on top of 80/20 rails, ...
Re: Mozaik software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (4/9/25) -- You cannot get a response from Mozaik except the case phase been closed out with out the issue be ...
Re: CV 11 help A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (4/9/24) -- In programming, a "type mismatch" occurs when an operation or a function is applied to ...
Re: Accuride 1432 pocket door hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9/24) -- Hi Keith, These are a common hinge for any Salice distributor, and you could go out to ...
5HP Colombo Spindle and vfd set up A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9/24) -- I have purchased a 5hp colombo spindle and a 10hp baldor/abb vfd to upgrade my cnc router from it ...
Re: CV 11 help A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (4/9/24) -- Your UCS called "Add hanging rail to shelves" is trying to set the library part of some ...
Re: Running small mouldings on a wadkin k23 A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (4/9/24) -- On short runs I do this all on the shaper against an outboard fence. Sometimes I ...
Re: Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9/24) -- The photo eye is lit up and not blocked found the fuses they are all good . My buddy we ...
Re: White polyolefin glue for edgbanders A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9/24) -- Bozzy, TC does not carry 237.11 and does not plan to. McKillican works only within a ha ...
blade sharpening A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9/24) -- looking for someone that sharpens 10 and 12 inch saw blades and also 6 and 12 inch plan ...
Re: Anyone have a Minimax T124 Lathe? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (4/9/23) -- Thank you Thomas and Tom! This is interesting, because the aluminum horseshoe bearin ...
Cabinetry software and career advice A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (4/9/23) -- I'm thinking of writing a cabinet design program and I'm looking for some advice. Here's a basic ...
Re: How and Where to sell a lot of Mesquite? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9/23) -- I think this would be very easy to sell if you manage to find a large wood wo ...
Re: Edge of hardboard A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9/23) -- Thank you for all of the tips. Al: I experimented with stain over yellow paint but couldn't ...
Re: 1.5" Birch Butcher Block counter Tops A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9/23) -- I template and cut the sink with the cnc. Sand and seal the cut. Overkill maybe. Give t ...
Re: Anyone have a Minimax T124 Lathe? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (4/9/23) -- This add may be some help. It has a few photos of the follow rest and inserts. https ...
Re: sawing a solid black walnut mantle A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9/22) -- Nice cant. I owned a portable band mill and had a small kiln for approximately 20 y ...
Re: sawing a solid black walnut mantle A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9/22) -- PS, If you havent tried them, take a look at the Ripper blades from Jerry's re-shar ...
Re: Moving a drum sander A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (4/9/22) -- I'd just lower the head as you mentioned and either roll it up onto the trailer (if the m ...
Re: Old growth syp in porch A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9/22) -- If your porch floor is exposed to weather, I would be concerned with wood r ...
Re: Holz-Her 1627 manual needed A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (4/9/22) -- Wow I have one of these. I too need a manual. I have used mine and it works great needs s ...
Re: Ironwood planer reviews A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (4/9/22) -- We have one and I have been meaning to take down the info on it to share with yo ...
Re: Feedrate on Toolchange too fast, Biesse Rover A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9/22) -- Yep use what Biesse recommends When we ran out of lusin we used the ptfe off the shelf from big o ...
Re: Ironwood planer reviews A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (4/9/22) -- I'd never heard of them so did a little looking. Found that they are made in Tai ...
Re: sawing a solid black walnut mantle A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9/22) -- Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v sNPXnpMKPjk ...
Brema Vektor 15 A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- I am pretty new to the coding side of things when it comes to CNC, but I am very mechanically inclin ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I would agree with what Mark said, also look at all the classified ads in your area, thing ...
Re: Kitchen cabinets repaint A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Cleaning,sanding, prepping is 80% of a successful finish! I have been pretty lucky with jobs t ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I am, admittedly, a tool snob. Felder, powermatic, grizzly, etc are all way too expensive. ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- What kind of options do you have for power supply. There is a lot of good used equipment a ...
Re: New Construction Trim Installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- If your location allows it I would think you'd have a decent shot at t ...
Re: Moisture content in doors causing issues? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I think your assumption is correct - the door manufacturer is working wood that has not ac ...
Re: New Construction Trim Installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- Pat Gilbert, Half my work career was in mechanical engineering. I just ...
Re: fastening wood top molding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Jonathan Mahnken: Is the top already in place with a finished square edge? If that is the ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- And the biggest one of all, not to be a nay sayer, but if your going to try to slam out re ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Thanks for the response Mark and Scott. So this wont be a home shop. I will start in a 400 ...
Re: Moisture content in doors causing issues? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- It might be for your part of the country but for our area it is the norm. It’s semi arid d ...
Re: Spray stain full sheets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Thanks Matt, Its waterbourne. We tried the pad/roller but seemed to be able to control the app ...
Re: fastening wood top molding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Ahhh... Glue and tape. Make your moldings straight and true and it shouldn't be much of an ...
Re: Douglas Fir Cracking A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (4/9) -- I have had similar problems with furniture grade Douglas fir. I am not sure whether the ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- If you look at used stuff, how handy are you at fixing things? Electrical, bearings, check ...
New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Good morning everyone. So i am in the process of starting a new residential shop and in th ...
Re: New Construction Trim Installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- With the experience level of dabbling, you will likely only get a help ...
Re: Moisture content in doors causing issues? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Do not confuse temperature with humidity. It is obvious that the rails are shrinking in wi ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Pretty tight but maybe possible with aggressively searching used/auction equipment especia ...
Polarion wood finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Has anyone used polarion on counters or tables? We use about 3-5,000 gallons per year and we'v ...
Re: fastening wood top molding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I meant a wood counter top edge molding. on a top that is already in place. I dont think p ...
Re: New Construction Trim Installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- Rich should be called Mr Sunshine I would look for a niche as Michael ...
Re: New Construction Trim Installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- Rich is right, you can't start a business and expect to make money whi ...
Foley 387 saw filer A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (4/9) -- Hi Would anyone have the dimensions for the handsaw carriers for a Foley 387 saw filer? A qu ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- What's a residential shop? A hobby shop in your residence? A commercial shop concentrating ...
Re: Cabinet Vision Frame Cutting Report A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- I think that is in the standard or enhanced reporting package included with most CV versions. You ca ...
Re: New Construction Trim Installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- Mike, you might be better situated to offer services as a punch list r ...
Re: fastening wood top molding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I have used smallest Dominoes putting a piece of paper under the fence to leave a few thou ...
Re: New residential shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Scouring the auction sites and the machinery exchange here will be your best bet for quali ...
Cabinet Vision Frame Cutting Report A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Hello, Could anybody help me with being able to order a frame cutting list by cabinet numb ...
Re: Foley 387 saw filer A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (4/9) -- Martin: No dimensions, but some good illustrations of the different carrier types. Hope this ...
Re: fastening wood top molding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Something like this is useful if the cabinets don't go to the ceiling ...
Re: fastening wood top molding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Does wood top molding mean crown molding? ...
Re: fastening wood top molding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- crown molding with a step in it ...
Re: Sawing timbers for maximum strength/grade A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9) -- OK - I think I've got a handle on this now, and thanks to all who replied. My take awa ...
Re: Fresh air resperator A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- I just started using one this year. You are tethered to a hose but it is so much more comforta ...
Pastel staining clear wood filler A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Hi, I have a question regarding color staining. I am doing a mahogany guitar build and am plan ...
Very Large Awning Window A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- I need to provide a very large awning window ( 7'0 X 4'2" ) with single g ...
Re: Heavy Cabinet door hinges/struts A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Maybe you can have a hinged shelf support that swings out from its nested position (parall ...
Re: Coating over prefinished ply A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Thanks for all the help, I was thinking about using black melamine or black plam. I am a littl ...
Fresh air resperator A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- I was curious as to what system you are using, pros and cons? Or what system do you recommend, ...
Re: Pastel staining clear wood filler A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Any color added on top of a filler will be absorbed by the filler. ...
Re: Carts or no Carts?? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I thought it was a fundamental truth of the universe that cabinet shops never ha ...
Re: most water-resistant laminate glue method? A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (4/9) -- Thanks for the help everyone. So Titebond II will bond well with the phenolic backing of lamin ...
Re: most water-resistant laminate glue method? A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (4/9) -- Our fabricators have been laminating the bottom edges of the tops throughout for years. By def ...
Re: Selling Shop/ Consultant Fee A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Ok..........I understand. I guess then I'd look at it in terms of whether you ar ...
Re: Laptop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I agree with some of them who have mentioned that the stylus can come in handy s ...
Re: edge sanding large quantities of thin ply A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Assuming you have a shaper... I would first try a sanding head as a low cost remedy to tak ...
Re: Seasonal Cabin Flooring A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- I agree with the others on using air dried lumber. Additionally I see no probl ...
Re: edge sanding large quantities of thin ply A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I cannot improve upon the sanding suggestions made above. I'd spend some time trying to fi ...
Re: Selling Shop/ Consultant Fee A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- B.H. and Alan, Thanks for the responses. Like I said, this shop is a big step up ...
Re: Chemical strippers A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Commercial grade removers will take it off with no problem. The problem is that many Kitchen c ...
Re: Press-in hinge insertion without a press A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I don't know what hinges you are using but the Salice hinges I use come in both press-in a ...
Press-in hinge insertion without a press A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- So I checked the wrong box on my Conestoga door order and all of my doors came prepped for ...
Re: Cutting parts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- I have a client who sends me nested sheet dxf's from CV. Make sure your client uses the proper sheet ...
Re: most water-resistant laminate glue method? A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (4/9) -- It would seem the added cost in materials and time would bring you close to solid surface. Why ...
Chemical strippers A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- How effective are chemical strippers on conversion varnish? How about glazing? I may have a re ...
Re: Selling Shop/ Consultant Fee A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- After Ross' second post, I have no idea what consultation is needed. He said the ...
Re: edge sanding large quantities of thin ply A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Okay, that's better information. I'd build a couple sleds to sandwich all the common width ...
rebuild Dynabrade sander? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Do Dynabrade random orbit air sanders need to be rebuilt? Mine does really good when I dro ...
Re: rebuild Dynabrade sander? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- My 3 dynabrades will bog down a bit every few months despite regular oiling. When that hap ...
Re: edge sanding large quantities of thin ply A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Various widths from 1" to 4". 200 lineal per run. +- once or twice a month now. ...
Re: Cutting parts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- Matthew, A quick online search indicates that CV does indeed export .dxf files. .dxf stands for Draw ...
Re: rebuild Dynabrade sander? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I'm not an expert on when they should be rebuilt, but yes they do wear out. We rebuild our ...
Re: Cutting parts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- That was my thought, but I'm not familiar with CV. Both are shops without CNC, so they don't have th ...
Re: Polyurethane over Nitro cullulose lacquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- I have applied poly over lacquer by first applying a coat of dewaxed shellac. It has held up f ...
Re: Honest Money Answers Please A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Had some similar queries. Thanks for the inputs, everyone! Some were really help ...
Re: Overlay fillers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- Is just leaving the fillers flush with the front of the cabinet a no n ...
Re: Shaker MDF doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- We have been using 3/4”mdf with white melamine back for years, never had a door warp. ...
Re: Pre-glued Dowels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Stewart, What brand machine is it? The two bore and insert machines I have used use time a ...
Re: CAD / CAM Question A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- Pdub, I have Alphacam Ultimate. I do a lot of 3d work in Autodesk products. I also have the Aspire m ...
Re: Fixing Wood Infestation A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9) -- A penetrating epoxy will just provide a hard skin, certainly not going to the depth fo ...
Re: Sales person A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Going off your website, it looks like you sell direct to consumer? If so, I woul ...
Re: Troubleshooting SCM Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Check for a tripped out breaker as Dan suggested. The problem could also be the temperatur ...
Pre-glued Dowels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Okay, as I am getting deeper into the dowel joinery, I'm changing my mind on a couple of t ...
Re: Train apprentice as kitchen designer A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I'm out of date with software, but thought there was design software available t ...
Re: Fixing Wood Infestation A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9) -- Rich c— are you saying that an epoxy advertised to penetrate rotted wood will be unabl ...
Re: CAD / CAM Question A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- Alphacam is the most powerful of all, and the ultimate package is probably the best overall best cam ...
Re: Woven Wood Doors, Part III Recovery A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- Would you be interested in making something with a european copper beach? Very ...
Re: Looking for a welder. A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- Hobart Handler 140, Miller Millermatic 141, or a Lincoln whatever. Also consider the models that run ...
Re: BLUM Hinge Stops A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Blum book shows angle restrictors for most hinges except the 120°. Any reason you can't sw ...
Re: Wood identification A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9) -- Thank you Gene. Hmm, so it wasn't just me. It definitely came from a tree that grew in ...
WSJ: We read it so you don't have to. A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- In commenting on outrageous Executive Pay the WSJ wrote: "Rewards for medio ...
Re: bander options A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- If the thickest tape is 1mm, then there is no profile. Just buffer will give you a polishe ...
Re: Festool laminate trimmer vs the rest A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I am with Harold on this one. I bought a couple of Ridgid laminate trimmers to try them ou ...
Re: Oak/Ash dye A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- We had this problem when we had to apply stain in an automated flat line system where we could ...
UV Protection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- I have a cabinet project with VG Fir fronts. The client likes the color when new but does not ...
Re: Pressure pot spraying. A couple questions. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Just as an experiment I mixed 25 ml butyl carbitol 25ml water into 400 ml finish.. Sprayed a t ...
Re: UV Protection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- As far as I am concerned, you can't fool Mother Nature. The wood is going to change. Now it mi ...
Re: Pressure pot spraying. A couple questions. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- i would suspect the product to be bad. Yes, we prime our stuff first. If i were in your positi ...
Re: How crooked is to too much A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- Why is the HO acting as the contractor, unless he IS a contractor? To ...
Re: How crooked is to too much A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- Thanks for the feed back I have to go back Tuesday They have gone thro ...
Re: Festool laminate trimmer vs the rest A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Hi, Sorry. Two pack is when we have the doors painted in a two part epoxy. You might know ...
CNC laser cutter for solid wood? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (4/9) -- We are looking at doing some precision cutting with square inside corners and have ...
Oak/Ash dye A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- There seems to be a problem with using spray dyes alone to stain heavy grain woods. There are ...
Re: UV Protection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- I stopped using MagnaKlear because of window recoat problems. Unpredictable wrinkling. ...
Re: Gun cleaning table? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- http://www.harborfreight.com/20-gal-parts-washer-with-pump-60769.html ...
Re: Oak/Ash dye A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- MAK or water ...
Re: CNC Dovetail drawer boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- We have a need for secondary (flip) operations that we are thinking of getting a 2nd inexpensive CNC ...
Re: Follow up and thoughts on the gender issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Cabmaker is describing the ancient philosophy of duality that can be expressed a ...
Re: Buffing or Radius Scraping A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- We have a Brandt KD 77C with everything but premill. The buffer station gets used every ti ...
Re: GF Enduro CV Problems on Oak A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- I wouldn't have thought a grain filler is the remedy here. I have this issue when shooting CV ...
Re: Follow up and thoughts on the gender issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Mel, Life is hard for everybody. It takes a lot just to get through the day. We ...
Re: minimum pie cut door size A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- Depending on the space I have done what I call an uneven leg where one ...
Re: Transporting Sawn Ash A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9) -- Bill, thanks for the links there is a lot of good info there and it's looks like there ...
Re: Buffing or Radius Scraping A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Bump,,, I wanna hear these answers as Well I own two Brandts kd 53 and 54 and yesterday be ...
Re: minimum pie cut door size A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- We usually make those cabinets 36 x 36, but have done smaller down to ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- This applies to those of us that are primarily panel processors. Getting "L ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- So at the risk of starting an argument. But it is ok because it is not the P wor ...
Re: Evaluating a new employee for installations A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Hi Joseph, I will address your questions one at a time. First, on employee " ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- You want to think of One as a river of One, not unlike water traveling through a ...
Evaluating a new employee for installations A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I'm an installer. I typically work with one helper and scale up for bigger proje ...
Re: new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- The process you describe is a function of the banding you chose to apply. Polymer companie ...
Re: Ever kept a bad employee for too long? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Do I have to include myself in considering this question? Yes, I would guess mos ...
Re: Evaluating a new employee for installations A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I hate to say this without knowing the person but it sounds like he might have a ...
Re: Another safety/jig/sketchy cut question A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (4/9) -- The quantity of wood parts to make - from few to many - is one line on a graph. The ...
Re: new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Derek, We have the "hot air" Airtech from Brandt, we also looked at the Biesse a ...
Re: new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Thanks Alan. After speaking with a couple of different reps, I understand what you are say ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- That video was a good one Pat. I think he did a good job of pointing out how you ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I presume that I was doing lean before lean was cool. I just used the ideas of n ...
Re: Salice soft close with touch latch A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I agree with Jim. The soft close (self close spring) wants to close the door and the touch ...
Re: new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Derek, The technology is there for all the mass production companies, its at least 5-6 yea ...
Re: Database/project management software A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Tim Schultz- can you give an example of what kind of solutions smaller cabinet s ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- With all this kumbaya talk, I'm thinking it might be time to all hold hands and ...
Re: Up Grading CNC A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- Go with what you can afford. You will need more vacuum this is just the way it is don't let anyone b ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- The great thing about the video is it shows the process of how to make a dcision ...
Re: new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Derek, We can run any type of edge banding except "Preglued", its a standard edg ...
Re: Salice soft close with touch latch A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Al, Here are some details and part numbers for the Push hinge. If using the 94 degree full ...
Re: Compression bit yield on melamine A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- Feed and speeds good suggestion - chip load and chip warmth good suggestion - invest in a infrared t ...
Ever kept a bad employee for too long? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I'm not talking about "I don't like the cut of your slacks"--I'm refer ...
kiln doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9) -- I am looking to build new doors for my kiln. I currently have 2x4 doors insulated with ...
Re: weathering/aging A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- I'd first sand with 80/100 grit to knock down the softer wood and raise the harder grain also ...
Re: new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Alan, Can your new edgebander run other edgebanding besides the new stuff? Or did you keep ...
Re: Drying Rack Leaves Streaks A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- We use fast drying stains. Parts would never be stained and left over night. We stain, pla ...
Re: Salice soft close with touch latch A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I wasn't aware of those type hinges. Dennis please provide number of hinge and magnetic st ...
stripper suggestions A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- I have to strip a walnut table top which I finished with danish oil and then 3 coats of cross- ...
new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I need to improve our edgebanding capabilities to be able to change glue colors faster. Th ...
Re: Compression bit yield on melamine A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- Call vortex direct and twlk to them. They have a new bit that we are using and are getting 50-80 she ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Pat, Everything is in the damn computer, machines don't care what file is select ...
Re: Fixing dust nibs in opaque finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- If you just use the weight of the file (that's why I like the Konig best because it is heavier ...
Re: Another safety/jig/sketchy cut question A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (4/9) -- "The only thing that can ever be lose is the part you are cutting." Wait ...
Re: Ever kept a bad employee for too long? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- We have all kept a bad employee longer than we should have. In my case, it comes ...
Re: Weeke Drill Block bit sticking A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (4/9) -- Buy some Lusin from BVC or CNBC-tool.com. Drop the spindles from the controller and clean and sand - ...
How calculated are you on capital improvements? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Be it a restructuring, a shop space rebalancing, a new machine, a new employee-- ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- The link? That is interesting regarding the flow, although I'm not sure I get it ...
Re: new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I believe biesse has a hot air bander. My understanding is the lazer is already passe beca ...
Re: Salice soft close with touch latch A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- I usually use extended end panels (box + 7/8") for applied ends. I am unaware of a PU ...
Re: help me ID a furnituremaker in Hawaii A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (4/9) -- Oh! That guy? Good luck. Just price a new top. It's cheaper than making an art project ...
Looking for used Nyle L500 or L300 A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9) -- I'm looking for a used Nyle L500 or L300 dehumidification system. Do not need a chambe ...
RE: Orbital Shop Sanders A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (4/9) -- What is the widest width orbital shop sander that could be purchased, air or electr ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Tim Are you saying the river is the job the customer wants? IOW there is no conf ...
Re: Lean Manufacturing article in Woodshop News A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I read the analog version. You could maybe find it here:http://www.woodshopnews. ...
Re: Evaluating a new employee for installations A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Or... consider trying to live off of the wage that you are paying him. Would you ...
Re: help me ID a furnituremaker in Hawaii A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (4/9) -- Thanks for sharing a interesting post with us.It is really cheaper than making an art p ...
Re: Evaluating a new employee for installations A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- Sounds like he is an alcoholic. Continue to employ him at your own risk. ...
Re: Ever kept a bad employee for too long? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (4/9) -- I have, it's stupid and doesn't serve the employer or employee. ...
Re: stripper suggestions A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (4/9) -- Google" benco sales" strippers and oxilic acid are their specialty. Works well! ...
Re: new edgebanding technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (4/9) -- Brandt has a hot air bander Biesse has one Holz-Her has Glue-Jet ...
Re: Entry Door A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- Well, steel panels are one thing. I want to see how you end up weatherstrippin ...
Re: switching to solid model A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (4/9) -- Previously, we did our layout/shop drawings with Autocad, but now use Topsolid. We have a reputation ...
Re: Entry Door A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- Reminds me of old factory doors, wooden doors covered with a thin skin of meta ...
Re: Entry Door A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- The factory doors I've seen were t&g fir slapped together and then skinned ...
Re: Widebelt: sand with drum only? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- Process Engineering is the best source of graphite period. I get #1 firm white ...
Re: inventory of milled lumber A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (4/9) -- DO NOT just mill one edge and face for future use... always try to mill equal amounts ...
Re: Entry Door A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- For ease of installation, you want to use a top pivot as on pp. 24/25 http://e ...
Blind corner pull outs A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (4/9) -- I have a kitchen coming up and owner wants one of those blind corner p ...
Re: Entry Door A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (4/9) -- The top and bottom get brush type "seals", with a full circle around ...
Re: Large table top help needed A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (4/9) -- If you know solid stock work, bid it that way. You know to let it float on the apron, b ...
SCM Basic 1 Edgebander overhaul questions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/25) -- Im in the process of rebuilding/overhauling a SCM Basic 1 Edgebander, mfg date 1998. I ...
Re: SCM Basic 1 Edgebander overhaul questions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/25) -- I have that machine since new. Some of my pads on feed track got gouged and I filled th ...
Re: Wood filler 'ghosting' through stain. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/25) -- We do high end luxury finishing on our cabinets. We find it best practice on stained wood t ...
drawer slides A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/25) -- Someone did make a 3/8, 7/16" thick ball bearing drawer slide. Wondered if anyone ...
finishing time expectations A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/24) -- Hello finishing experts. I have only had finishing in house for about two years. The setup ...
Re: Topped out A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9/24) -- Look how far you have come on your own. Now imagine how far you could go with so ...
Re: finishing time expectations A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/24) -- The first thing I would tell you to do is work with your guys on several jobs from start to ...
Re: Software for complex parts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9/24) -- Checkout BobCad. It has come a LONG way since it was a free shareware thing. It is subscription b ...
Re: Is this a balanced panel? A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (3/9/24) -- David, Both sides will be a walnut veneer of the same thickness. Only difference is one side i ...
Re: Topped out A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9/24) -- Weinig may still send techs out to your shop to teach you what you need. Call th ...
Re: Software for complex parts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9/24) -- Dave, Are you cutting tenons on parts or milling the mortises on otherwise complex parts? In othe ...
Re: Is this a balanced panel? A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (3/9/24) -- I will say no, it is not a balanced panel. Same veneer two sides is the sure thing. Are you a ...
Re: Software for complex parts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9/24) -- This machine has a 4th c-axis. It can support saw blade aggregates and such. ...
Re: Looking For A Finishing Consult A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (3/9/24) -- Gemini Coatings in Grand Prarie, TX ...
Re: Spindle running hot new bearings A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9/23) -- Hi Dave, I the classes I took like 20 years ago we got told not to use sealed Be ...
Re: Grizzly tool buyer be aware A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/23) -- Was the machine totally broken? You don't say what the damage was. It might be worth as ...
Re: Buying cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9/23) -- Pay someone to do a inspection 1st and foremost and no a video showing it run does not count. I h ...
Re: Hinges for older cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/23) -- Hinges for older cabinets can be a bit tricky to find, but there are a few options you ...
Re: Surf prep vs festool sanders A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/23) -- I don't understand the use of electric sanders. To me, air makes much more sense. I use Dyn ...
? for Cabinet Vision and Busellato experts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9/23) -- How to I set up a drill in the main spindle? I moved my 8mm to the main spindle slot 1307. In Cab ...
Re: Architectural Millwork Installer Compensation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (3/9/23) -- Here in northern VT a competent lead carpenter should be making at ...
Re: Spindle running hot new bearings A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9/23) -- Thanks Fred. From your explanation i probably did not do any of those things cor ...
Buying cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9/23) -- Anyone have any experience with CNC Factory? Other machines I have looked at are new cnc, homag, ...
Re: Talk me down before I send this letter. A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9/23) -- I understand why you would think that, I would. Wouldn't send the letter. I'd ...
Re: Talk me down before I send this letter. A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9/23) -- "Thank you for your interest. At this time we do not have space in our p ...
Re: Talk me down before I send this letter. A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9/23) -- Agree with short. to the point. "Thank you for considering Us to quote y ...
Re: Talk me down before I send this letter. A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9/23) -- We all bid jobs that we don't get but we continue on. Why not just bid it up ...
Paint cracks in Baltic birch A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/22) -- We are using 3/8 Baltic birch plywood for flat panel painted doors. We built these cabinets ...
Re: Panel saw variation A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9/22) -- 0.2+- mm(not inches) can be normal ,not because machine ,only because material cutting behavior a ...
Re: Paint cracks in Baltic birch A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/22) -- My best guess would be a poor veneer job on your 3/8 panels. We've had product come in befo ...
Re: Painter strikes again A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/22) -- Try Replacing the hinges with Blum insertas,they get most of their "attaching stre ...
Re: Paint cracks in Baltic birch A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/22) -- Mdf would be a far superior material to use for the flat panel in your painted doors. Smoot ...
Re: Is Porter Cable still the best router? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/22) -- @ Dunn, Porter Cable is not out of business, but their website shows only obsolete 690 ...
Re: Painter strikes again A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/22) -- I've used the Salice and Blum Inserta & Expando hinges interchangably lately as sup ...
Re: Painter strikes again A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/22) -- We use the Blum inserta cliptop hinge, prevents painter nonsense cost a little bit more ...
cemco 3000 A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (3/9/22) -- does anyone have experience with a cemco 300 sander? Trying to figure out how to change t ...
Re: Painter strikes again A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9/22) -- Just make sure the hole pattern is correct for the Blum. Not sure if the Salice have th ...
Re: Paint cracks in Baltic birch A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/22) -- Sounds like damp plywood that you bought and it dried out and shrank enough to crack the pa ...
Re: denibbing mdf doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9/22) -- stanza door sanders maybe? ...
Re: Cedar post end grain sealer?? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- I agree with Keith with Smith's CPES. I discovered it over 30 years ago. The c ...
Re: Water based poly over oil based A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- While the can is the can, most modern waterbournes dont suffer the issues of adhesion with ste ...
Stumped on math. A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- I am trying to figure out the spacing between spindles and how many spindles I ...
Re: Water based poly over oil based A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Sealcoat shellac, as mentioned, would be a better alternative than OB poly first. But there ar ...
Re: Water based poly over oil based A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- WB is best under WB topcoats, but I've never had any problems using oil based ones IF I wait a ...
Re: Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- When we run MDF (doors or raised panels or anything that needs exposed/machined edges pain ...
Re: Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- The PVA diluted idea seems like it might work great. I know you said you heard it from sec ...
Re: Questions about New Thickness Planer Options A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- Kinda boils down to how good of a thickness sander you have. If you go with steel, ...
Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Hello all! Probably a common question but I have been making paint grade raised panels for ...
Re: Water based poly over oil based A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Really appreciate the feedback. On a related note, what would you recommend using as a stain i ...
Re: How do you size cabinet doors? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- we went from a big edge sander to a shaper with a 1" height straight edge. the finish ...
Re: How do you size cabinet doors? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- I always look at those power fed kundig edge sanders with interest. I just don't think it ...
Re: MDO For Flat Exterior Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- We've used it many times over the years for odd projects. Never had any delam ...
Re: Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Plum creek double refined Sand the cut faces with 320. Seal the cut face only with BIN she ...
Re: Water based poly over oil based A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- It's been a common issue for a long time. The wood finishing gods gave us Zinsser Sealcoat. It ...
Re: Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- I used double refined PlumCreek and spray the machined areas with clear precat lacquer red ...
Re: Questions about New Thickness Planer Options A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- I would get segmented steel infeed rollers, rubber out feed. I would also get a car ...
Re: Water based poly over oil based A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Also, on the Masters Armor (wb) can it says not to use over anything containing stearates? Do ...
Re: Questions about New Thickness Planer Options A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- Bill thats what im leaning toward and have on my current spec sheet. segmented stee ...
Re: Questions about New Thickness Planer Options A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- In my experience the steel outfeed rollers leave more road rash than rubber, especi ...
Re: SCM Pratix issues A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- I'm having an error when I'm trying to copy from the computer to CNC saying " errors during the ...
Re: Questions about New Thickness Planer Options A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- I know it wasn't your question but have you considered running your stiles&rail ...
Re: Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- I have not tried this but heard it from one of the biggest door makers. PVA diluted in wat ...
Re: Air compressor fail A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (3/9) -- Still in the process of diagnosing this problem, we have a backup ...
Re: Water based poly over oil based A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Thanks Adam! Could I use SealCoat over an oil based stain , then go with a water based top coa ...
Wood ID help A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- any input on identifying the species on both the casing and door would be appr ...
Re: How do you size cabinet doors? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Frank, what are you doing to prevent tear out on the end grain? ...
Re: Stumped on math. A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- 1÷((1+4.5)÷89.625) 16.3 So 17 spindles. ...
Re: Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Sorry, should have made it a link ...
Re: Tinted glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (3/9) -- Might try a Hoffman bow tie machine ...
Hardwood floor thickness for loft... A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- I've been asked to make a custom hardwood floor out of white ash and as close ...
Re: Finishing Both Sides - Hoadley vs. Flexner A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I recall being a part of the One side vs 2 side thread that Bob was participant on as well. I ...
Re: Finishing Both Sides - Hoadley vs. Flexner A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Wood floors are not coated on both sides? Many acoustic guitars are not coated on the inside? ...
Ikea installation w/o studs A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (3/9) -- I recently had to hang ikea cabinets in a basement that had metal stud ...
Re: air filters for spraying A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I use two water/ one micron combos, one at a drop near my compressor and one right before my w ...
Re: Finishing Both Sides - Hoadley vs. Flexner A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Next time you happen to be in HD or Lowes, take a look at the post formed countertop section, ...
Re: air filters for spraying A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- is anyone using anything to get oil out of the line before the spray gun. we are having period ...
Re: Soda Blasting for Stripping A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Nope, does not work very well. Just plan on going back to flow stripping or sending it out to ...
Re: Considering a Partner A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Been there, do not recommend it. The reason I've done it is because there was to ...
Re: Heat A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (3/9) -- My slab is 6" thick, the pipe for the heat is stapled to the ...
Re: drying bamboo A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (3/9) -- Thanks Don, The L200s got some miles on them but they keep going with a little coaxing ...
Re: Laptop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- I bought top of line touch screen HP with solid state drive about a year back. I ...
Re: Used edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Scott, your wife was correct. We have had two Cehisas, and they were easy to adjust and op ...
Re: Thermofoil A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- We use tons of rtf. I love it for secondary rooms which is what we do a lot of. Long lasti ...
Re: drying bamboo A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (3/9) -- Nice to see your name pop up, Gary. It's been a while since we talked. Bamboo is grass ...
Re: Salvaging AAA Nozzles A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- David, Spraying various waterborne products, mostly Target Coatings pigmented and clearcoats, ...
Re: 4 head 226 Mattison moulder A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- Hi Dave, looks like you need somebody that has worked a lot on old mill planers and ...
Re: Looking to buy new edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Be very cautious with used Bander’s as big and complicated as a Brandt. The parts and labo ...
Re: Salvaging AAA Nozzles A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- i just buy one off of ebay for about 75 dollars, its large enough to do other things, getting ...
Re: Salvaging AAA Nozzles A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- hi pat - just curious, what are you spraying? i do a lot of waterbased as well out of a kremli ...
4 head 226 Mattison moulder A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- Seeking a user manual and parts manual for a 226 Mattison 4 head moulder with tilti ...
Re: Hot melt glue and glue guns A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Honestly never found a perfect solution from all the liquids to the double stick tapes, we ...
Looking to buy new edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Looking to buy new bander hole 1308 xl or brand it 1130 fc auto brandit is 11,000 cheaper ...
Re: Brandt Optimat KD 56 A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Hey Paul, looking for a mail order? Our president hit one ☝️ ...
Re: Heat A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (3/9) -- In floor sounds nice. We are drilling holes in the floor constantl ...
Re: drying bamboo A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (3/9) -- Let us know how it works out. Good Luck. Never heard of people drying domestic bamboo. ...
Re: Glazing Tapes A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- We do it the same way as you, gary. We have tried tapes of various thickness a ...
Re: I know I'm crazy but.... A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (3/9) -- Not sure of the glue, guessing epoxy. He said it took roughly six weeks, with four days to ins ...
Re: CV Finish on Pre-Glued Edge Banding? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- We use CV and lacquer products all the time to prefinish our bandings with great success. ...
Re: I know I'm crazy but.... A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (3/9) -- Matt, I am taking this post off track. L have a few questions on the process of how the floori ...
formica idealedge bullones A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (3/9) -- Why in the world would Formica make a bullnose Edge for countertops that ...
Re: I know I'm crazy but.... A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (3/9) -- Geoff and Matt, It's ok with me to take this thread off topic. I am also interested in you're ...
Re: Cabinet door glue aplicators A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- well i looked into the james taylor spreader and with shipping 875 went to my local machin ...
Re: need a cheap 4 x 8 cnc router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- Cheap headache Research a lot,,before wasting 15k Cost router Rigging Installation Air Electrical Du ...
Re: CV Finish on Pre-Glued Edge Banding? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Thanks Stewart, I have a hot air bander so I wonder if that would be a problem. I am assum ...
Re: Epoxy problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (3/9) -- I use polyester resin. I tinted some black but that extended the cure time. Using clear, it st ...
need a cheap 4 x 8 cnc router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- I'm starting a new business . In need of an affordable 4 x 8 CNC. I cant seem to find any besides th ...
Re: Sunhill shaper A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- If you have a removable router collet post a pic some we can see the taper. You may ...
Re: Cabinet door glue aplicators A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- I didn't add a link because you already had it. We have had the Taylor one for at least 8 ...
Re: need a cheap 4 x 8 cnc router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- I'd suggest you find a shop to cut the parts for you. No machinery investment at all then. If cheap ...
Re: Cabinet door glue aplicators A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- The Lamello LK system we got through Hafele is excellent. http://www.csaw.com/lamello/glue ...
Re: Cabinet door glue aplicators A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Dustin your response doesn't show a link and the lamello looks like a great system way mor ...
Re: CNC cabinet fewer parts no flips A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Yea, Dropout asks a good question. Don't you want to inset the back to allow for scribing ...
Re: need a cheap 4 x 8 cnc router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- Affordable in terms of initial cost or in terms of operating cost or in terms of part cost. Not all ...
Re: edgeband peels off A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- We had a similar issue. Long story short, Jowat was the problem. Switched to Dorus and no ...
Fridge opening high code standards A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Anybody know where i can find standard codes for fridge opening heights ? ...
biesseworks A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (3/9) -- where can i buy old version of biesseworks how much it is i need to on work cid files and export fro ...
Re: biesseworks A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (3/9) -- I have a few versions of Biesseworks ,,,,do u want to log onto my machine and run some tests,, ...
Re: changing demographics and consumer tastes A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- It seems to me the largest shift in our customers has been both a desire for a l ...
Re: Customers responsibility A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Matt I just ask them if they have purchased any home services recently. Then jus ...
Re: pigmented cv over raised panel doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- My $.2 cents An Mdf raised center panel out of medex will yield a better finished product for ...
pigmented cv over raised panel doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- We have been doing shaker doors for so long now using a 1/4'' mdf center panel that its been s ...
Re: Corded Trim Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- bought a rockwell refurb on ebay from rockwell site for 40 bucks and could not ...
Re: Top drawer opening A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- If we use a buy out 5 piece front we make a 6 1/8" opening to accept a 6" front ...
Re: pigmented cv over raised panel doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I've done finish work for a cabinet shop that used MDF raised panels. They primered the cove d ...
Re: Customers responsibility A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Its not what you ask ,its what what you hear. Listen. People who have a problem ...
Re: Corded Trim Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- I like the pc 314 but they are fragile and limited in their power and depth of ...
Re: confirmat screw tooling A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- We have ours made at http://www.riversidetool.com/. We only order the RH version but they ...
Ready to cut DFX files A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- Hey, I'm looking for a source to find some ready to cut (I've looked at that website already) dfx fi ...
Re: pigmented cv over raised panel doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- thanks shane, so your suggestion would be center panel mdf but stiles/rails solid wood correct ...
Re: Alphacam tutorials? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- To far for me to stop in an help . What are you trying to do , if it's simple enough I'd be glad to ...
Re: Customers responsibility A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- listening is a difficult skill to master. Allot of reading between the lines. ...
Re: Top drawer opening A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- 5" opening, 4-1/8" dovetail drawer with undermounts. 90% of what we do is inset ...
Re: Customers responsibility A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- For some more so than others. Sales is more about listening than talking. ...
Re: confirmat screw tooling A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Thanks C-Tay! I'll contact them and see what they say. Appreciate it. ...
Re: Top drawer opening A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- 5" opening with 4" drawer sides for me. ...
Re: Loosing money year after year A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Robert, For the most part the GC's (or their installers) install our cabinetry. ...
Re: Profit/Loss for 2015....How did you do? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- We haven't finalized our YE numbers yet, but it looks like we will have had our ...
Re: rework A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- First I will apologize for what I'm about to say to the Mill Shop guys. Our busi ...
Re: How do people get timesheets? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- We use a digital time clock (for wages only). You must clock out before you can ...
Re: Profit Margin Rant A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- "Seems we should be making what the retailer makes, plus what an efficient ...
Re: Loosing money year after year A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Skillet, Estimating is done with a parametric spreadsheet. we are always off our ...
Spraying UV curable finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- We have potential use automating for two different product lines. One for moulding and one for ...
2K urethane high gloss process A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I have a project coming up that is high gloss white. Usually customers bail on gloss when I te ...
Re: Loosing money year after year A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Thanks again everyone, And mostly, Thanks Family Man for the long post. It's rea ...
Re: Loosing money year after year A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Problem is simple, you dont have the sales to justify the workforce. You need to ...
Re: Loosing money year after year A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- I'm a 1 man shop doing the same kind of kitchens. Contemporary for a couple of l ...
The Cloud A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- I can use some advise from those that use as to how to setup. What has worked, w ...
Re: Learning fast to get a job A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- What position were you even hired for? Its quite possible they are going to pu ...
Re: Profit/Loss for 2015....How did you do? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- "Your landlord is making more than you" I doubt it. Rent is not profit ...
Re: Profit/Loss for 2015....How did you do? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Jerry, just an observation... what does 1 person need with a 19,000sf shop space ...
Re: What Size Fan? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Dave - do a search at the top right of the page for previous discussions on this topic. You'll ...
Re: What Size Fan? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Is the fan 21" or 42"? Either way, with a 3/4HP motor you're not going to get 12,000 ...
Re: Loosing money year after year A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- As stated earlier you sales.to employees doesnt match up.sales are the most impo ...
Re: What Size Fan? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Please note that your biggest concern should be safety. And note that the code is different fo ...
advice on nail holes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- What works for you when filling small nail holes in molding finished with pre-cat colored lacq ...
Re: DOOR FINISH A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- that door was definitely red before it was black. you can see the red popping threw in the cor ...
Latex Gloves A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I've been using heavy latex exam gloves in the finish room and they seem to work well . Recent ...
Re: heated make up air in a small shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- We purchased a used 8000 CFM, 800kBTU AMU for about $8500 IIRC. That was 12 years ago and it's ...
Re: Ceruse Finish On Veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (3/9) -- I've done this type of finish on rift white oak. sand normal 120 or 150. Clear coat with conversi ...
Re: Loosing money year after year A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Break one job down into 10 - 15 catagories Put a number on each one. Track the j ...
Re: What Size Fan? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I have a tubeaxial fan from a commercial kitchen. 21" aluminum blades, 3/4 hp, 2 speed mo ...
Screen door clips A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- Im looking for some replacement screen door clips. Im replacing existing doors ...
Re: Pizzi compressor fitting A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (3/9) -- I don't know a lot about tires -- I just know that our Pizzi can be pressurized with a regular ...
Re: What Size Fan? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- So how on earth will the room stay warm? With that kind of air movement any heat will be gone ...
acme rod for bandsaw mill A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (3/9) -- anyone got plans on how to hook rig two acme rods .sprockets and chain for raising and ...
Re: RE: Oliver Jointer Repair A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- Thank you for your information. Sorry, I was away for a few weeks, so I could not r ...
10/4 ash A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (3/9) -- hi there, im drying some 10/4 ash and was wondering what the safe drying rate would be ...
Re: DOOR FINISH A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- i thing general finishes website shows how to do a finish like that nicko ...
System 12 A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- i will appreciate information regarding system 12 for wood/veneer finishing. ...
Re: thin kerf sawblades A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- Amen to super thin saws. Excellent blades. ...
Re: What Size Fan? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Million BTU makeup air unit. ...
Re: advice on nail holes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Soft wax from Fastcap ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- To understand our waste, you must understand our business. We do mostly moulding ...
Re: Depth cuts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- You have a couple of unique problems. With no vacuum, onion skinning (which is a little different th ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Surprisingly we have a fair amount of metal waste. All of this is saved and pick ...
Re: How To Make Large Accurate Measurements? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- Total Disclaimer: I'm an authorized Leica dealer However: I personally use the ...
Software solution for cabinet door business A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- Hi, We manufacture 5 piece wood cabinet doors. We input the data into excel, which produces a BOM fo ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- I am lucky to have found a few people to help with this, to our mutual benefit. ...
Selexx Mate boot disk A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- Hi Everyone, Does anyone have or know someone who has a Selexx Mate 2003 4x8 with the Siemens 810D c ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- I keep a Pit Bull at the shop for having discussions with the picketers, he enjo ...
Poor Atomization from HVLP turbine A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I am attempting to spray ML Campbell Clawlock and Resistant. I have had to thin both far great ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Hardwood scraps, edgings go the the local boy scout camp for kindling. One emplo ...
Re: Masonite hardboard and chemistry A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (3/9) -- Sounds good and is the obvious answer except for the fact that Home Depot uses a broad defin ...
Re: cnc resistance A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- When I did it about 12 years ago, I explained to my personnel how it would help ...
Re: KCD or eCabinets? A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (3/9) -- Calvin, Your right, Cabinet Vision is a great program. I have used it for over 5 years now. It's lea ...
Re: 1st Job A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (3/9) -- Thanks again for the info. very useful. I didn't saw through any dogs or stops! The tu ...
Re: Felder saw blades A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- They are the Best Blades I have used. I've got Ghudo, Tenru, freud, olson and other ...
Re: Kremlin pumps A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- kremlin makes good stuff, i have one but would also suggest getting a demo on a binks and cat ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Question about sawdust for farmers... I live in a very hippy dippy region of the ...
Re: Reducer for Verde Chiaro A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- Yes, that's common with polys. We went through the same problem a few ago. I explained to one ...
Re: striping or shadowing streaks in finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I've seen the problem arise in the past but usually in the summer. If it's not your technique ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- As far as pieces of scrap wood, I have local people come by who heat their homes ...
Re: striping or shadowing streaks in finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- If you are using the CATech AAA, your settings hint at that, try increasing our air pressure s ...
Re: striping or shadowing streaks in finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I don't use that equipment but from what I read on their webpage a 411 tip is an 8" fan w ...
Re: Safety Speed 37" wide belt sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (3/9) -- Don't know about the Grizzly or Safety Speed Cut but we have a similar machine made ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Grinder /shredder at the saw for fall off so it goes up the collector with the w ...
Re: Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- We hire 2 yard rolling bins from our trash hauler - scraps go directly into them ...
Re: Depth cuts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (3/9) -- Mark, I do keep 1/16" gap between parts. I like the idea of doing a wider first pass and then a ...
Looking to match this hinge A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Need to replace 2 hinges in an existing kitchen,have had no luck at my usual suppliers Ric ...
Waste Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (3/9) -- Who doesn't enjoy trash talk? I am interested in any sort of cognition that anyo ...
Re: striping or shadowing streaks in finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- thank you all very much for the advice. it is greatly appreciated. i will try to improve my te ...
Re: striping or shadowing streaks in finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I've had the same problem using a Kremlin. Technique was the issue, I was spraying too close. ...
Re: Poor Atomization from HVLP turbine A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (3/9) -- I'm not familiar with this particular gun, but with mine, the #1 problem is the vent at the to ...
Re: Masonite hardboard and chemistry A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (3/9) -- You need to ask them for a MSDS hazard sheet on the specific product you buy to know for sur ...
Re: countertop core A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (3/9) -- Thank you Dave. I'll look that up just to see what it is. We use IPB core ...
Re: Side Mount Soft Close Slides A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (3/9) -- Accuride recently re-engineered their model 3832EC and it works quite well. ...
Re: Island Corbel A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (3/9) -- Try Hardware Resources. ...
Unprotected water lines in walls A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (3/9) -- I am sure this had happened to everyone at least once. Last week we pu ...
woodwop users please step inside A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (3/9) -- I have been using woodwop demo and I have a question, when drilling line bore holes I can get the fi ...
Re: woodwop users please step inside A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (3/9) -- If you are trying to do two parallel lines of line holes on the x axis and lets say the first line’s ...
Re: woodmizer 3500 sawmill A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (3/9) -- very rare to hear of a WM customer support problem,,,, call them and explain your situ ...
Re: Drills A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (3/9) -- Our 18v lithium rigid sets are indestructible. Harold. ...
Re: Small gap at between Face Frames A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (3/9) -- Some good ideas here, but they all seem to be affected by the op's paw ...
Engineered Veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (3/9) -- Greetings, I have a client that wants to have doors and fronts match as closely as possible to th ...
Re: Small gap at between Face Frames A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (3/9) -- I guess when I read manufactured cabinet...I think cheap and to be hon ...
Re: Small gap at between Face Frames A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (3/9) -- I also think that the installer is the part of the problem. Those pony ...
Re: Large trees for for minimal charge A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (3/9) -- Judging by the the fact that the OP did not say what state, or region he is in, I think that ...
Re: shaving mills A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (3/9) -- A guy in our area has an interesting scheme. He has arranged with a couple o ...
Re: Spraying metallic gold on wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/25) -- Having done metallic and pearls, for myself and large Architectural and commercial Mfg. Com ...
Re: Cross Sighting Doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/25) -- Okay, take two straight dedicated pieces about 2-1/4” square x 4’ long. Cla ...
Re: Blum Movento with Tip-on issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9/25) -- I have the same problem. Also when I use inset drawers they are flush before the tip-on ...
Re: Snipe on widebelt sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (2/9/25) -- Measure from the center of the snipe to the end of the panel. Then, find out on ...
Re: take-offs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9/25) -- Although I haven't considered it, we haven't outsourced any takeoffs. ...
Re: Cosmec CNC Routers A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9/25) -- Keep up the work ...
Re: Mozaik, cabinet sense, others A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9/24) -- Scooter, You have learned a lot. Your approch is only backwards in the sense that you might be se ...
Re: Air Make-Up A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/24) -- i would call and ask norris weiner in mass for a recommendation.....rupp, weather rite, top ...
Re: Air Make-Up A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/24) -- also, i would contact weather rite or rupp directly to purchase a new unit. sure, industria ...
Re: biesse rover a or k A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9/24) -- Are you already doing plywood? It's a different world. Small or large pieces? Different strategie ...
Re: Freight Fright! RTA or in house? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9/24) -- If you have more than a couple of pallets you should be getting quotes for a ...
Re: Kem aqua plus white spraying technique A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/24) -- I've used Bin as a primer with very good results. Thought I would try the primer (its calle ...
Re: Conditioner For Wide Belt Conveyer Belt? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (2/9/24) -- Is the conveyer belt taller than the splice? If so the sanding belt won't touch ...
Re: Conditioner For Wide Belt Conveyer Belt? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (2/9/24) -- Thanks again for the responses. Gary, with my belt having metal staples, would I ...
Re: Conditioner For Wide Belt Conveyer Belt? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (2/9/24) -- It's close... I'm not sure if I feel confident enough to risk running it through ...
Re: Removing paint A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/24) -- acrastrip i believe they make a h20 stripper ...
Re: Fold up window hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/23) -- I've considered doing that because it wouldn't be too hard to fabricate the ...
Re: Fold up window hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/23) -- I’ve used the system from the Australia company Centor. https://centor.com/ ...
Re: Holzher Bander excessive glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9/23) -- I turner the fork 3 turns, reduced the quantity of glue bust still see the glue line. a ...
Re: Fold up window hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/23) -- I've tried many searches and haven't encountered the right hardware, maybe ...
Re: Fold up window hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/23) -- Thanks Joe, someone else recommended Centor as well and I reached out to th ...
Plain slice veneer plywood A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (2/9/23) -- I am curious about Plain slice veneer and how it will look for cabi ...
con var prices A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/23) -- have used alot of con var currently use becker acroma but prices have gone through the roof ...
Re: Fold up window hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/23) -- I just googled fold slide window hardware and a couple vendors came up that ...
Re: Fold up window hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/23) -- A challenge for sure. Looking closely at your picture those look like Cento ...
Re: Fold up window hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/23) -- Oh, that is different than what I was thinking. I’m not familiar with that ...
Re: con var prices A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/23) -- What percentage of your price is the finishing materials? There isn't a person around that ...
Cabinet Ware/Auto Cabinet Software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9/22) -- Hi all, I am really hoping someone out there can take the time to help me with this problem. I re ...
Re: What kind of a machine for a small wooden part A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9/22) -- I assume you have some kind of vise that is holding the 900mm piece. Can you turn vacuum on and o ...
Thick Butcher Block Countertop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9/22) -- Looking for fabrication suggestions for Thick Butcher Block Countertop with edge grain ...
Re: RE: Quarter Sawing a large diameter log A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9/22) -- Kenneth, the answer to your question depends on whether you want the figure to show ...
Re: Soft close shortage A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9/22) -- We are experiencing this to the extreme. I have had soft close inset hinges on back ord ...
Re: Epifanes clear varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/22) -- I've done a ridiculous amount of varnishing on boats and sprayed a fair amount on exterior ...
Re: Epifanes clear varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/22) -- 1.4-1.5 are for solvent based products which are reduced. wb likes 1.7 because it’s very ha ...
Re: Checking in mahogany crotch tables A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (2/9/22) -- To be clear, testing samples would not have helped because the bond seemed fine during the tim ...
Re: Touch up for clear lacquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/22) -- Shop shut down all employees spread to different ends of the earth. It’s clear lacquer. The ...
Re: Silicone for bedding IGU A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9/22) -- Apply the RTV to bare wood, before finish. We find it has enough adhesion t ...
Re: Touch up for clear lacquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/22) -- It's not a painting process to truly match wood. It's layers of color, (usually pigment in ...
Re: Touch up for clear lacquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/22) -- Wow! Watched the video link. That is some of the worst touch up I have ever seen. Waaaay of ...
Re: Epifanes clear varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/22) -- Adam, I agree with you about Epifanes directions. I have 2 new guns never used, a Devilbiss ...
Re: Longest Lasting Exterior Crucifix Hardwood A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9/22) -- Plantation grown teak only has a fraction of the weather resistance that old growth ...
Re: Longest Lasting Exterior Crucifix Hardwood A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9/22) -- Nope, no magic wood that does not exhibit the properties inherent to the material. T ...
Re: Epifanes clear varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/22) -- Adam, I am getting there, Devilbiss is doing the trick. Still reducing 25% but with a few m ...
Re: SCM and Mozaik A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9/22) -- Update- Zak Lewis got in touch with me through this post and I can say that with someone great he ...
Re: What kind of a machine for a small wooden part A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9/22) -- Tom: That is what i do at the moment. A machine working the way i describe would not tie the ooer ...
Re: What kind of a machine for a small wooden part A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9/22) -- AKM1325C1 with 9.0KW ATC spindle and 8pcs linear type auto tool changers, while improving product ...
Re: Checking in mahogany crotch tables A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (2/9/22) -- I agree with Rich - Old problem and 2-ply is a good strategy. I would amp it up a bit and use ...
Re: RE: Quarter Sawing a large diameter log A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9/22) -- If you want to truly quarter saw it, then you have to quarter the log. Chainsaw and ...
Re: What kind of a machine for a small wooden part A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9/22) -- This post reminded me of something I'd seen on Instagram a while back. Not US based, but this cou ...
Re: Touch up for clear lacquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9/22) -- I had no idea this was a refinishing job. I assumed you had put the paint on. ...
Re: Vertical Panel Saw Cutting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- I make puzzle stools and toy boxes. Step Stools with the name puzzled into the t ...
Sher-Wood CV A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- The current CV that I have been using has been great until recently when they decided to modif ...
Re: Getting qualified Help A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- Good luck with that... I have struggled continuously with help. The very young, ...
Re: Curved work A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Years ago I worked for a company that did tons of curved reception counters. We used to la ...
Re: Need reliable source for hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- I've opened an account with Hafele and I had one with Richelieu from before. However, when ...
looking for a shop in MD area A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Hi All I am looking for a shop in or around Maryland that is cnc based and can offer full ...
Re: Curved work A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Joel, We did some of that as well, but generally we tried to build the cabinets in section ...
Re: 65 amp problem A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (2/9) -- I would first try to find an electrician who is knowledgeable in p ...
Re: Upcut Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- I used to slow the cutting speed down on my saw to allow for a better cut quality when goi ...
Re: Ultra Sonic cleaners A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- I use a small cheap one from Harbor Freight. It does a great job for small parts like my air c ...
Re: Tinted glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- I hope the boxes are small. Otherwise the joints on two edges that are cross grain may break w ...
Re: Curved work A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Joel u can find that info right here on wood web. Go to knowledge base general items> s ...
Getting qualified Help A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- I have been struggling to find a qualified shop worker to follow cut list and ca ...
Re: Curved work A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- What I had in mind specifically was a bow front cabinet. This would involve a curved FF, D ...
Re: Upcut Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- It's just not a super clean cut. On dovetail drawers, it just means more sanding in the ex ...
Re: Windows update A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- hey steve & for anyone that has most any electronic or computer issues on cnc equipment i have f ...
Re: Tinted glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- I did a test yesterday using white glue with a mix of UTC white and yellow yesterday and came ...
Re: Upcut Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- We have a wider saw and we use the width often. I have a concern that it might be awkward. ...
Re: Windows update A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- I assume you meant update to windows 10? As far as the computer goes, should be possible. I can't sa ...
Re: Windows update A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- No Josiah. I meant Windows 7 to match another Biesse Flatbed we have. Mike C thanks but we are in Ch ...
Re: Tinted glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- Weve used transtint on several occasions. UTC may be better for opaque but any universal dye w ...
Re: Ultra Sonic cleaners A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- I bought mine from Amazon, I think it was about $50 - $60. Well worth the money. ...
Re: Ultra Sonic cleaners A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Been really happy with my Crest cleaner with heat. Not cheap but been reliable. ...
Re: Tinted glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- You can tint pva with dye. Beat to start with white glue but any will work. ...
Re: cnc purchase A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- We don’t have a parts and service issue with Biesse Of course, I demand daily, weekly and bi weekly ...
Re: Painted Cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Water goes a long way to depress a thivk paint. What's my viscosity after adding 10% water? It ...
Re: ENGINEERED FLOOR BALANCING A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- We have had the type 2 in my foyer for 21 years. Wear has been great. It is wh ...
Re: Biesse A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (2/9) -- 0 for off 1 for on my old Lato 38 had Bevel end trimming that’s cu ...
Re: Biesse A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (2/9) -- Thanks for the response. This machine refers to the second set of ...
Re: Union or having your own business? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- In my opinion, if you have to ask this question you don’t have the guts to make ...
Re: Pre-bending HPL and hold the shape? A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (2/9) -- I own a countertop shop along with our cabinet shop. Our top shop gets a ...
Re: Edgebander tape feeding issue. A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- the switch seems to be doing what it needs to be doing also, since the roller is intermitt ...
Re: Shop owners conference A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- I will be coming from balmy NY this year anyway. Two years ago in Denver this wa ...
Re: Painted Cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Hollandlac from Fine Paints of Europe. Very spendy but a top quality oil based brushing enamel ...
Re: Edgebander tape feeding issue. A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Here is the video. The machine only has coil feed no strip feeder. You can see the switch ...
Re: Biesse A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (2/9) -- Thought it might be easier to trace a circuit. This machine I just ...
Re: unibond 800 exterior use A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- I feel like any PVA glue is going to give more springback than plastic resin glue, but maybe t ...
Re: Painted Cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- I have brushed on automotive urethane with great results. that gives a good 2K durability fini ...
Re: unibond 800 exterior use A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- After some thought, I may use titebond 2 extend for these curves. I’m concerned about shop tem ...
Re: Edgebander tape feeding issue. A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- If I’m not mistaken you have the strip magazine engaged. The tape feed is advanced by the ...
Re: Union or having your own business? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- I would highly recommend a good position where you can move into pm work and sup ...
Tip size for Kremlin and latex A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- I’ve done this before and always had problem. Of course I attempted to use my tips for clear f ...
Re: Painted Cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Dan shaf Spraying latex with conventional spray gun with a 1.4 tip and only thing with 10% wat ...
Re: Painted Cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Dan shaf Spraying latex with conventional spray gun with a 1.4 tip and only thing with 10% wat ...
Re: Painted Cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- If you're going to spray latex paint you really need an airless sprayer. That's what it's made ...
Re: Tip size for Kremlin and latex A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Why don’t you rent an airless sprayer for a day. Cheaper than a new tip ...
Re: Hand sanding efficiency A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Scuff pads clean sandpaper really well. ...
Re: Closet Cabinet Widths A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Closets are not cabinets. Cabinets are a self contained box, where a closet is a series of ...
Re: Rover J 1530 A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- You were right! Estop button and air pressure sensor were shorted. Bypassed both and everything work ...
Re: air make-up dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- We retrofitted our units to use merv 8 pleated filters outside and had the ducting from each u ...
Re: Introducing a New Product A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- If it is a “me to” product it might keep you busy but you won’t make any money a ...
Re: 2k poly question A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- I'm using titebond 1. Face frame cracks aren't really too common, but I outsource my paint gra ...
Re: Biesse Rover S FT Safety Curtain Logic A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- I too have experienced many problems with the e-stop, air pressure monitor switch and safety cable e ...
Re: biesse A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- I'm having a similar problem with my Rover J. When a tool holder is present in the spindle, the sens ...
Re: Barn-type Door Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- "Typical fancy woodworking: days of tedium followed by sheer terror, hopi ...
Re: pre cat A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- just make sure to clean them very well with naptha several times with clean rags each time so ...
Re: Wood Identification A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- Thank you Gene. I also send out a note to the cemetary’s hortoculturist asking if he r ...
Re: Biesse Rover S FT Safety Curtain Logic A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- I didn’t bypass any safety items, I just added a button to the console so I didn’t have to walk the ...
Re: air make-up dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- If the manufacturer won't help then call an HVAC specialist. There is almost certainly a way t ...
Re: Closet Cabinet Widths A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- There is a large Closet Expo in Charlotte NC march 6th thru 8th I am sure this will help ! ...
Re: Unloader for a cnc router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- I would get the unloader if you can afford it. If not, look closely at the gantry of the machine you ...
Re: Cabinet door production time A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- 120 grit on the edge sander. It's too fine and I get burning pretty easily whe ...
software replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- Just recently learned that Autodesk has discontinued selling and developing art cam. Although active ...
Re: Wilsonart 1731 adhesive delamination problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- This is a wilsonart problem. Talk to your wilsonart rep. We have projects with both 1730/1731 ...
Re: 72'' or longer straight metal bar A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (2/9) -- McMaster Carr has a good selection. I needed a long straight edge not long ago, and ...
Re: software replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- Thanks Chevy, saying that artcam is a little closer with there post processor does that mean a highe ...
Re: Walnut Water pockets A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- Indeed, water pockets are wall to common in thicker walnut, and are worse in tropical ...
Re: Wilsonart 1731 adhesive delamination problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- We are a small fabricator in PA and in the last 2 months have had to fix six jobs that were fa ...
Re: software replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- im a mechanic at both shops running Vectric aspire and Artcam ,,if you wana do a teamviewer thing an ...
Re: software replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- artcam is a pretty solid product,,althought the support will stop the functions and the post process ...
Transfer fan size? A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (2/9) -- I've got a Murphy Rodgers baghouse that I'd like to add a cyclone ...
Re: Cabinet door production time A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- Hey thanks for the video. Man that shop looks phenomenal! It is like a tool sh ...
Re: Anderson alum/phenolic grid sizing? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- The Anderson Grid is on 50mm centers. It has a 5mm x 5mm groove pattern. BVC, Schmalz, and NEMI all ...
Re: software replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- V carve from Vectric is very good too,,,alot of the same functions /if not all but about 35% cheapie ...
Biesse Rover 23 - Failure Z Axis - Code Ad0 A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- Help with Rover 23 Biesse When we try to move the Z Axis, the servopack Yaskawa shows Ad0 error code ...
Re: software replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- Thanks for your help. I haven't thought of enroute , I will look at that alongside the vectric optio ...
Re: software replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- Sai Enroute, is one i forgot to mention,,Luke (the rep) is awsome to deal with ,,but Enroute has all ...
Re: Wilsonart WA1730 Contact A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- WA 1730 is made in Temple TX across the parking lot from the laminate plant. ...
Re: software replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- Aspire or VCarve pro from vectric will work for you ...
Re: Are you going to IWF? A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- I will be there. I hope to meet you. ...
Re: Crown support blocks A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Thanks for the answer Mike ...
Re: Jobs for a former owner? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- I recently did exactly this, almost by accident. I recruiter found an old resume ...
Re: Why didn't this work. Elliptical routing A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- I give this little lecture on a regular basis. There is no such thing as paral ...
New Cabnetware Tech Forum Open Now A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- I am opening my old forum but it has been totally rebuilt from scratch. It is a standalone forum wit ...
Re: The Death Of CabnetWare A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- I am opening my old forum but it has been totally rebuilt from scratch. It is a standalone forum wit ...
Re: Automation of mill maintenance, advice A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- We have what we call "Maintenance Monday". Every Monday morning we do ...
Re: scm supertech 100 cnc router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- Ok, it is probably a tria or xylog interface then. If I recall(been 15 years or so) F1 is defult fac ...
Re: Costing estimates A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- So, here's an update: There is no 'perfect cost book'. Even Quick Bids only has ...
Re: spray booth A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Velocity of the air is what is killing you. You don't have to spray in a wind tunnel. "If ...
Re: Price matching competetor quotes A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- Value, value, value! We get and keep CLIENTS (not jobs) by being better than our ...
Re: Drawing times in various software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- A lot depends on how fast you can draw something out. How much detail, how much off the wall stuff t ...
Re: Used Wide Belt? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- Todd, If you've been sanding panel glue ups with a 21" belt sander I would recomme ...
Why didn't this work. Elliptical routing A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- I use an elliptical routing jig. Two dadoes at 90º angles to each other with a ...
Re: Drying shed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- It depends where you are located. If in an area with snow, face the shed opening to th ...
Re: CNC machining chair bottoms A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (2/9) -- I make and ship scooped seats I carve on my CNC. Other than one customer, I've alwa ...
Re: Chair Blanks A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- I finally found someone who make the seat blanks for chair. He does a great job and the ...
Re: Blind Dado backs and toe kick A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- We do 1/4" backs in 3/8" deep dado set in 3/4" with 3/4 nailer behind. That ...
Re: Why didn't this work. Elliptical routing A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- Looks like AutoCAD give the real life results. I still don't understand why. S ...
Re: Drawing times in various software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- Cabinet Vision 8 hours! And this does not include some engineering after the fact. We do custom full ...
Re: Used Wide Belt? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- Bill, I just signed a contract with an online retailer, and we mostly focus on coffee t ...
Drying shed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- I need someone else thought on this beside my own! what is best way orient drying shed ...
Re: spray booth A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- PS, If you really want to get into it (I built surfboard sanding rooms in another life) you ca ...
Cabinet Pro and Door Pro A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- I have recently purchased Cabinet Pro and Door Pro ($9,000) and I have had a little trouble getting ...
Re: Drying shed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- I am going to build a "t" type shed and I am using the info. from the articl ...
Re: Head Injuries from CNC frequency A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- What Jeff and Jay said. Wear protection on your ears......and not just foam plug ...
Re: Why didn't this work. Elliptical routing A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- Did you move the router on the arms with the same pivot points as the outside ...
Help with SCM Sigma 65 Beam Saw - Calibration A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- Is anyone in the Spokane, WA area familiar with the SCM Sigma 65 Beam Saw? We recently ...
Re: Line boring accuracy A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Are your panels cut to length accurately? By flipping the panels I assume you are regerest ...
WTB - General Finishes RTM samples and book A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Anyone have a complete set of General Finishes RTM samples along with the formula book they no ...
Re: Why didn't this work. Elliptical routing A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- It's been a while since I have used this method, but I think you have to reset ...
Re: Tool grinder A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (2/9) -- Here is a great web site to start on. https://www.weinigusa.com/us/ Be careful when ...
Re: scm supertech 100 cnc router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- You might want to post what control software/control it uses. The SCM machines I used to work with w ...
Re: Blind Dado backs and toe kick A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- 1/4 backs in 9/32 grooves Nailers pocket screwed in and drawers boxes are 1/4 nests back a ...
Re: Why didn't this work. Elliptical routing A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- That's what I did. Inside diameter ellipse and used trammel points to make the ...
Re: Why didn't this work. Elliptical routing A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- Have you ever compared the shape generated by your slider, to one generated by ...
Re: scm supertech 100 cnc router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- it has a morbidelli control. I have a manuel but it does not tell how to program the horizontal dril ...
Re: spray booth A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Thanks Bart i will make the exhaust bank bigger it is the cheapest thing to try . ...
Re: Used Wide Belt? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- What do you want to sand? ...
Re: Frameless to face frame A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- I am up in Ontario, Canada and one of the last few I think doing FF...seems the entire cou ...
Retiring A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- Looking for advise. I have owned and operated a architectural casework and millw ...
HVAC vacuum pump for veneer pressing??? A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (2/9) -- My normal vacuum press setup uses a 6 CFM compressor-driven pump. At my shop I have a large compr ...
Re: Retiring A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- I can speak to this as someone who bought an existing company - a little smaller ...
Re: Eco Steps finish materials A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Intermix system is really simple to use as far measuring and stuff, I do a spray and no wipe w ...
Re: What do you use your edge sander for? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- I really like my SCMI/Samco Unilev. Tracking is with old school air jet and tr ...
Re: HVAC vacuum pump for veneer pressing??? A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (2/9) -- Yes, an HVAC oil type pump works well for vacuum bag work. I have been using a 1/2hp pump for 10 ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Since portable routers do not have the HP of CNC routers I like to use 2 routers set up fo ...
Re: Mystery Discoloration of Doug Fir Veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Since there is zero change under the pull, light is required for whatever reaction is taking p ...
Re: New to biessework got a error message A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- Make sure that you have closed the file in any other program before you open it. Also don't try to d ...
Re: HVAC vacuum pump for veneer pressing??? A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (2/9) -- The Chinese pump will work. It can expel an oil mist while running. How do you plan on cycling it ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Bit sizing is determined by what your smallest inside radius is, larger fia bits will cut ...
Re: walk through pantry hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Walk thru doors are most commonly called passage doors and use butt hinges, and are a mini ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Mike, What I would need to know is your template on the top? If so you need a bit with a b ...
Re: Fish eyes in Conversion Varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- To combat the fish-eye problem sand the finish surfaces with 400 grit then clean the surface t ...
Re: Retiring A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- How is your company set up? Sole proprietor? How critical are you to the company ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- I'd go with a spiral. Actually two spirals or one spiral and one roughing. You can use the ...
Re: Shop van and or delivery truck revisited A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Harold, I would and have purchased trucks from Ryder truck Leasing. We picked up a Isuzu 1 ...
Re: Aged Wood Finish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Step one: Distress pine with hammer, heavy metal chain and hand plainer Step Two: Remove any s ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- I agree with the Gentleman that responded before me. I would use prob. 1/2 inch up cut spi ...
River Birch mill thickness prior to kiln dry A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- Want to make a dining room table. No experience milling/kiln dry. Have River Birch in ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Thanks James and Chuck. Let me explain better what I'm wanting to do. The jig I'm wanting ...
Re: Biesse rover spindle reverse A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- If you are using biesse works then when you enter the tool in the tool manager screen (where you set ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Mike, If you are going to use the base and do not need a bearing, then we have almost an u ...
Re: corner base bi-fold door A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- For the few jobs we use Bi-fold hinges, the main door had butt hinge. If you are using con ...
Re: Shop van and or delivery truck revisited A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- I have three trucks similar to what you describe, getting away from towed trailers was one ...
Re: Base cabinet shelves question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Beautiful white kitchen. Really don't like 165 hinges, they start sagging way sooner than ...
Re: Glue Line A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (2/9) -- Gene, I have seen this in entire houses of mitered casings that have never seen a sander. Fran ...
Re: Profit Margin Rant A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- Positive cash flow, negative taxable income is the goal (positive EBITDA), the r ...
Re: Frameless to face frame A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- A few more picture's of one of the few painted I have done lately (Island was rustic thoug ...
Re: Shop van and or delivery truck revisited A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- We have two, A cab over Isuzu 16' and a E350 14'.. Couldn't be without them ...
Re: Eco Steps finish materials A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- Thanks for the replys, ordered the starter kit. Will see how it works vs our current system. ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- I use CNCs so my first response is from that thinking. Long time since I held a router ...
Re: Router bit question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (2/9) -- Thanks for all the responses. Good info. ...
Re: secondary heat source for solar kiln A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- Doug, Your retirement idea is indeed a good one, BUT... You will get more income and m ...
Interior Door Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- I have a client who used a competitors raised panel door where the panel is sh ...
Re: Drafter, hire for experience or potential? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (2/9) -- By far the best Drafter/Engineer/Detailer whatever title you wish to use, the be ...
Need hardware for pivoting window…. A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- I'm building a set of 3 transom windows, all interior. Basically just a way to ...
Re: Weeke Grease A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- What grease is it? If it is the Mobilux you can get that from Better Vacuum Cups at a great price. T ...
white film bleeding A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- i have a upcoming job consists of mahogany paneling and trim. the cabinet builder says he did ...
Re: Parametrics and MDF doors A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- In vCarve pro, You could draw one rectangle, then create a toolpath template that runs the various t ...
California Bound (Multicam) A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- I will be in CA for the week of Mar 16th, for some service/PM calls. If you would like to inquiry/sc ...
Re: secondary heat source for solar kiln A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- Radiant floors are a bad idea in kilns. To work the temperature of the floor always ha ...
Re: white film bleeding A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (2/9) -- it could be that the catalyst, be it a pre or post catalyzed product, was too rich. Seen and h ...
Re: Tv lifts A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- Nexus are good lifts that operate on either a single column or a double depending on th ...
Re: How To Make Large Accurate Measurements? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- David, I don't know if this would help you, but there are laser templating ser ...
Re: Interior Door Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- Solid wood moves, and no two pieces the same. It could be the original panels ...
Re: Interior Door Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- You can make the door with solid mdf panels, no problem. Prime and sand the ra ...
Re: Tv lifts A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- A number of years ago I used one made by Nexus. Good support from them, made in USA and ...
Re: Need hardware for pivoting window…. A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- Try Phelps at the link below. They have good quality old school window hardwar ...
Re: Tersa cutter head A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (2/9) -- Thanks everyone for the responses. Thanks Chris, i have had similar experience of l ...
Re: secondary heat source for solar kiln A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- Thank you to both of you for your wisdom. I buy timber for a local mill and know loggi ...
Tv lifts A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- I have a client who wants me to modify an existing piece of furniture to put in a TV on ...
Re: Tv lifts A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- Glen, glad I added my 2 cents to this. I'm just beginning on the Auton and wondered how ...
Re: Reclaimed Fence Boards on Plywood A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (2/9) -- If you're still following this thread here is a link to the final project. Also a pictu ...
cnc 5 axis vertical mill for wood A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (2/9) -- Just throwing it out there, does anyone have any input on using a 5 axis mill, such as a Haas to mak ...
Re: Need hardware for pivoting window…. A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (2/9) -- Jeff, Try " GU Hardware" as they used to sell a great pivot hinge. S ...
Re: live edge cherry table A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- Sewing machine bases, eh? ...
Re: Log taper adjuster A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (2/9) -- very cool!! royboy ...
Re: 3D CAD for Cabinet Design and Production A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- Steve, The process to get parts from Inventor or Solidworks through SmartLister is very similar. It ...
Re: I've Had It With Uni-Bond! A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (2/9) -- I stopped using Unibond years ago after one too many acid burn throughs ruined finished pieces (m ...
Re: dust collection setup in a 1000sqft shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (2/9) -- I buy lumber from 2 different mills. I try to stock about 100 bdft ...
Re: Floor Sweeper A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (2/9) -- I purchased an old Advance Retriever off ebay. After Replacing the ...
Re: New laptop/software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- You will first need to know what software you are interested in using, as they have different requir ...
MV face frame library A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (2/9) -- I am looking for someone with a metric face frame library for microvellum. We use frameless but I wo ...
Re: dust collection setup in a 1000sqft shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (2/9) -- The real question is why are you planning rough lumber? Why not bu ...
Re: shaving mills A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (2/9) -- We have found the Kimber Shavings Mills have very high and consistant produc ...
Re: shaving sales A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (2/9) -- we purchased a used shaving baler last year ,and found it to be profitable.w ...
Re: Beetle Kill Wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (2/9) -- Hi ScottG: Yes, forest management did play a major role in this affair. &quo ...
Improving 3D Model Resolution in ArtCAM A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9/25) -- Hi All, I am new to ArtCAM and have been working on creating 3D models. I have encountered an iss ...
EVA glue for edge banders A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9/25) -- I wonder what type or brand other people using for their edge banders I have a SCM K230 edg ...
Re: Wood to Metal A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9/25) -- Whomever the tooling vendor is for the shop is going to be your best resource.- multitudes or mor ...
Re: Weinig powermat 1200 A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9/25) -- Thank you for the response. I did remove and clean under the bed plates and did ...
Re: Quality of walnut going down A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9/24) -- I think we are all denying the existence of an elephant in the room. The better lumb ...
Re: Trestle table with center leaves A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/24) -- to response number 1. i know how to build it, im just drawing a blank on the best way. ...
Re: Advice Please! A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/24) -- Like matt said there is always a gap. Blum compact hinges have a lot bigger gap than cl ...
Spraying Solid Wood Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9/24) -- I haven’t done a lot of these but the ones I have, as the panel shrinks sometimes it reveal ...
Re: Kupfer Muhle Planer A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9/24) -- I bought a Pinhiero 4 head planer at one shop. A Spanish machine imported by som ...
Trestle table with center leaves A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/24) -- Ok. So I’m drawing a complete mind blank moment here I am building a table with trestle ...
Re: Quality of walnut going down A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9/24) -- We just bought some 8/4 “premium” walnut from Hearne hardwoods here in PA. They have ...
I need advice Mozaik vs Fusion 360 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/24) -- My boss has tasked me to look into Fusion 360 to replace Mozaik because his son who run ...
scm s520e outfeed A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9/24) -- I'm looking to have Western Roller recover the single outfeed roller on a n ...
Re: Kupfer Muhle Planer A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9/24) -- The Pinhiero is a similar looking machine. The Kuper also appears as if the side ...
Re: Spraying Solid Wood Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9/24) -- I always stain the panels first, spray a coat of sealer, sand the sealer then install them ...
Re: Trestle table with center leaves A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/24) -- Just a general question, but how can you bid a job when you have no idea how to build i ...
Re: Trestle table with center leaves A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/24) -- For a slab of wood to stay flat, it must have equal air flow all around. If you stack t ...
Re: Quality of walnut going down A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9/24) -- I think you are exactly correct David. Being in Canada i am an importer as well but ...
Re: Trestle table with center leaves A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/24) -- You have to get really creative if those steel legs are tall and won't let you add a sl ...
Re: Spraying Solid Wood Raised Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9/24) -- I stain or (color) prime the tongues of the panels before assembly. Then clear or prime/pai ...
Full Overlay Door Sizing A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- So, I knocked out the soffit above my existing cabinets and am looking to replace the d ...
How would you groove these toe boards? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- We're looking to lean up/improve the way we groove our toe kick boards. We use leg leve ...
Re: Cabinet Door Shaper upgrade A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- I can't see the expense or effort in adding a DRO to your existing machine. IMOP it wou ...
Re: How would you groove these toe boards? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- I don't think there is enough horse power in a router to make it efficient over the lon ...
Re: Advice on Planer Purchase A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9/23) -- I agree with Dave E. - Get a four head planer with digital readouts, process (co ...
Re: Leg levelers and Island cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- I spend twenty years using levlers but gave them up, same for suspension fittings and t ...
Re: Edgebander: Premill vs Edging on the Shaper A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9/23) -- Pulled the trigger on a new Cantek MX350m this morning. Not a huge machine, but ...
Re: How would you groove these toe boards? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- My thought would be a simple 4 head molder, you would be able to get exact results, rep ...
Re: HELP ME FIND THIS MOLDING! A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- I have used Driwood Moldings in the past if you are looking for a more economical solut ...
Re: How would you groove these toe boards? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- With the spacing of nominally 2" for the two grooves I don't see you being able to ...
Re: Air compressor A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- Keep the compressor you have and add a second if you need more air. You'll double the s ...
Re: How would you groove these toe boards? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- You can get carbide knives made for a Hussy, The carbide is brazed to knife stock. We u ...
Re: Leg levelers and Island cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- Depends on how out of level the floor is. I usually just glue an island in place. Most ...
Re: How would you groove these toe boards? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- I'd stack tooling on a shaper. Run it on edge, and flat against a continuous fence with ...
Re: Cabinet Door Shaper upgrade A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- The Accurate Tech Pro-Scales use remote readers. Locate them where you need to, and set ...
Re: Leg levelers and Island cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- Thanks Bruce, do you use leg levelers? ' Yes gluing the cabinet down works fine if you ...
Re: holzher 1305 edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- Does anyone know of sources for parts for a Holzher 1305 machine. ...
Re: Full Overlay Door Sizing A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- Your needs would be best served on a do it yourself site. ...
Re: Full Overlay Door Sizing A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- The photos I attached seemed huge. I resized them a bit. ...
Re: drawer box material A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/23) -- Where are you located? ...
supplemental heat for solar kiln to kill bugs A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9/22) -- I built a solar kiln back in 2009 following the Virginia Tech design and this has w ...
Re: Double Hung Window Shop Drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9/22) -- " Modern Practical Joinery " by George Ellis will tell you what y ...
Re: FIRST CNC PURCHASE A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9/22) -- Unfortunately, I have not used this machine, but I have purchased a 5x10 CNC router from FORSUN C ...
Re: LG Styler A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9/22) -- Video says 2" on the sides. ...
Re: Software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (1/9) -- Garen, I have used KCD in depth, Cabinet Pro in depth, and experimented with Mozaik. I selected Cabi ...
Re: Brush sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Sorry for the slow response guys.Covid labor short with a guy out. Shop forema ...
Re: Software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (1/9) -- Take a look at Cabinet Sense I like it because of the ability to draw custom anything within the sam ...
Re: "Fastedge" edge banding question A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- We've used the tape and fast edge occasionally in a pinch and I mainly keep the tape on the sh ...
Re: making spray stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Behlen stain/dye. Thin with dna. spray with a quality gravity gun with a 1.0. Spray multiple c ...
Re: Black Conversion Varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- On a similar note..what do you guys use for spraying other dark colors for conversion varnish? ...
Re: Black Conversion Varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Leo, I had been told to do it your way but my only reluctance is a sand thru that get missed a ...
Question For those with CV S2M A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Do you have the option to Nest to S2M OR .dxf out? After purchase I am being told I can only have on ...
Re: Black Conversion Varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- When I want a dark color I use Sherwin Williams conversion varnish. It's pretty thick and need ...
Re: Black Conversion Varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Black Mohawk marker on sand throughs which is usually a corner so it's easy to hide. ...
Re: Brush sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Pic attached ...
Re: big ass fans A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- We have a lot going on. Our shop space is 48,000. We have two Cambridge Direct F ...
Re: Optimizing software A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- We use mozaik for all cabinet parts coming into the shop. As stated above we have cabinet vision and ...
What to do with honey oak? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Morning everyone, I was wondering if there was any solutions for changing the color on the old ...
Re: Headphones/Earbuds in the shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Not that we allow it at our facility, but I do know of some smaller shops that ...
Looking for lathe work A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- We don't have a lathe and are involved in a project needing a small amount of ...
Re: Looking for lathe work A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- I have never heard of a woodturners' club. This is the back of beyond... Your ...
Re: Edge detail A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- I would over cut the chamfered top edge until it meets the face. Then calculate the thickn ...
Re: Changing room name on cabinets in Cab Vision A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- I had a similar issue with a project we were working on recently and I just temporarily re ...
Re: What to do with honey oak? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Best to use the same finish that is currently on it. Put a compatible colorant into it and spr ...
Re: Edge detail A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- We would do it the way Ex-Pat first suggested. The only exception to Ex-Pats way, we would ...
Re: Moving a sliding table saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- For an 8' I would just remove the wagon and swing the outrigger against the saw and not di ...
Base board and casing finish. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- I was wondering what everyone is spraying there paint grade baseboard and casing with. I am lo ...
Re: Looking for lathe work A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- David, You may want to see if you have a local woodturners club. Many of these ...
Re: Oversized pipe in dust collection A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- You'll have to do the calculations to make sure you can maintain 3 ...
Re: punky wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- I've never used it before myself, but I've heard of people using a stabilizing resin. I think ...
RTA Cabinets vs Cabinet Shops A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (1/9) -- Seeking Advice! The benefits of buying RTA Cabinets vs Buying Cabinets from one of our own s ...
Re: thermoforming A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (1/9) -- Leonard, we use membrane on ours. Shameless plug.. Could save you time an ...
Re: Headphones/Earbuds in the shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Was at a Ferrari dealership once, in the repair area. Everyone had pristine wh ...
Moving a sliding table saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- I'm thinking about getting a used sliding table saw. (8' slider or so) Just wondering the ...
Re: Looking for lathe work A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- We specialize in these type of projects. If we can assist you or anyone don't ...
Re: Looking for lathe work A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Hi David, We specialize in custom finial work and can give you a quote if you' ...
Re: Moving a sliding table saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Thank you Mark B, Tom C and Bill for the comments and ideas. Tom C, that looks like a big ...
Re: punky wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- what is the thinning agent and do I mix the sawdust in with it or just apply it as is? Thanks ...
Re: Moving a sliding table saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Made it's own Custom Skid,Pallet jack , Winched on to flat bed towing truck... ...
Re: Looking for lathe work A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- You can also ask Art for Everyday. I am pretty sure they would do it. ...
Re: Looking into buying a new Cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- I second the biesse, we run one in our shop, a rover K, could not be happier ...
Re: Looking for lathe work A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- http://blueberrywoodworks.com/index.php He's worth the drive. ...
Re: Looking for lathe work A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- In CT. Jim Kephart or Art lackey. Google for contact info. ...
Re: punky wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- You can add saw dust or just plain. Depending if you need to fill gaps. Perley ...
Re: punky wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- thanks. all help is most appreciated. ...
Re: Floating Bartop Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Ron: In addition to agreeing with Paul Miller about a one piece bar out of sol ...
Floating Bartop Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- I have been asked to bid on a "floating" or "cantilevered" ...
Re: Floating Bartop Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- There are so many unknowns in your post that it is difficult to give an opinio ...
Re: Floating Bartop Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- The design, construction, and installation of the bar is not spelled out by a ...
Re: digital levels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (1/9) -- You are correct in describing the static accuracy of the lasers vs bub ...
Re: Floating Bartop Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- I also agree with Paul Millers comments. No way would I do plywood. We only bu ...
Paint Racks A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- We recently made some roll around paint drying racks for our shutters. We have tried several t ...
festool laminate trimmer A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (1/9) -- I am thinking about buying the festool mfk700 for trimming hpl. I have re ...
Re: buffing pre cat Laquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Dynabrade replacement pads are fairly cheap in the whole scheme of things. I can't say I would ...
Re: Thought on Hexagon acquiring Alphacam? A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (1/9) -- From the little bit of research I did when it was first announced, I suspect Hexagon bought Vero to ...
Re: Paint Racks A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- 1/8 mdf. We made them the same size and used zip ties on the back. We were visiting our friend ...
Re: Paint Racks A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- I made my own also. Poplar rests that are rounded with a small flat in the center. Only time I ...
Re: Biscuit Joiner A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (1/9) -- The Lamello machines are expensive and worth their price! At one point ...
Re: Floating Bartop Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Thanks a bunch guys! Very helpful and insightful. I will rethink these issues ...
Re: Paint Racks A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Pipe insulation. Outgassing of some solvents may melt them. Test first. ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- CM, Contrary to what you may think, I am not against Lean. But I do worry that t ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- DS, TOC suggests there is one and only one constraint that keeps work from flowi ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Tim, You said “Following that logic there is only one traffic jamb on Interstate ...
Re: Repetitive Mistake A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Thanks for the input Dustin. What I am thinking about right now is to produce a ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Ben, Thank you for your encouragement. I think it would be great if articles lik ...
Split along the glue joint - why? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- The other post about splits in the shop was well timed as we just got a call a ...
Central dust collection A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- Dear We are having a central dust collection with 1 engine (15kw). ...
True32 and beaded inset face frame cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- I've recently put a bunch of frameless cabinets, full overlay doors and drawers together w ...
Repetitive Mistake A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- We have two areas in our production line that are very easy to fail at. In fact ...
Oneida Dust Collector Conundrum A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- Hi All, We currently are running 2 dust collectors. Oneida Air 5 h ...
Re: winter cracks and what do about them A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- I would never seal a crack and send it out. I rip out the crack and add anothe ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- DS, That is an interesting point you make about diminishing ROI from cost contai ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- I love these kinds of posts. As for writing being a waste of time, I'd say not s ...
Re: Edgebander Technology A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- Insufficient information. The right machine is going to be the machine that produces the produ ...
Re: Oneida Dust Collector Conundrum A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- We had an Oneida (15hp) and had to replace the filters eventually. ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Thanks for your post cabmaker. I thoroughly enjoy tuning in to wood web's recent ...
Re: Split along the glue joint - why? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- How's the block mounted? I've seen more than one of those screwed tight to the ...
Re: Software question A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (1/9) -- For less than 300.00 you can use this plugin for SketchUp to do design, generate a part list, and cr ...
Re: True32 and beaded inset face frame cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- It can't... 32mm cabinets gain efficiency with the standardization of hardware placement a ...
Re: Oneida Dust Collector Conundrum A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- If your filters are clogging like that you likely have a vacuum le ...
What hinges - drinks cabinet with shelves in door A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Hi all, I’m have made a drinks cabinet with shelves within the doors but have hit a snag. ...
Re: winter cracks and what do about them A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- To clarify my previous comment. Photo 1, preexisting cracks, (agree that the d ...
Re: Epoxy problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- On darker colored woods, I have used fiberglass resin with good success, even stain grade, so ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- DS, Put another way: Can you not also improve manufacturing efficiencies while s ...
Re: Slide packers for rollouts. A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- You haven't described you slides or cabinet construction. On really tall pantry stile cabi ...
Slide packers for rollouts. A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Hello all, I am making a tall cabinet with rollouts in it. I need to find a source for sli ...
Re: Slide packers for rollouts. A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Adam, thanks for the reply. I build both frameless and face frame cabinets. I don’t think ...
Re: Repetitive Mistake A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- How about having an approved sample door to accompany the paperwork? As far as t ...
CMA's 20th Anniversary Conference A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- You are invite to join the Cabint Makers Association at our 20th Anniversary Conference, w ...
Re: Repetitive Mistake A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- It occurred to me as I just posted that last bit this is what Paul was speaking ...
Re: Oneida Dust Collector Conundrum A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- I've been running my Oneida collector with the same pleated filter ...
Re: winter cracks and what do about them A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- I use 3 units from Banson Humidification and they work great. They hang from t ...
Re: Dayton 5HP cyclone with poor pickup A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- That is odd. I do think you need some backpresdure. Running a coll ...
Re: Split along the glue joint - why? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Sorry for not including our installation method - we drilled an over-sized hol ...
Re: Dayton 5HP cyclone with poor pickup A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- Thanks for the suggestions. I checked the outflow and found that t ...
low humidity in a customer's house causing splits A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- i suspect this is what is going on, but how do you handle any potential warranty claims? i ...
Re: winter cracks and what do about them A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- thanks for all the comments. i appreciate all of the help. so what is the answ ...
Re: Cnc flat table spoilboard and pods A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- If your part is big enough, you can place shop made pods directly on the spoilboard without screws o ...
Re: Split along the glue joint - why? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- What the responses to the previous post doesn't address but may be the culprit ...
Re: Oneida Dust Collector Conundrum A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- I got rid of the Oneida pleated filters and added an Aget baghouse ...
Re: winter cracks and what do about them A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Is humidification practical? My shop is in a multiple bay concrete block indus ...
Re: Software question A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (1/9) -- Look at Moziak. Very cost effective, no up front cost. They do the post for your machine. You can tr ...
Re: UNIQUE CONVEYOR PADS A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- If anyone is interested I found a place that can make almost any conveyor pad at a reasona ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Keith, Glad to learn you are still with us. Good to hear from the other side. ...
Re: Cnc flat table spoilboard and pods A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Solid surface pods sitting on bleeder board is enough to hold parts ...
Re: drawer slide storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Still kicking, thanks for the credit. Keith ...
Re: Repetitive Mistake A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Could also just be an aneurism. ...
Re: Striebig panel saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- I was fortunate to use a Striebig Compact for 5 years. Its most efficient use is to stack ...
Re: Compressor tank size vs cfm A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- I suspect they mean "buy our compressor" and bet on few people ever running them ...
Re: Help Setting Up Cabinet Shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Not sure why you want to do face frames. more labor and equipment than euro box and the cu ...
Re: dux spray guns A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- I own and occaisionally use a dux pressure feed gun. l'm a spray gun fiend so a year ago when ...
Re: Is Porter Cable still the best router? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- I don't know if they are, or were ever the best, but I liked them 20+ years ago when I sta ...
Re: Compressor tank size vs cfm A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- The tank size provides a buffer to lessen the start/stop cycles that affect power usage an ...
Re: PC window controller VS Industrial controller A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Look @ the Omnitech post in a couple of threads down An Anderson rep told me not to buy the siemens ...
Re: PC window controller VS Industrial controller A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- A standard CNC router goes left/right, forward/back and up/down. It doesn't take a lot of computing ...
Re: Profile knife storage A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Ours are cataloged, scanned, sorted by primary use and labeled along with the ...
Head Injuries from CNC frequency A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- New York Times has a short article (with charts for Pat) about how the brain is ...
Re: First cut on a straight line rip A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- When you float the pc using the laser on the wood you are going for a straight edge ...
Re: Contact adhesive Simalfa 745 A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- We use a water borne, made by ITW called STA'PUT Z100.Two notes of caution: Don't put it on th ...
Wide belt sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- I'm looking into replacing my wide belt sander. I currently have a 20 year old 4 ...
Re: Cell Phones A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- I try not to communicate pretty pictures because I am not a graphic designer. I ...
Re: PC window controller VS Industrial controller A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Depends on what you are wanting and how long you want it. the PC controllers have come a long ways, ...
Re: Compressor tank size vs cfm A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Recip compressors should not be run continuously! They over heat, the oil gets charred and ...
Finishing Cherry Top A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- I have a large piece of 2" thick cherry that a client brought to me they want me to spray ...
Re: Semi Perpetual insurance A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- I have has some responses from other contractors and insurance today,, the GC in ...
Re: My contract, theirs or both? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- We modify the customers contracts and return them that way. Change orders are al ...
Re: dux spray guns A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- a self confessed spray gun fiend would own a Binks Trophy spray gun...and I do! I have the lvm ...
Re: First cut on a straight line rip A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- Thanks, Bill. Besides the T&G, we mostly cut old rough sawn lumber (2x and 3x) ...
Re: Semi Perpetual insurance A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- James, We see extended requirements for additional insured's for a lot of projec ...
Re: PC window controller VS Industrial controller A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- I have worked with a Biesse Rover 24t had an XNC PC based controller, seemed to have issues with acc ...
Re: Is Porter Cable still the best router? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- After experiences several years ago with Porter-Cable 19.2 volt tools and trying to get pa ...
Re: Omnitech with Siemens Controllers (2004) A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Your PLC is not running and the software cannot talk to it. You have a system fault meaning it can't ...
Re: 4/4 Hickory A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9) -- Bruce, Sapwood should normally have less tendency to cup than heartwood, in that it is ...
Contact adhesive Simalfa 745 A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- Looking for alternative contact adhesives that do not have Methylene Chloride and are not solv ...
Re: Compressor tank size vs cfm A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- So when Ingersoll-Rand, Quincy, etc. advertise “continuous duty” or “continuous duty pump” ...
Re: dux spray guns A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- just my two cents, it sprays okay, for the money not worth it, you can buy a sata or binks, et ...
PC window controller VS Industrial controller A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- We are getting ready to purchase our first CNC and I have in down to three units. One what my concer ...
Re: find the right stud A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9) -- I use a stud welder, very fast and repeatable with a template. If you're doing any sort ...
Re: EUROPEAN CABINET BACK MATERIAL A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Our normal system uses 1/4" backs in groves with nailers. Once in awhile a customer w ...
dux spray guns A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Hi, Has anyone used Dux spray guns? Their website claims(with studies to back them up) that th ...
Re: First cut on a straight line rip A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- You are not cutting rough lumber so that could work. Rough lumber has defects on th ...
Re: help in making clear coats pop A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Tiger maple is a beautiful wood. To make it "pop" you need a Finisher, if done corre ...
finish for aromatic cedar A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- I'm making a hope chest for a customer that wants to use aromatic cedar for the floor. My conc ...
Re: PC window controller VS Industrial controller A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- The Biesse new controllers are software controls that are easy to update with new features. That's w ...
Re: aluminum or steel A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (1/9) -- Hi. We had aluminium plates and then change them with steal plates when they got damaged. Steal p ...
Re: Head Injuries from CNC frequency A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Your theory is a stretch. Somebody posted a story awhile back about ringing in y ...
Re: New York state installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Hi Chris, Thanks a lot for your detailed response! I'll let you know if I need y ...
imos Price Field A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (1/9) -- In imos-Organizer, after setting the Calculation Principle to Price Field 1 (2) (3), where do you ac ...
Re: Anyone In Central NY A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Thanks Scott for the advice and the compliment on my work? I think I'll try it a ...
Re: Wrapping items for delivery/install A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (1/9) -- Mike, that's excellent information, thank you. If I may ask, what mach ...
Re: Finishing Cherry Top A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- The crack after looking at it again is only 3/8" wide and about 18" long. What type ...
need of Arched Moulder service NYC A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- we seeking somebody in NYC/ Long Island with a arched moulder or CNC with a mo ...
Re: Anyone know where i can find a set of plans A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9) -- Quite a complicated mechanism. This may be proprietary. Engineering the mechanism would ...
Re: Head Injuries from CNC frequency A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- The first time somebody suggested football caused CTE injuries the NFL also said ...
Re: 4/4 Hickory A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9) -- Sapwood and heartwood shrink the same basically. That is, sapwood does not cHange its ...
Re: White oak crossgrain and better cutting. A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9) -- The best cure is a byrd spiral head, cost a lot but if you do a lot of planning well w ...
Re: Tannin Bleed on cedar A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- I have had the same problem. 2 coats of XIM Bleed control in the primer and 3 topcoats has hel ...
Re: 4/4 Hickory A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9) -- So what would be an ideal average %MC loss per day to reduce cupping in 4/4 Hickory? D ...
Re: dux spray guns A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Thanks for the info. They are pretty pricey. I have a Binks 2100. Is the trophy series that mu ...
Re: Anyone In Central NY A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Hi Scott, Didn't mean to have a ? after the compliment. Thanks again ...
Re: Finishing Cherry Top A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Forget the crack, traditional lacquer is a very poor finish for a bar top. ...
Re: find the right stud A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9) -- Drill, tap, then epoxy or loctite the 1/4-20 stud in ...
Re: My contract, theirs or both? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Thanks fellas. I really appreciate it ...
Re: HolzHer 1436 bander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Thanks for the info, Rich. ...
Re: New to employee management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Its been a minute since I've posted. Two long days of installing paneling! I rea ...
Re: Cabinetry as a percentage of the home price A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- It's important to not mix new construction with remodel in this conversation. It ...
Re: Replicating wood carvings on cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- This looks like a download from 3d model club or Vector Art 3d. Both of these companies are reputabl ...
Re: Replicating wood carvings on cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Yes, Alphacam can toolpath many different formats, STL, Rhino, too many to list all natively. I beli ...
Re: New to employee management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- I'm not implying that you should standardize parts but rather processes. Sequenc ...
Cutting lab cabinet counter tops A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (1/9) -- I have to modify some existing lab cabinets at a local college. I need ...
Oak Tabletop A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9) -- I've been tasked with building a round 60" rustic oak table. I have a stash of 4/4 ...
White topcoat A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- I have hard time to achieve bright white spraying water base lacquer on maple. I usual apply t ...
Re: This forum A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- Also missing the "newest post " red indicator. Running Win 7 and have latest Fir ...
Re: mobile machine bases A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- I second the 4x4's. A pallet jack in this case is very handy. One other thing I did was go ...
Re: Are you bleeding money? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Sorry Adam, I didn't mean to discount the value of a good sander and proper grad ...
Re: Are you bleeding money? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Many of you went way out of the way to miss the point on this one. I've sanded j ...
Re: Are you bleeding money? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- Larry, That is fine for you. I've been in around 5,000 woodworking shops around ...
Re: Labor Market/Finding Workers A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- I was surprised the other day to hear some of my coworkers discussing how they & ...
Re: mobile machine bases A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- In a smaller shop and even now in a larger shop. most all you mentioned it movable, some o ...
Re: Replicating wood carvings on cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- The first pic is the 3d model club files I did originally, I had Mike do a custom set of which we ar ...
Re: drying to single digits p2 A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9) -- Thanks Doc. I found your chart. I purchased an Ebac LD800 and the sparse info in their ...
Re: DXF to cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (1/9) -- start a new job, draw a wall, open to CAD Look up at the tool bar, use the Insert and choose DXF.Cho ...
Re: Are you bleeding money? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- "But we don't have time to shut it down and tune it up" Or, "It's ...
Re: mobile machine bases A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (1/9) -- We have several machines that aren't often used, mounted on 4 X 4s so we can move them wit ...
Re: Oak Tabletop A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9) -- I would just build up the edge, not the entire top. If the wood is dried correctly, you ...
Re: Kuper 630 stitcher A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (1/9) -- If your just starting why not use tape until you get enough volume. Stitchers are quite expensive ...
Re: veneer supplies A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (1/9) -- Veneer Certainlywood.com, veneer tools and supplies Veneersystems.com or veneersystems.com. All a ...
Re: Replicating wood carvings on cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Can alpha cam run an STL file direct, there was a collusion for them to use Aspire but it never seem ...
Re: corner cupboard doors binding A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Jon did you check to see if the doors are rubbing on the shelves? i would bet that the doors a ...
Re: Holzher Panel Saw back grid replacement rails A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (1/9) -- Lee, I tried going to your website and it was down. Do you also make rails for the Streibig? ...
Re: Replicating wood carvings on cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Mike Mezalick has done dozens of files for me both scanned and modeled ...
Re: Replicating wood carvings on cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- Brady Watson does high quality scanning his web site is www.ibild.com ...
Re: Are you bleeding money? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (1/9) -- I wouldn't consider .010" acceptable! Crude! ...
Re: back-up data about hardwood warping A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Wide boards have been used for wall paneling for centuries, but they should be ...
Re: Weeke BHK 055 - Dowel hole issue A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- If you are drilling horizontally with this machine you are out in the "Z" in relation to t ...
back-up data about hardwood warping A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- Hello, I'm working on a project where the client wants to face nail rough sawn ...
Re: back-up data about hardwood warping A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (1/9) -- I don't have links for you but there is a book by Bruce Hoadly that explains w ...
Re: Looking for opinions on nested base routers A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- If i were you i would call Biesse and Stiles and get them to recommend they feel is best and then co ...
Re: Router Accuracy Problem A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- I have ran servo & stepper motors on all sizes of machines. No appreciable difference in accurac ...
Re: finding cfm of blowers A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- If the manufacturer can not be determined, you would try to match ...
Re: Router Accuracy Problem A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- I think we have mostly ruled out mechanical issues. 1. The bearings run smooth, and if it was bindin ...
Re: White Hard Maple is Off Color A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9) -- For those people without the article, the best approach for color is that if you are g ...
Re: Laminate Adhesives? A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (1/9) -- Hey Mike, I don't use water based contact, but I do know the two large po ...
Re: Router Accuracy Problem A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- stepper motors are likely your issue. they are perfect if only going to a position and holding but n ...
Re: Laminate Adhesives? A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (1/9) -- Had not thought about PF supplier, will try that. Actually interested in ...
Re: Counter sunk A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- Stefano Pocket -hole machine I attached a link below to a manufacturer but I am sur ...
Re: Spray gun review? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- What is your spray volume? If you're looking for cup guns, the SATA and Iwata have the greates ...
Re: Router Accuracy Problem A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (1/9) -- I had similar problem one time. Did all the above to no avail. Except I had ballscrews. Turned out t ...
finding cfm of blowers A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (1/9) -- Given the size of a blower's fan, the intake and output size. How ...
Re: Steel City 15" belt sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- This is a drum sander. Your title of belt sander had me excited as I am looking aro ...
Spray gun review? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Im looking to upgrade paint sprayers right now and having a hard time getting an honest review ...
Re: Counter sunk A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- Looks like a router cut prolly a Castle machine as they do not use a regular drill ...
Re: Counter sunk A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- that type of pocket hole looks to be cut by a castle machine. Same concept as a kre ...
Re: Spray gun review? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- I would second the Kremlin AAA as the best . I have here alot of great things about SATA. Apol ...
Re: Spray gun review? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (1/9) -- Iwata and Sata are the two most popular high end guns. I use an Iwata HVLP and love it ...
Re: Scraps A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- Maybe make some into bead molding used on applied molding doors and such . ...
Re: sloppy cope and stick joinery A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (1/9) -- First thing I check is that the knives are in alignment with each other. When you d ...
Ultralight MDF A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9) -- I am building an extension table for a customer, 4 legs, 42" X 48". The top w ...
Re: Check out this 52" maple log A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9) -- I PROMISE I wasn't drooowwlling, ONLY Slobbering!!!! WOW!!! For both the log and the s ...
Re: Mozaik A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (1/9) -- I looked into Mozaik a bit ago and was told there was no post for thermwood, does any one know if th ...
Re: Ultralight MDF A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9) -- Mark: Thanks for your reply. I use Unibond from Vacuum Pressing Systems. Darryl advised ...
Check out this 52" maple log A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (1/9) -- Check out this Paul Bunyan size 54" curly birds eye maple log I just slabbed. Thi ...
Re: cleaning solid surface A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (1/9) -- Perhaps lacquer would be enough for such stain but you may apply sand pap ...
Re: Ultralight MDF A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (1/9) -- Trupan ultralight is a good product. Glue sizing suggests that you're using a water-bas ...
Re: creating spiral rope design in columns A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (1/9) -- Precise instructions in a few paragraphs and you without tools, machinery or skills? OK here ...
Re: burl veneer glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- Joseph, Will the burl be two plied???? I always worry when talking about gluing any burls/crot ...
Re: burl veneer glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (1/9) -- It is not 2 ply. Raw veneer on the substrate which is fiber core ...
Re: reclaimed lumber stability A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (1/9) -- Folks interested in reclaimed lumber might want to check out the Building Ma ...
Re: Laguna dust colector A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8/24) -- Get a sewing machine and sew up the tear as a short term fix. Even hot melt ...
Re: Laguna dust colector A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8/24) -- Or CA glue might work well to get by a few weeks ...
Re: Laguna dust colector A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8/24) -- I 2nd American Filter Fabric ...
HOMAG Venture tool changer's inverter error A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/23) -- Hello, Our machine is a Homag Venture 22L The error that shows on the machine is "Malfuncti ...
Re: Lacquers vs water finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/23) -- Rich, I was trained(5 years) in a high end shop that only used solvent. Several of my cowo ...
Re: Lacquers vs water finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/23) -- Adam Well that is really a different story. We have been buying ML Campbell products from ...
Re: Lacquers vs water finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/23) -- Water base finishes have surpassed solvent based finishes. The water base coatings like En ...
Re: Lacquers vs water finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/23) -- I switched a year and a half ago to waterborne Mlc solvent based like WVP,Turino,Krystal h ...
Best Software for Automating Submittals A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (12/8/23) -- I'm trying to streamline my submittal process. We only do Commercial jobs, so we always go throu ...
Re: Cnc research A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/23) -- You don't need a 5-axis machine for door edges etc. You just put an aggregate head on the spindl ...
Re: Wood ID A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (12/8/23) -- We are pretty sure this is oak. ...
Re: Modern "flush" door construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8/22) -- Hi Jack, We have build doors like this by routing and inserting solid stri ...
Re: Modern "flush" door construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8/22) -- Hi Mark, It depend on type of gap we have need. We do prefer to prefinishe ...
Aesthetic face frame size A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/22) -- Need recommendations on aesthetic face frame sizes I’ve been using 2 inch all the way ...
Re: Aesthetic face frame size A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/22) -- On overlay we are always 1.5" with 1/2" overlay. 2" seems too wide but ...
Retarder for CV same as acrylic? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/22) -- I have a Conversion varnish retarder, lots of it. Doing an acrylic job but it's drying too ...
Re: Panels direct from China A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8/22) -- I self import using ezimport. you need good contact with supplier, easier if ...
Re: Aesthetic face frame size A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/22) -- If we are competing against factory cabs its 1.5 period. They dont downsize lefts and ...
Re: Torit dust collector plugging up A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (12/8/22) -- You probably have a leak between the cyclone and bin or airloc ...
Re: Wood Bending A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (12/8/22) -- I know some types of wood originating from Asia where there is a tropica ...
Re: Uses for Grade 3 & 4 Lumber A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (12/8/22) -- Construction of single- and multi-family homes, commercial buildings, cr ...
Re: sawdust. A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (12/8/22) -- My garbage guy likes the sawdust. Reason being he hits two bar ...
Re: Modern "flush" door construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8/22) -- What is your approach to weather sealing the horizontal gaps in the door f ...
Re: Cedar Chips for sale? A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (12/8/22) -- What is the best way to sell them to sawmills or locate any other potent ...
Re: Aesthetic face frame size A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/22) -- 1.5'' and leave off the stile on cabinet next to it so overlap covers the carcass ...
Re: Door edge pulls A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/22) -- orange aluminum - california https://orangealuminum.com/shop-by-shape/pulls-and-handle ...
Re: Tricky wood countertop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8/21) -- I think I'd be looking at trying this in two sections with a 45° seam half ...
Tricky wood countertop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8/21) -- Hello all, I have to make an plain sawn white oak countertop/bar top for a ...
Japan Drier A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/21) -- A customer requests oil paint on kitchen cabinets; I used water based acrylic latex or wat ...
Theft A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8/21) -- I am always worried about someone breaking into the shop and stealing all th ...
Re: Vacuum fittings A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/21) -- For fittings I've used 1/4" tubing quick couplers with1/8" NPT and 1/4" NPT threa ...
Vacuum fittings A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/21) -- I want to plumb some vacuum into a fixture which for me is 3/4" melamine or similar. I want ...
Re: Cabinet Face Frame Assembly A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/21) -- It is interesting on what people want and what the shops prefer to do. I have been bui ...
Re: Cabinet Face Frame Assembly A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/21) -- It is interesting on what people want and what the shops prefer to do. I have been bui ...
Cabinet Job Scheduling A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8/21) -- Alright here's the dilemma guys, we've got jobs lined up to do, but in this ...
Re: Red oak slab doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/21) -- I worked at in a shop back in the 80's and this was a trend, but we always had call ba ...
Re: Carbide tip drilling A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/21) -- Its 13mm diameter, no coating I slowed the rpms down to around 4500-5000 rpm with 200ipm feed an ...
Re: Does anyone know how to reproduce this A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/21) -- textured laminate would be an upgrade in a retail/commercial environment. Why do something ...
Re: Cabinet Face Frame Assembly A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/21) -- I don't think there's a consensus on anything in that department. Euro guys scoff at f ...
Re: Tricky wood countertop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8/21) -- How about 3 pieces. Two straight legs and a corner pie section with the gr ...
1 1/2 Thick door cabinet hinge A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/21) -- We have our architects asking for a frameless cabinet, with applied end panels, flush ...
3m NS920 contact adhesive A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (12/8/21) -- Hi all! Long time lurker first time poster: Does anyone have experience using 3m ns920+ on ...
Re: Cabinet Face Frame Assembly A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8/21) -- I know that if I wanted to read about the pros and cons of face frame vs framless/euro ...
Re: Tricky wood countertop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8/21) -- This is what the flooring guys did. The shrinkulator says it will move 1/8 ...
Re: Carbide tip drilling A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/21) -- The linear speed of hard alloy drills for processing low and medium carbon steel is 60~120m/min, ...
Re: Theft A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8/21) -- Get a couple of the big Knaack or JOBOX boxes...well worth the piece of mind ...
Re: Carbide tip drilling A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/21) -- What diameter drill? Regardless I would agree on the RPM being way too high. Small diameters Im ...
Re: Vacuum fittings A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/21) -- This place might help 800-878-7827 info@allstarcnc.com 13355 Grass Valley Ave Suite B Grass Vall ...
Re: Carbide tip drilling A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/21) -- What is the diameter of the bit? most are running 3000 to 5000 RPM. Bigger diameters are even sl ...
Re: Mixing MLC Resistant and Krystal A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/21) -- It's alchemy. None of us are chemical engineers, silly or not. ...
Re: Carbide tip drilling A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8/21) -- 12,000 is too high. Call the drill bit manufacturer to get a good starting point. ...
getting purple walnut to brown A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8/21) -- What can I do to purple walnut to make it brown? ...
Re: Handheld stitcher advice A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (12/8) -- What I found out over the 30yr course of doing in-house veneer layups is that veneering is an ar ...
Re: Where to divide work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- Hi, from experiance. We are a 10man shop and 3 of us in the office. If i was hi ...
Re: How would you solve this problem A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- Veneer was the incorrect word. Imagine the wheel of a ship. It’s a ring. We m ...
Re: How would you solve this problem A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- I’m one of the resident WW boatbuilder/woodworker guys. I have done thousands ...
Re: Where to divide work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- For what it's worth :-) I would consider not allowing the designer to be involv ...
Re: Panel Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Verticals are cool but unless you're just busting up panels the horizontal is what I feel ...
Re: How would you solve this problem A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- Thanks for your thoughts Adam. So if I wanted to make it as a veneered compos ...
Re: Where to divide work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- We have a designer who also gets everything ready for cnc and he orders materia ...
Re: multi 10 hp units vs one large dust collector A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (12/8) -- Thanks for the responses. Dylan, thank for putting it into $$. 1. ...
Re: multi 10 hp units vs one large dust collector A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (12/8) -- Not knowing the setup of your shop I don't know if this is practi ...
Composite nailers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Are composite brads and nails any good? Wills they work well with 3/4 mdf? 3/4 plywood? 3 ...
Re: Where to divide work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- Hi Ryan, So you've basically divided those duties into two positions. Other tha ...
Re: Cabinet Vision and DXF Files A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (12/8) -- That is a pretty simple file. If there are a ton of CNC shops, find one with AutoCAD, or a CAD/CAM ...
Re: Where to divide work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- What about instead of splitting the project into tasks, you split projects. Hir ...
Re: Alphacam Config A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (12/8) -- Thanks for getting back to me. I figured out what my problem was - I was pointing AC to my CV post ...
Re: Hidden doorway, using bookcase A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- Paul, what model N any documentation to know where to set them? (How ...
Re: Alphacam Config A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (12/8) -- Hi, let me know on my email. Maybe i can help you remotely. m.skotak@cadcam-softcz.cz or whats app. ...
Re: Composite nailers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Raptor makes a good product. Haven't tried it on MDF though, it may mushroom on the heads ...
Re: Hidden doorway, using bookcase A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- I have used Rixsom pivot hinges. Great products, no sag. ...
Re: Panel Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- The main reason for a slider IMO is compound miters. ...
Laminating Extruded Polystyrene Foam (XPS) to Luan A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (12/8) -- We are doing some remodel work on a client's motorhome. Part of the process requires laminati ...
Re: Shaker cherry edge banding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Rich, I could have been more specific, but I was referring to a color match to Wilsonart ...
Re: How hard/resistant should precat be? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- we started using milesi 2k poly on tabletops and found it so nice to use we put it on everyth ...
Re: Milesi or ICA for kitchen cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- We use milesi 2k poly and couldn't be happier. Sprays nice, quick turnaround to sealer scuff, ...
stain reducer- make A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- We sometimes reduce stains for a lighter color, rather than buy clear stain reducer is there ...
Re: Shaker cherry edge banding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Thanks guys for the info. The bander is only 3 months old, so I believe the trimmers are ...
Re: stain reducer- make A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- Stop buying your supplies in a big box store if you want to match commercially available furn ...
Re: Dust Collector Help Needed A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (12/8) -- I went and did some searches online and could only find anything ...
Re: Two-tone wood stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- I recenty was dragged into a finishing job using a WB dye with a pigment stain after that dry ...
Re: Dust Collector Help Needed A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (12/8) -- Thank you, Dustin. I really appreciate you taking the time to try ...
Store Front A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- I wanted to ask the community their thoughts on providing online store-fronts. ...
Re: Shaker cherry edge banding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- UV light isn't going to do anything to a PVC edgebanding. I would agree your trimmers are ...
Re: Building a gang rip saw up-to 15 blades A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (12/8) -- A 40mm x 8' arbor will sag under it's own weight. Let alone handle blades under th ...
Re: Shaker cherry edge banding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- you need to turn the heater/blowers on the edge bander, clean your buffers and sharpen th ...
Re: Quality Management System A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- We finally set up an SOP with the estimators, engineering and of course draft ...
Re: Edgebanding glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (12/8) -- We are running 288.60 in an Akron 1440 and used it in a Lato 38 for years with absolutely no ...
Biscuit Joiner A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- My 20 year old Porter Cable biscuit joiner has finally decided that i ...
winter sawing A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (12/8) -- Was milling an older walnut log last week and shredded a belt to the hydraulic motor. ...
Re: Prop 65 A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- We have decided to put the Warning into the use and care manual with the option ...
Re: Show me your parts carts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- We have several Hafele vertical parts carts. Sort according to banding needs, and tops/bottoms on o ...
Re: Collets A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- We stopped worrying about it once we bought a torque wrench and a ball bearing tool holder vise. If ...
Re: ML Campbell H20 over oil stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- In my MLC waterborne class,we did a sample using solvent stain then waterborne Seal and top c ...
Re: Digital Locks A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- When using Digilocks don’t forget to ask about lead time and if you are going into existi ...
Re: Line Boring Machine A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I have the Delta 13 hole machine I bore 13 holes and push the pin in the last hole and co ...
Re: Solid wood drawers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I get my drawers from Hardware Resource my only gripe with them is they use very little g ...
Re: Prop 65 A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- What else have you discovered about this? I've had a few legal shots over the y ...
Makita drill A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I am thinking of buying a makita cordless drill 18v 3ah I have recently bought the makita ...
Re: Raised panel shaper passes A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I ended up with a Freeborn 6” cutter, 8,000 rpm, slow feed on the border of burning and t ...
Re: Busellato error code A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- My rover 321 would throw a similar error due to overheat because of cycling the same part over and ...
Re: Busellato error code A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- Thank you for your responses. Bruce I did just that. We turned it off for the night and it worked f ...
Re: Makita drill A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- After doing a little research I have answered my own question thanks anyway. ...
AAA spray pattern issue SW CV A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- I just switched from a Binks Mach1 and pressure pot setup to a CA AAA. (14;1) I took some not ...
Re: Oliver 4920 SLR A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (12/8) -- I have the Oliver 4910 that is the little brother to the 4920. Basically the same ...
Re: Problem with Square parts from Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I would make a cheat sheet. Print it on heavy card stock and laminate it and hang it by t ...
Re: APPLYING SOLD WOOD EDGE TO P-LAM TOPS A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- None of the solutions offered has solved the problem of the thickness of the ...
Re: Problem with Square parts from Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Chad R., The parts are square for the most part. Parts are measured and checked for squar ...
Re: Band/Resaw Recommendations A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- You asked about larger bandsaws for resawing. We have a 36" Aggazani 9 h ...
Re: drawer clothes drying rack A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- You can source thin wall stainless flat oval but the designer spec's what they spec.. You ...
Problem with Square parts from Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I have worked in three fabrication companies now and there have always been intermittent ...
Re: Problem with Square parts from Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- No Jig, just operators that aren't stoned or hungover. We've been through 3 edgebanders i ...
Re: drawer clothes drying rack A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- This is a perfect job for a cnc router. Have them route straight thru the box front and b ...
Re: Finish for restaurant tables A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- I will & can only agree with TYLER as a 2K poly is your best option !! BUT....to my trial ...
Re: How Is This Door Made? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- I recall that of several solutions offered by Tage Frid re solid-door constru ...
Re: APPLYING SOLD WOOD EDGE TO P-LAM TOPS A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- Matt, You'll want the Lamello Cantex edge lipping planer for this. I make all ...
Re: drawer clothes drying rack A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- if the tubes were round I could just drill sockets or holes....problem solved. They want ...
slides for shallow wide drawers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I'm beginning to construct a cabinet that has 10 39" wide by 2" high drawers. T ...
Re: Any luck with FB ads? (no wsj graphs) A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- We use FB ads as a branding tool to get our name and capability out there. It i ...
Re: How Is This Door Made? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- Bill, What happens when the wood expands and causes the threaded rod to compr ...
Bit radius not matching corner radius A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- Is anyone familiar with TPA CAD? I am attempting to use this software to make mdf doors. When I poc ...
Re: Problem with Square parts from Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- We don't normally have a problem with squareness either, but we mainly use our double sid ...
Re: Band/Resaw Recommendations A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- Thank you all for the recommendations. I will look in Baker resaws more thoro ...
Re: Cnc Advices A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- Great advice I would like to ask another question a flat table that big should have multiple workin ...
Re: APPLYING SOLD WOOD EDGE TO P-LAM TOPS A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- We have always used a spline. You can't put enough biscuits in to hold it eve ...
Re: alphacam A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (12/8) -- We had a quote in a few years ago from IWF Router Ultimate 13,500.00 Advanced 5 Axis 4,500.00 5-axi ...
Re: slides for shallow wide drawers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Side mount slides should work fine. The drawers may rack a bit if there are 2 pulls insta ...
Re: Bit radius not matching corner radius A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- It's programmed as a rectangular pocket. I haven't specified any corner radius, I just assumed it w ...
Re: Problem with Square parts from Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Yeah from Stiles. I have seen them on IMA's also. Its in the Homag edgebander brochures a ...
Re: Problem with Square parts from Edgebander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I had not seen a squaring arm either. Why I asked. Assuming the arm came from Stiles? ...
Re: drawer clothes drying rack A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- As an aside, the tube from Hafele is anodized which may thwart the staining issue. ...
alphacam A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (12/8) -- does anybody know what alphacam costs per seat? just looking for a price without gettting on a mail ...
Rollout shelf clearance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Looking for ideas/suggestions on how you handle sizing your roll out shelves. We are a fa ...
Re: Lacquer supplier in CT A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- Proving you have a Spray Booth has been around in some States for quite awhile. Also, having ...
Re: Frameless cabinet questions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- John, Look into Hafele. They have a setup that attaches to a traditional drill along with ...
Re: face frame movement A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- We've glued a zillion beaded face frames together with pocket screws & TB1 glue. Never ha ...
Re: Three Ply Stiles A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- "...bowed into the interior" is meaningless. Let's use the terms ho ...
Briwax 2000 A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (12/8) -- I've been using the original Briwax with toulene without any issues to the final finis ...
Briwax 2000 A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- I've been using the original Briwax with toulene without any issues to the final finish. I us ...
Best Finish for White Oak? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- Trying to find a good finish for white oak. Would like to see maximum contrast between light ...
Re: Lacquer supplier in CT A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- Good for SW.... they have to report what they sell and to who they sellto for their VOC conte ...
Re: face frame movement A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- It's the glue as others have said. Apply enough that you have glue squeeze out of 100T ...
Re: Microvellum Cabinet/Material Weights lbs. A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (12/8) -- I don't know about MV but Auto Cad will do it. Use massprop at the command line then high light wha ...
Re: face frame movement A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- My prejudices have been exposed. A screwed joint is not joinery in my estimation. But the goo ...
Re: Rollout shelf clearance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I am a euro shop and use spacers provided by Blum. Hinges clear behind the guide and can ...
Cnc Dowel inserter A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Looking into a cnc dowel inserter. Just wondering how many of you are using the dowel ins ...
Re: Kremlin vs C.A. Tech AAA A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- If you are looking for a new AAA I would also look at the Merkur units. I have one of those a ...
Re: Exterior Door Weathering A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- Dave, Thanks for bringing up my web site. I need to update it as we have made ...
Re: How to close a business and deal with debt? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- Don't know what your particular situation is but the best thing I ever did was ...
Re: (Article) - Do I need Lawyer or Cad Draftsman A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- What I like most about your article is that provides many examples w/ clear evi ...
Re: RE: Many categories of Oaks A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (12/8) -- There are two types of oak...red oak and white oak. The red oaks have pointed leaves ...
Re: RE: Gum wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (12/8) -- The market usually divides sweet gum lumber into heartwood (red gum) and sap gum. The ...
Re: website and ppc A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- Getting your website right must be first priority (doesn't have to be "cus ...
Polyurethane & warping A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- Hi... I purchased a raw amp cabinet that has a 1/4" cherry facia (22x10) on the front th ...
Re: Full finish Kemvar A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- 2 things at least: 1. get some grain filler (sw has), mix it with your stain and apply per di ...
Re: hidden door on soss hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- You may already be aware of this. Soss hinges require a pretty deep mortise w ...
Re: Exterior Door Weathering A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- I like to use Resource Conservation Technologies silicone rubber flipper seal ...
Re: website and ppc A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- The effectiveness of any source of traffic to your website is number of visits ...
Re: delta table saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (12/8) -- Take the blade off. Run the saw. Does it vibrate? If no, it's possible it's the blade. ...
Old Walker Turner DPress Bent Shaft A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (12/8) -- Just picked this bad boy up at auction. The shaft is bent at the top right where it goes in ...
Re: website and ppc A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- Michael, I have read the first few chapters of the Inbound Marketing book befor ...
Band saw water tank refill A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (12/8) -- Lifting up the 5 gallons water tank on my LT15 is hard for me. Of course I could just ...
Re: notching 2x4 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Radial arm saws were often tooled to do this type of work. Today, one would need to have ...
Re: website and ppc A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- My apologies. Yes you can know exactly where your traffic is coming from. Using ...
Re: hidden door on soss hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- I don't see any issues with the design. Soss hinges are well designed, howeve ...
Re: Labor Market/Finding Workers A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- There are many sites for posting job. Are you aware about convention collective ...
hidden door on soss hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- Attached is an image of a hidden door my client wants on a wall that is to be ...
notching 2x4 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Hey, I've got a recurring job for a neighbor where I need to notch 2x4's together. I've b ...
Re: website and ppc A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- Thanks Michael, That is useful information. I'm in the planning stages now, so ...
Re: notching 2x4 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I'll probably end up running them on my CNC. I'm already doing that for the 4x4's for the ...
Re: notching 2x4 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- Vacuum clamp would be the preferred way, but can't you utilize a couple DeStaco clamps an ...
Full finish Kemvar A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- Is there anything I can use on stained red oak to do a full fill grain finish, under SW SHER- ...
Re: NFPA 664 Compliance A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- I'm definitely over the 5000 square foot rule for building size as mine's almos ...
Re: hidden door on soss hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- +1, Phil. I recently completed a project exactly like this. Used Sugatsune hi ...
Re: notching 2x4 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (12/8) -- I do have stop blocks on all 4 sides, but I also have to add screws thru the stop blocks ...
Re: Polyurethane & warping A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (12/8) -- Not your finish. It is 100% due to the differential in wood movement with the Cherry being la ...
Re: website and ppc A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (12/8) -- Micheal, I get the conversion idea. But is there a way to know whether those co ...
Re: Need to heat dry 57 Pieces of Teak A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (12/8) -- Why not get a certificate when the wood is imported to the USA that you can use? ...
Re: Variety of Joints A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- I agree - The Maka is a great machine. Lari & Lari is imported by Solidwo ...
Re: carving cavity in tree trunk A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (12/8) -- How about cutting a 10" dia. cavity in the tree, using a chainsaw. Then on the o ...
Winner90/Win95 OS A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- 1996 Busellato Optima, 486/66 running Win95. My battery died causing my bios to reset. I have manag ...
inexpensive cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- Has anybody seen this machine in action....new company? Awesome price? Just looking for feedback be ...
Re: carving cavity in tree trunk A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (12/8) -- No idea how to solve your dilemma, but aren't you opening up the tree to insect probl ...
Re: need wheels for crouch 315 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- Try Western Roller. They might have a solution. I needed hold down ro ...
Re: Keyboard slide A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (12/8) -- I came up with something that might work pretty cool. Some Hafela bored in flap hinges ...
Re: inexpensive cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- Tell me why this is a toy. It's gotta be more accurate than the little machine I built. OR Not....w ...
Re: inexpensive cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- You could build the same thing cheaper with help form the guys at cnczone. It doesn't even have a & ...
Re: Keyboard slide A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (12/8) -- Here is one of the flip down key board slides Not a real precise piece of hardware but ...
Re: Cherry Interior Shaker Doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (12/8) -- "This sounds like it will end badly"............... Care to elabora ...
Re: inexpensive cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (12/8) -- That is at the lower end of even being a hobby machine. Really a toy in my opinion, so toy pricing. ...
Re: If you were to do it all over again? A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (12/8) -- If I were to do it again I'd go to school for furniture making (my chosen path) and maximiz ...
Re: dado cutting tapers A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (12/8) -- Bruce H. thanks for your input. Your idea sounds intriguing but I'm having a hard ...
Re: Desperately need 2 1/2" dust collection hose A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (12/8) -- Try American blower (586) 771-7337 Isn't there a box you have to ...
Re: two way drawer guides A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- Unless you use the proper slides the drawer will not have a centering ...
Re: two way drawer guides A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- are we talking about the same thing? Im wanting one drawer/pullout th ...
Re: Desperately need 2 1/2" dust collection hose A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (12/8) -- McMaster Carr has it in 25 foot lengths for about $5 a foot. It s ...
Re: two way drawer guides A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- Wouldn't the Accuride 2002 guide work? It is a two way travel guide. ...
flammable contact cement A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (12/8) -- I have a question about contact adhesives. The commercial shop I work in is looking into find ...
Re: Setting fraction angles on miter saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- tony make a aux fence cut crown nested cut some scraps of crown with ...
Re: Setting fraction angles on miter saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (12/8) -- Forget about fooling around cutting on the flat (unless you have to b ...
Re: Best way to sand edges for s4s lumber A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (12/8) -- An edge sander with a stock feeder would work pretty well. If the boards wi ...
Re: pocket holes on a cnc A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8/24) -- You don't need an aggregate head. I just use a ⅜ chipbreaker down spiral and a sloped ...
Re: Sourcing Propane for heating your shop? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/24) -- There's still so much air flow around here that it's completely unnoticed. We are alre ...
Re: Sourcing Propane for heating your shop? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/24) -- How do you handle all the water vapor from a ventless torpedo heater? For every gallon ...
Re: Thin Veneer Wont Cut A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8/24) -- Adjusting cutting depth, reducing feed rate, and checking tool selection and machine stability m ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8/23) -- Here is a recent example of my using of OpenAI, one of many different possible AI techs availabl ...
Re: How Many Hinges Per Door? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/23) -- Hi, Stumbled upon this treasure box of wisdom in my search for answers. We have a cust ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8/23) -- I have found that giving AI examples gets a lot more out of it. To do drawings with AI with what ...
repairing a finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/23) -- I left a AA battery (new) on my desktop for about a month and I saw a weird spot under it ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8/23) -- And last but not least...this one took some kicking, but it was all that I really wanted. It has ...
Re: Waterborne Bar Top + Table Tops A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/23) -- Hi Carl, I use a Bullard EDP-10 air pump hooked up to a 3m air hose and a 3m versaflo resp ...
Re: Climb Cutting A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8/23) -- Everyone has their preferred methods and setup. I agree with what Joe ment ...
Re: How Many Hinges Per Door? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/23) -- Personally, when in doubt I do 5 so there's no call back. I often put 2 hinges closer ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8/23) -- Just for fun, all I asked it for was this: "can you please rewrite the code and add all of ...
Re: Edgebanding glues: EVA vs Polyolefin A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/23) -- Took me almost a whole day to find out who has it in US. Anyway, that 237.50 glue seem ...
Re: Waterborne Bar Top + Table Tops A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/23) -- Thanks for the information Oliver. I have been wanting to spray Renner 2k products but am ...
Brandt KDF 660 A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8/23) -- Good afternoon, I bought a Brandt KDF 660 and it showed an error (24 Overcur ...
Re: Gluing VS Floating Panels A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/23) -- I use ply MDF. MDF is too clinical the plys have some pores depending and look more li ...
Re: How to Touch Up Church Pews ? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/23) -- Okay thanks guys! I appreciate your input! Will try some of these suggestions and see what ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8/23) -- The attached pdf is a printout from openai explaining this code. It is another useful ability of ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8/23) -- I messed up pasting that code. The code is too long for a comment. I have put it in a pdf attach ...
Re: Agualente Plus Primer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/22) -- I use a lot of Arroyo, and haven’t had any issues other than the initial learning of a new ...
Agualente Plus Primer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/22) -- Was at my local MLC distributor today (Wurth), and was disappointed to find out Agualente ...
ZMM Stomana Edgebander parts A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/22) -- Hello all, I have a ZMM Stomana edgebander and the feed belt broke and needing replace ...
Re: drying doug fur lumber A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8/22) -- found out from stan at nyle that you need to bring up humidity while setting sap a ...
Re: cv durability A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/22) -- I have used 4 different brands of cv each are different solid contents best brand I have u ...
Re: Agualente Plus Primer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/22) -- My Wurth distributor discontinued stocking all MLC products. Surprised yours still has som ...
Re: drying doug fur lumber A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8/22) -- collapsing DF with a max temp of 150 should be impossible. something doesn't sound ...
Re: Agualente Plus Primer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8/22) -- Same here Arroyo is taking over I'm about to switch to waterborne and going to give it a s ...
Re: 1800's Portable Saw Mill? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8/22) -- Whatever it is it is dam cool. Restore it and use it as a show piece. ...
Re: Production Management A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8/21) -- David Smith: For the immediate, it sounds as though you currently have more ...
Re: Salice A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/21) -- Hello Nick, If you would like samples of the current product to review, I would be hap ...
Re: Sticking or coping first A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/21) -- I do sticking first, but they only reason why is because I run those cuts with full le ...
Re: Shandong Lintianzhiyuan CNC Equipment Co A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8/21) -- at 2720 for shipping (pretty good rate in todays terms) and they are correct shiiping increases ...
Re: Sticking or coping first A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/21) -- Run some test pieces. The difference comes out based on chip out or splintering of the ...
Re: Festool router bits A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/21) -- Rich, Thanks for the info, I didn’t realize they were made by Lietz. I will talk to my ...
Re: Shandong Lintianzhiyuan CNC Equipment Co A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8/21) -- The one thing you are not posting is the Chinese proforma or contract you are refering to ? You ...
Re: Salice A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8/21) -- Thank you for your responses! ...
Wagner Wildcat/ Puma A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Hey guys, Looking to update my current spray pump and was looking for feedback on either of t ...
Re: Tandems - Anyone else have this issue? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- I talked with a Blum rep. He said without seeing what I'm doing he couldn't state for sur ...
Re: pod and rail conversion A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- I converted a Biesse roverb about 9 years ago. Wasn’t to hard and we ran it for several years. Work ...
Re: Wagner Wildcat/ Puma A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- I run a Kremlin 10:14, it's a 10:1 ratio pump. Probably not as strong as what you've been run ...
Re: Contour bander glue options A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (11/8) -- I am not familiar with your bander but the over heating might be a result of the banding dist ...
Re: Tandems - Anyone else have this issue? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- I've noticed this as well. I raise the fronts about an 1/8, using the height adjustment i ...
Re: Tandems - Anyone else have this issue? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- Another thing I noticed, and it was only in the current kitchen I was working on was the ...
Another Mozaik Question A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- Anyone using Mozaik in a Commercial Architectural Millwork shop? Considering Mozaik because it come ...
Re: So.....Covid? Election? Combination Thereof? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- We are currently looking for fine woodworkers to help on a cedar siding job in ...
Re: Machining brass and wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- When working with non-ferrous metals like brass and Aluminum and, you need a CNC m ...
Re: Current good quality waterborne finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- I dont know for sure across the nation but I dont know any fire marshall or insurance company ...
Bare Minimum Modern Engineering Station? A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- With the EOL of Windows 7 looming, looking for a new machine that'll run the latest Microvellum and ...
Re: Bare Minimum Modern Engineering Station? A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- Have you checked Dell. I searched CAD PC and quickly came to this. https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/ ...
Re: Current good quality waterborne finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- i've been using waterborne for a long time now, and now i've settled on sayerlack. spays very ...
Re: banding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- Scott, I've seen companies heat 3mm material, normally to increase it's pliability. Some ...
Re: Bare Minimum Modern Engineering Station? A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- I've brought up the amount of time I spend simply waiting for the computer to render and process wo ...
Re: Current good quality waterborne finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Just because it's water based, doesn't mean it's healthy for you. You still need to ventilate ...
Re: High Build Piano Style Finishing A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Here is a picture of a grand piano refinished in Pianolac by Jim Iallegio of Grand Piano Solu ...
Re: Annual merit raises, etc A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- Stocks and or performance bonuses. Stocks can only be sold back to the company! ...
Re: Current good quality waterborne finishes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- The Italian companies are the top of the market right now. ICA, ILVM, Renner etc all have adv ...
Re: How Much Time to let Glue set before Machining A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- I wouldn't worry about a glue failure. I would worry about sunken glue lines on your p ...
Re: Which size CNC to get A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- My longest cutting time is with the letters which are on boards that are 12" wide. That is why ...
Re: Which size CNC to get A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- I was thinking along the same lines as Tom. However you have 2 options: 1) A single moving gantry w ...
How Much Time to let Glue set before Machining A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- Typically when I do a glue up I will let it sit overnight to gain better strength befo ...
Scm shaper electrical A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- I found a nice looking older SCM 120 shaper, it appears to be in fairly good condition, t ...
Re: Which size CNC to get A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- This machine (my 5th of 6 Camasters) has run daily since 2012, No breakdowns of any kind other than ...
Re: Pro scale / widebelt A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- It is the readhead that is telling the readout what to say, so it needs to be as c ...
Re: AlphaCAM nesting A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- there is a function that allows you to define an area of the sheet that you don't want to nest into ...
Re: Which size CNC to get A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- Sounds like you already know your answers, the Camasters will handle the load, they once built on w ...
Re: 5x10 Nested base routers for 40K-60K range A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- Thanks for all the input! After looking at lots of options we have opted to raise the budget a bit ...
Re: Which size CNC to get A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- If you are doing multiples of the same shapes why not consider multiple spindles on the gantry? I s ...
Re: damage by other trades after delivery A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- We photo all work at installation, and send this to GC or client on the same day, should ...
Re: AutoCAD Setting A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- Reinstalled AutoCAD and Microvellum to fix the issue. No clue as to why the snaps stopped working o ...
Dust collection for 5x10 Biesse A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- Any recommendations for dust collection for a new Biesse 5x10 Rover K FT? The dust collector will b ...
Re: Workers compensation A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- Our policy is through Erie Insurance. We use class code 323 for furniture manuf ...
Re: Which size CNC to get A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- And consider 4 x 4 and run onside while other is load unload ...
Re: AlphaCAM nesting A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- Awesome Thanks. ...
Re: Tool changer rear A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- Looks like a Weeke router screen. I have one and occasionally run into a similar problem if there's ...
Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- We have a job coming up that we need to replicate the look of "old white painted stuff t ...
Re: console table structure/ makeup A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- With a large 1" edge under the veneer of the top you risk print through of the jo ...
Tool changer rear A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- Hi, we currently have problem with our nesting machine. Our machine has gone to pick up a tool from ...
Re: Adding Stacked Cabinets to Existing Frameless A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- Your cabinets are framed full overlay, so if you go the moulding route, you'll be putiing ...
Dining room extension table A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- I am designing a large dining room extension table (72" x 72") plus one 24&q ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- I was using a Rembrandt 2 1/2" sash brush which has PBT Filaments for bristles. Some kin ...
Over spray? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Finished some cabinets in my shop with catalyzed lacquer. Came out great but have a few doors ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- I would do it with the primer myself. Thin it out and use lots of retarder. Brush it on quick ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- I did think of a graining tool and it's on my short list of other things to try, but I'm not ...
Re: Over spray? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- My go to trick is a brown paper bag. I've heard that it has an abrasive equivalency of 2000 g ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- I suggested a rubber comb for a couple of reasons. They have a chiseled tip. They come in a v ...
Re: Hiring New Shop Employees A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- @Derrek I am curious about the processing the 35-50k a week with only 3 guys. A ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Yes, you should always be concerned about thickness with conversion varnish. The three coats ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Good idea Leo. Can anyone recommend a brush? I really like the coarse texture of the wood han ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Maybe try putting thin CA glue in the heel of the brush. I do this with cheep acid brushes fo ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Hi Matt, sounds like an interesting project. Have you considered a rubber graining comb for t ...
Re: Dining room extension table A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- I don't think you'll need a 5th leg in the center, but I would use 2 pairs of extensio ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Rick, I haven't used the metal graining combs but those do look useful. Thanks for suggesting ...
Re: AlphaCam 3D Programming A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- TDD I would be able to help you with this. We can setup a team viewer meeting to help get these don ...
Re: Tool changer rear A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- If you're nervous about hanging on to a tool as the spindle is released, a shallow box full of rags ...
positectors A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- what is a good entry level positector? we want to invest in one in our shop but they are expe ...
Re: S2 Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- You should be able to get this from Richelieu, they sell the OCS line. It's a nice product. ...
Re: Best brush for conversion varnish? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- are you concerned about total thickness? 3 coats and the white? ...
Re: Hafele lighting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- Hafele actually has Loox installation videos on Youtube. ...
Re: Remove bark before or after drying large slabs A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8) -- Jodi, Sounds like you have things under control. Your wet and dry seasons are the opp ...
Re: Matching V-belts A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- From "Browning Belt Drive Monthly" at: http://www.regalpts.com/PowerTran ...
Adding sub-frame to cab in Microvellum A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- Hello- We used Cabinet Vision for a number of years before making the switch to Microvellum. And al ...
Re: Selling the business A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- What Rich says is true, I have been through the process myself as well as watch ...
getting started with "vintage" Komo A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- Hi, I recently bought a 1998 Komo Innova at auction and I'm trying to get it going. It looks like a ...
Re: Variable speed motors A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (11/8) -- I question the economy of using a VFD. They are not cheap and a 1 ...
Re: getting started with "vintage" Komo A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- My next stop after posting here was to post in the Fanuc section over at the Zone. This ain't my fi ...
Re: White residue in mahogany grain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- hi Dan, youre right about that, i was assuming you would test anything you tried.if you can t ...
Re: Feed roller settings A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- If it's the really old S-520 like mine, the outfeed roller is spring loaded, so no ...
Re: Selling the business A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- I'm not really interested in the reasons why it wouldn't work. I bought this bu ...
Re: Titebond for veneering? A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (11/8) -- I have only tried PVA once for veneering, and the Ash Burl puckered mercilessly. However, by rea ...
Re: getting started with "vintage" Komo A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- If you don't find all you need here, look at cnczone or similar. There are millions of Fanuc contro ...
Re: Selling the business A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- Maybe it worked for you, so why are you selling it? I sold my business twice. T ...
Feed roller settings A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- I am having some feed problems on an older scmi s520. Can anyone tell me what heig ...
Re: Selling the business A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- Call a broker and have a sit down with one. They will tell you alot of stuff th ...
Re: Exterior Door Weathering A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8) -- We have not done weather stripping for protecting our doors and windows from ...
Re: Matching V-belts A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- McMaster carries matched belts. They don't have an A21. I would call and ask. Moti ...
Re: Adding sub-frame to cab in Microvellum A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- Yes Gary, that is basically my end goal. I pulled it off but not as easily as I would have liked. I ...
Re: White residue in mahogany grain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- What if that finish is shellac? The denatured alcohol will melt that and then you have to ref ...
Re: Restaurant table topcoat A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- You're asking a finish to change the density of the substrate. The only way I know to accompl ...
Re: Titebond for veneering? A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (11/8) -- Only thing I can add is I usually prefer TB Cold Press which is designed for veneer work. Also I ...
Re: Source for large slab wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8) -- Looks like local went out with the wind. We are looking at some slabs out of ...
Re: Need advice on large panel raise A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8) -- I've done similar pyramid projects on our CNC using Enroute software. With a ...
Re: Marketing Advice / Inspiration A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- Derrek what social media campaign or sign is giving you that type of return? Ju ...
Re: Remove bark before or after drying large slabs A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8) -- It's very easy for powder post beetles to move within a structure. Definitely treat t ...
Re: Adding sub-frame to cab in Microvellum A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- Frank, I've been out of residential for a while, so I'm not really sure what you're asking. Is your ...
Re: Marketing Advice / Inspiration A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- Sorry, I will tell you just about anything about my business except for specifi ...
Re: Source for large slab wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8) -- You can't beat these boys in Brooklyn http://recobklyn.com/ 347-770-5002 info ...
Re: Identify This Drawer Front A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- Try Kendor Woods, Mayfield, Ky. 800-633-1937. Looks very similar to their "MR mitere ...
Re: Remove bark before or after drying large slabs A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8) -- Thanks guys. I will definitely get some stuff to treat the wood against bugs. I appre ...
Identify This Drawer Front A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- I need to match this face as closely as possible. Anybody know a source? Thanks, Robert ...
Re: Identify This Drawer Front A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- You could have a knife made to match. Here is something similar I run on my machine. ...
Re: Identify This Drawer Front A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- Thanks for the responses. Does Walzcraft do painted finishes? ...
Re: Identify This Drawer Front A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- Walzcraft MP659-76 profile ME500 outside edge Flat panel ...
Re: Marketing Advice / Inspiration A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (11/8) -- Hardly a secret that Facebook is the go to. ...
Re: Hickory corbel supplier A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8) -- Art for Everyday ...
Re: Sketchup to Xilog Maestro A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- The pratix comes with a handheld console at the machine that downloads programs from your office PC ...
wood chip denting A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- ok. I have been experiencing some wood chip denting on s4s and some profiles in al ...
Re: CNC router life A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- ML If your approach works for you, great. There are some costs involved that raise the cost conside ...
Re: SW Conversion Varnish, 2K Poly over Shellac A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- I tested BLO and Sherwin Williams high solids clear stain base concentrate to pop the grain o ...
Re: CNC router life A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- I see it as what kind of investment do you want to make? I have gone through 5 cncs each one costin ...
Re: Cantek Upcut?? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- I set up a new shop in late 2010, early 2011. I am a 6000 sq foot custom shop, mai ...
Re: Cutting Slabs A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8) -- FWIW I haven't had good luck drying sycamore, some real problems but the tree was ver ...
Holzher Unimaster 7226 Twin Cam Software A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- Looking for anyone willing to donate dongle or sell reasonably Twin Cam 32 for a 2002 Holzher Unima ...
help - heavy-duty inset hinges? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- i'm building a custom kitchen, all inset face frame. the client wants the pantry to have ...
Re: Sketchup to Xilog Maestro A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- I agree with Benjamin on this. We have Weeke's which run on WoodWop also. We run Microvellum and Vc ...
Re: Sketchup to Xilog Maestro A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- I can tell you from experience that you can import from Sketchup however because its a graphics pro ...
Re: Hussey Knife Alignment A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8) -- I second the knife to post side and tighten (for alignment), and loosening th ...
Re: Decision about CNC A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- Hands down cnc. Most efficient way to turn panels into dollars. You need yout software dialed in an ...
Re: Are Sata hvlp guns all that? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- Ihave a Sata hvlp gun that I use for non water borne finish's and love it over my other guns. ...
Re: Decision about CNC A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (11/8) -- I 10th the CNC nested router solution. Far more productive and it will increase your speed of assem ...
Re: Are Sata hvlp guns all that? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- I agree with Herb...fantastic spray guns but compared to binks, devilbiss, cat, ect...they ar ...
Re: help - heavy-duty inset hinges? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- for obvious reasons, i'm trying to avoid using exposed hardware. the kitchen is solid wal ...
Re: "Combed" wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (11/8) -- We did a job with white oak that we used angle grinders with wire wheels . I will try to ...
Re: pedestal table base size A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- I was thinking that an ellipse might be a good shape for the top, but it never once oc ...
Re: Wadkin planer A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- I believe you have a BTJ built in 1970 by Bursgreen in their Fence Houses factory. ...
Re: Are Sata hvlp guns all that? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (11/8) -- any good from binks dv whoever has stainless passages which is a good thing good luck herbjh ...
Re: Veneer labor A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (11/8) -- Beer is nice but spending the $500 on a vacuum bag and doing it yourself for free in the future ...
microvellum A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- Hi Guys, I need to know how to change info in report/sticker templates, Does anyone know how to acc ...
Re: Microvellum A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- I believe this is a known issue with Face 6 machining Matt. I will be happy to find out otherwise m ...
Re: oak tree drying /deck A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8) -- Eastern white pine was used for building in huge quantities from prior to 1800 until ...
Wood over steel in a brutal climate A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8) -- I’ve a project I’d appreciate comments/ideas. It’s a prototype; a tree branch ...
Re: Overhead Door - profiles, thoughts, and so on A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (11/8) -- Mark, I wasn't thinking that you would buy one of his doors, based on your fi ...
Re: Missouri Cedar A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (11/8) -- I've used just regular elmers or tb wood glue on all my ERC chest. Air dried lumber here in K ...
Buss # 4 Planer 30" A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- I have a Buss no.4 planer 30" that I would like to sell. It worked well when ...
Re: moss/lichen on oak trunk pieces A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (11/8) -- There was an article in Sawmill & Woodlot about how to dry a disk...they will dev ...
Re: Dining table and bar top - solid vs veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- thank you Mark for the response - yes the end grain is visible, as shown in the sample ...
Re: Dining table and bar top - solid vs veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- That is a very interesting idea Mark - relieving the laminating face of the cord with ...
Re: Dining table and bar top - solid vs veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- An edge grain butcher block is more stable than a face grain butcher block. Show quart ...
Re: Installing walnut countertop on knee wall A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (11/8) -- Thanks for all the input guys...more ways than one to skin a cat. I a ...
Re: Dining table and bar top - solid vs veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- ... hopefully to simplify, the fundamental question is which orientation gives a great ...
Re: Wood waste for heat A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (11/8) -- If I were to start from square one, I would do a separate wood bu ...
Re: Installing walnut countertop on knee wall A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (11/8) -- I would use my Fein Multimaster and Porta cable drywall vacuum. The t ...
Re: Dining table and bar top - solid vs veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (11/8) -- I would re-think that choice of using QS and rift, the way you plan. It will cost a lo ...
Re: cutter for a derda carval dovetailer A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- Try these people, I have used their products in the past with no issues, reasonabl ...
Re: cutter for a derda carval dovetailer A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (11/8) -- Is this the bit you are looking for? Give us a call and we will be happy to help. ...
Autodesk Acquisition A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (11/8) -- This will be worth watching to see what they deliver ...
Re: shaving mills A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (11/8) -- We are looking to sell our mill, 20" salsco with conveyor set up and s ...
MDF Glass Grids A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8/25) -- Does anyone know of a program that will allow me to produce glass grid designs for mdf doors par ...
Re: Komo BT30 toolholders A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/25) -- I should have thought of him. Thanks. ...
Re: Table saw opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8/24) -- If I were to only have one saw, I would just have a slider. It's the most ...
Re: Whats a 1 man shop to do? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8/24) -- What is your goal, to be a cabinet maker or a successful business? If it is to be a ca ...
Re: Cantec straight line saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (10/8/24) -- Is the front portion of the track, which brings the chain up and around from insid ...
Re: Cantec straight line saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (10/8/24) -- Morning. Yes we have cut a bunch of different lumber and some is a little better t ...
Re: Obsolete cnc software A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/24) -- Here is someone who could likely build an install a new control if necessary. It may well be a h ...
Re: Uniclamps A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/24) -- Anyone know a good place or someone who might have some used Uniclamps? Don't want to pay more f ...
Re: Looking For A Finishing Consult A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (10/8/24) -- I’d suggest hitting up local furniture stores or home improvement cen ...
Re: Obsolete cnc software A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/24) -- Thanks guys, very helpful so far. Now if I could just get Styles to call me back I might get som ...
Re: Pockethole cutter A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8/24) -- Safety Speed Cut make a nice one..the company I work for has 2.. ...
Re: Uniclamps A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/24) -- Dropout, If you find them, send me the link after you buy all you need. Mark ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8/23) -- In case some of you are not paying attention, the capabilities of AI in drafting and design are ...
3-Phase converter lesson A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8/23) -- After all the years of setting up machinery I thought I knew a lot about 3 ...
Re: Curved hood assistance A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8/23) -- Lots of places make these shipped to your door for 1200-1500 or ish. I hav ...
Re: Autocad scripts trouble A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8/23) -- Quick guesses you are not using _non, and if your osnap is on your results will snap to the the ...
Re: Best Way to Achieve High Gloss Gray A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8/23) -- I've done lots of true High Gloss finishes a long time ago. It is hard never found a resid ...
Re: Door making any suggestions A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/23) -- If you have a CNC then you should be able to come up with a program to make the cuts. Lots of ri ...
Re: Cabinetry software and career advice A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8/23) -- p.s. just because a software can utilize the web does mean it must be used that way. Ideally not ...
Re: Curved hood assistance A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8/23) -- Regarding the swoop having a 45 deg miter, the easiest way I could see tha ...
Re: Curved hood assistance A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8/23) -- Working on fibreglass catamarans is where I got the idea from. I don't kno ...
Re: The SCM saga continues A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/23) -- SCM service in Canada is a joke, period. But if you have a YouTube or instagram account with ove ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8/23) -- Have a great weekend everyone. :) You have a lot to think about and probably get your hands dirt ...
Re: The SCM saga continues A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/23) -- Coming to a channel near you. Lol. Omfg. ...
Re: Mozaik bought out by offshore company A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8/22) -- I finally got it to do most everything I wanted ( except radius reception desks !) And noticed t ...
Advise needed on pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8/21) -- I know I posted a question about getting an additional pump I currently have a CAT 14:1 pe ...
Re: Sheets per day on a CNC A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/21) -- Lots of good stuff here from everyone. I’ve run the Biesse Rover S with auto load and Unloading. ...
Problem with Kreg Screws A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8/21) -- So, I've been using Kreg screws for 17 years without issue, but lately I've been havin ...
Re: Advise needed on pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8/21) -- Pat Yes of course there's industrial waterborne I would have to get MLC as it is my go to ...
Re: Accounts receivable A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8/21) -- I think the problem with incentivized pricing and penalties is it seems like ...
True bottom mount slides for pull out trays A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8/21) -- Are there true bottom mount slides for drawers where mounting to the side of the cabin ...
Re: Accounts receivable A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8/21) -- Our terms are 100% payment upfront no less than 8 weeks before expected deli ...
Re: a add on dust collection for mdf dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (10/8/21) -- I have a some questions. Is the air returned to the building? ...
Re: Accounts receivable A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8/21) -- We get 50% down and the final 50% before we deliver. My designer/salesman th ...
a add on dust collection for mdf dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (10/8/21) -- Is there anything you can add on to outside dust collector to ...
Re: Accounts receivable A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8/21) -- One of the better ways to collect on time is to offer a discount for early p ...
Vetted outsource drawing firm A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8/21) -- I’m looking for a recommendation on an outsourced drawing firm. Preferable o ...
Re: Machinery parts for discontinued machines A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (10/8/21) -- Tough with Asian machines, made to throw away, not service or rebuild..... Try ...
Re: Advise needed on pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8/21) -- While Advance is better than latex paint, it still doesn't spray as well or look as good a ...
Re: a add on dust collection for mdf dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (10/8/21) -- Billy - Come in off the farm and get with a professional syste ...
Re: Vacuum pumps A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/21) -- I appreciate all of the input. Thanks much. Anyone using a regenerative blower/vacuum pump? I un ...
Re: Advise needed on pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8/21) -- Ah, right. I've sprayed Advance through my CAT, but I had to thin it beyond the recommende ...
Re: True bottom mount slides for pull out trays A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8/21) -- Seems most undermount slides like Blum and Grass have holes in the sides and bottom fo ...
Re: a add on dust collection for mdf dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (10/8/21) -- No to both the big wood chip goes in a hopper. But we cut mdf ...
Re: Vacuum pumps A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8/21) -- Second the Becker 250. I have also run the Busch or Bosh can’t remember the name. Worked great a ...
Re: Longbed Lathe A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (10/8/21) -- How about a 16' Hapfo copy lathe in Central IL? It hasn't been set up since I lost ...
spindle nut A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (10/8/21) -- looking for spindle nut and washer for a sac sueri ts145 standard 1 1/4 spindle ...
Table Finish Advice A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Hello all, I am a cabinetmaker and not a finisher. I only self-finish in certain situations, ...
Re: How to account for Fixed Costs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Nick Cook: This is a way to figure the expense of keeping your doors open, and ...
Re: How to account for Fixed Costs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Nick, check out the Cabinet Makers Association (CMA). They just did a 2 or 3 pa ...
Re: Tax question for the self-employed A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Your friend is not paying his taxes. He is making estimated payments, which are ...
Re: Large interior door options A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- MDF is officially off the table:) I like the 3" door also and I'm confid ...
Re: How to account for Fixed Costs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Nick Cook: I would sort of do what David said, but take your fixed expenses out ...
Re: Question.... A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Yes and no..... My local tech and sales guy have a good relationship with us and they know we ...
Re: How to account for Fixed Costs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Hello Gentlemen, These are very helpful, thank you. Is it common to cover those ...
Re: Large interior door options A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- I also would search out the honeycomb/torsion box solutions. It is asking too ...
Re: Commercial alternative to 3832s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- We;ve been using the Pro 600 slides for Wurth Louis for a couple years now with good succ ...
Re: How to account for Fixed Costs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- No employees and you want to work full time, then divide your fixed costs by 16 ...
Re: Table Finish Advice A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- It wasn’t full of old nail holes it would surprise me if that is reclaimed out of an old mill ...
Re: Table Finish Advice A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Before you spend another second talking about changing the finish with the client, get your f ...
Re: Solvent/Chemical Drying A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (10/8) -- I don't know what you intend to dry, but I assume it is a specialty product of some k ...
Re: Solvent/Chemical Drying A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (10/8) -- I don't know what you intend to dry, but I assume it is a specialty product of some k ...
Re: Mozaik software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8) -- We are running 4 seats sharing everything on dropbox and a 5th seat sharing everything but jobs. We ...
Re: Commercial alternative to 3832s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Hi Pat, Does you supplier have their own brand? We use Richelieu, most of the time we use ...
Re: Thinking of going waterborne A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Waterbornes will spray fine out of your CAT AAA (that's what I use, too), and will give you t ...
Mandarine Acoustic panels A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Hi Folks, I have a client asking if I can CNC machine Mandarine Acoustic panels. I do not have a ta ...
Re: Large interior door options A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- You should also be sure of the hardware being used and it's location so you c ...
Re: Commercial alternative to 3832s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Thanks Tony I meant a drawer guide with the adjustment of a tandem without the high price ...
Re: Question.... A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Ya, that's a lot of paint. You get better service with that kind of buying power. ...
Re: toe kicks A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I get six base cabinet's sides from one 4'x8' if the cabinets are with loose toekicks or ...
Re: Ultra-mat (0% to 5%MAX sheen) advise! A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Tyler…..here’s a funny (or say pitiful ) anecdote ! After reading your reply on Monday and aw ...
Re: Pods A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- You have received all good info here Dropout. It sounds like you are the perfect candidate for BVC. ...
Re: 95 x 95 x 6mm MDF parts A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- My first thought if you have thousands to do is a dedicated spoilboard, with gasketing, so you can ...
Grizzly 24" Drum sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (10/8) -- I am working on a used Grizzly 24" drum sander that is making a very loud har ...
Re: Alder Finish Too Lite A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- No idea how a cleaning agent gets under the clear coat and alters the color of the wood, nor ...
Re: toe kicks A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Really depends on how many cabinets and their sizes if you can get an efficient nest per ...
toe kicks A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- We currently build loose toe kicks on our cabinets. Thinking of going with "normal&q ...
Re: Ultra-mat (0% to 5%MAX sheen) advise! A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Thks you all for this info, will defiantly help ! To Tyler : While searching, could not find ...
Re: Wagner GM4700 A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- the other thing i like abot the gun it has air and fluid swivels as standard items, and the f ...
Re: Wagner GM4700 A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Thanks Dan. If I remember correctly the Wagner had a 7% or 9% more transfer rate than the Kre ...
Re: Ultra-mat (0% to 5%MAX sheen) advise! A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- That's a shame, as it's a great product, I have been fortunate to have a great finish rep thr ...
Re: Ultra-mat (0% to 5%MAX sheen) advise! A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- I attached the PDF here for you. Has product number etc. I order it from Richelieu. ...
Re: Lock mitre joint A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Hi Dom, just saw your reply now! Thank you, I'll be getting onto my supplier tomorrow. Thanks again ...
Re: finishing products company A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- This is a little after the fact, but!!! There are to many finish manufacturers to mention, so ...
Re: Efficient methods for 2-sided finishing? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- My actual intent was to encourage them that it totally CAN be done and the water is indeed ve ...
Re: Cancelled Project A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- I would think it'd be fairly easy to quantify your investment and apply a reaso ...
Re: Who's Using Multipoint Door Hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- John, 21/4” works fine for a Euro door but I would not go less than that. At ...
Cancelled Project A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- I recently had a project that was cancelled by a contractor. It was worth appro ...
Re: Edge Stop Grooving A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I think the below pictures will add to the clarity. The rails are banded on the two ends ...
Re: Bag House Retrofit to Larger Bags A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (10/8) -- The blower system (moves the chips from the hopper to the contain ...
Re: Cancelled Project A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- There is no easy answer that anyone can give you. All you can do is weigh the p ...
Re: Cancelled Project A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- You should charge legitimate times and materials. This would include drafting t ...
Re: Cancelled Project A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- If it was me i'd call the contractor and just have an honest conversation and a ...
Re: Solvent Pop A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- LacquerdUp, thanks for the reply. Clawlock is the only primer we use for the last 5, 6 years. ...
Re: Scissor lift table A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- We have both and I bought both at on line auctions. I paid about $1,500. The electric lif ...
Re: Edge Stop Grooving A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Brandon - Regarding terminology in D Brown's response: "Rails" are parts that r ...
Re: Edge Stop Grooving A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Unfortunately (because they're pricey), the best solution for precise stopped edge routes ...
Re: Edge Stop Grooving A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Brandon, Unless you're setting up to do a lot of these, regularly, I suggest you consider ...
Re: Solvent Pop A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Hey Edi, my formula for Stealth is a 2:3 ratio of #2:Reducer. I mix up 20oz of #2 and 30oz of ...
Fire retardant wood and machining A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (10/8) -- Have a customer requesting a tongue and groove product with a fire retardant ratin ...
Re: Scissor lift table A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I'm not settle yet with elec. or pneumatic, load size etc.... that's why I asked "An ...
Re: Solvent Pop A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- I wonder if it just needs a little thinner. Solvent evaporation happens quickly and lacquer t ...
Table top table makers A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (10/8) -- Table makers-have you experienced any problems with a glued up top around this size?It ...
Re: Cancelled Project A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Thanks for the note. I don't want to charge too much for the time and service w ...
Re: Edge Stop Grooving A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Horizontal cnc is the only option I could think of as well, seems like a lot to spend for ...
Re: Scissor lift table A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- We have a few. All Southworth ones, some we bought new some at auctions. We have a rollin ...
Re: Edge Stop Grooving A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Mitered frame, doweled together at the joints. That would make the edgebanding and groovi ...
Re: Table Saw Out feed Table A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- The top would be Melamine or laminate. How and out of what would you construct the base s ...
Re: Edge Stop Grooving A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Acorn, I was trying to picture a banded rail end,,, was gonna ask for a picture. regards ...
Waterborne finish with glaze issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- I have trying to convert to waterborne finishes. I reached out to Sherwin William Rudd Lenmar ...
Re: Waterborne finish with glaze issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- I started out this thread explaining how it got to this point. I talked extensively with the ...
Payroll and workers compensation A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- In the past years I used to have six helpers in my wood shop in New York city w ...
Re: Waterborne finish with glaze issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- good advice, After this I wont take anyone elses word unless it makes sense to me. I started ...
Re: Too Early for the Kiln A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (10/8) -- I'd suggest you do a cost study on having those slabs dried in a vacuum kiln. Having ...
Re: Sliding saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- The back fence is for breaking down sheetgoods. That way the sheets can be slid onto the ...
Re: Waterborne finish with glaze issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Art, Thank you for your time and expertise. Shouldn't the rep or the store know this about th ...
Re: Waterborne finish with glaze issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- I have no experience with these products,but here are some general guidelines to waterbornes. ...
Re: Sliding saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Space is always a limiting factor, I have the same problem myself, but I would get a scm ...
Re: SCM Top-21 Line Boring Machine Help A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I will have to look at mine when I am in the shop on Tuesday, but if I recall they are fa ...
Re: Payroll and workers compensation A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- David's right about this. Besides the fact that he will have to charge you more ...
Re: Waterborne finish with glaze issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Back in the day, tech service reps were finishers who really knew their stuff. In today's wor ...
Re: Payroll and workers compensation A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- The IRS is very clear on how these cases are defined. It is in your own interes ...
Re: Waterborne finish with glaze issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Man, I can't believe you used all new products on a job without testing. Doesn't repair mean ...
Re: Waterborne finish with glaze issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- You can use a damp paper towel or clean rag instead of a tack cloth. ...
Re: AlphaCam and open contours A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Al, Not sure why you don't get cutter comp in your code. Here is how is works for future reference. ...
Re: Asturo Eco/SSP Spray Gun Problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Snap ring pliers might do the trick, thanks! Regarding Asturo, in theory this was supposed to ...
Planeing angled 6x6 post caps with PT yellow pine A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (10/8) -- Thinking about making deck post caps. Looks like a pyramid (but only a slight rise ...
Re: Asturo Eco/SSP Spray Gun Problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- I use my eco ssp(2 gal pot) all the time for clears, and yes it does a good job but it is slo ...
Sinker Log Process Help A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (10/8) -- Hi, I have no experience with lumbering so all this is amateur for me. My brother-in- ...
Matching needle to nozzle A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- I seem to have acquired a number of needle and nozzle sets for a few Asturo guns I have. Prob ...
Shaper accuracy A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I have a shaper that I bought at an auction, it was a company that went into receivership ...
Re: Edge Sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I am pretty particular about my machines. I have the Grizzly 6x108 sander and it is reall ...
Re: Flipping Sheet Material A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Can some one tell me what I am missing here? Why does it matter which face is up or down ...
Re: Shaper accuracy A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Lots of things to check. Table flatness, fence flatness, fence twist, fence perpendicular ...
Re: Boxing Benches A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I don't have a problem with that except that they are usually to small. We need a top sur ...
Re: Sanders at the bench A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Mirka Ceros has been discontinued. I had major problems with 3 of them and no ...
Processing Pine Boards A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- My company makes mostly POP type displays. Our workflow is very centered around cam and dowel RTA s ...
How to clamp V-Grooved Solid Surface C-Tops A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (10/8) -- We are looking for feedback on clamping the front edge of solid surface ...
Re: Wilsonart 1731 adhesive delamination problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (10/8) -- LOW VOC Methyl Acetate Glues are very different from traditional contact cements. The air pre ...
Re: Sash Weights A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Gary, Your post caught my attention due to a project I undertook a few years ...
Re: Wilsonart 1731 adhesive delamination problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (10/8) -- Richard, While I can't speak directly to the Wilsonart product, I did notice that this is the ...
Re: Home Depot Plywood problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I've been using Columbia for years and I can tell you there have been problems for years. ...
Wood slab install ?s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (10/8) -- Hi guys, I've just finished making up several rift white oak slabs to ...
Re: Recovering from burnout? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Ive been in and around it for nearly 20 years. Been a shell of what I was for p ...
problems with line borer A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I recently picked up a conquest mini 13 line borer. Seemed like a good fit, not too expen ...
Re: outsource estimating A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Rich, You're missing the bigger picture. Of course there is a certain percentag ...
Re: Home Depot Plywood problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- We've always bought thru distributors. Always domestic product, never Chinese. Over the y ...
Re: Sash Weights A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- I think you are fine with single glaze. to get a rough idea go to the link. w ...
Re: Sash Weights A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Gary, I think you are concerned about the length of the weight and the length ...
Re: Negatives about these CNC brands A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- I own 3 different biesse machines and 2 Multi-cams. Our oldest Multi-cam is a dinosaur and isn't ev ...
Re: Home Depot Plywood problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I found out today we are now dealing with Columbia direct on the problem. We buy C grade ...
Re: Busellato Genesis Software? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Gregg, I do not have a Busellato anymore, but my current machine has a pc front end too. I had simi ...
Recovering from burnout? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Has anybody successfully recovered from burnout? I've put 11 years into this bu ...
Bubbles,Contact Cement and Wood Veneers A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (10/8) -- I had an interesting conversation about Flammable solvent based LOW VOC contact cement and Ve ...
Looking for Manufacturer A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (10/8) -- I Am looking for a manufacturer for a wood coat rack design. They are made from strips of h ...
Re: Processing Pine Boards A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- I do a reasonable amount of pine. After much trial and error I use a 3 flute roughing bit from Onsr ...
Re: help a rookie salvage some reclaimed pine A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (10/8) -- I have cut slabs like this on my brothers band saw mill. Clamping a chunk this small is not ...
Re: BASF Magnapearl A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (10/8) -- Phil - check with Eastwood.com. They sell automotive paint pigments in 1 gallon sizes (50g). ...
Re: Wood slab install ?s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (10/8) -- Jeff, Could you do some sort of a slide on/key hole clip type deal? B ...
Re: Recovering from burnout? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- I lasted 8 years and was getting to a horrible point. Found myself working 7 da ...
Wilsonart 1731 adhesive delamination problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (10/8) -- About a year and a half ago we switched to Wilsonart 1731 spray adhesive. Now we are having c ...
Re: Home Depot Plywood problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- We gave up on Columbia. As their rep said when we complained about the crappy sanding job ...
Re: titebond III for HPL A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- I would research the extira or medex a bit more. I've heard some bad stuff from other pos ...
Re: Wood slab install ?s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (10/8) -- I'd say silicone, but I have no idea what the base material is, and h ...
Re: Wilsonart 1731 adhesive delamination problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (10/8) -- Great information Robert! I would definitely agree that there is no inherent problem with the ...
Re: outsource estimating A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- It would be an extremely rare person that could fully understand your process, ...
Re: Recovering from burnout? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- No guarantee but try getting out of the shop more. Just a change in location is ...
Manual for Rondamat 925 A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (10/8) -- I am buying a used Weinig Rondamat 925 to cut knives for an old Weinig molder. Doe ...
Re: help a rookie salvage some reclaimed pine A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (10/8) -- I think you should just go for it, but it looks like kindling to me too. Some people learn ...
Re: Wilsonart 1731 adhesive delamination problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (10/8) -- Yeah we have had a glue rep in here and they said it was our spray pattern. If the glue is th ...
Re: help a rookie salvage some reclaimed pine A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (10/8) -- My thinking is that you must use old growth lumber for a guitar, I would look for kiln drie ...
Re: Chair Seats A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- I do quite a bit of this work in our shop. I use Vectric's "Aspire". Easy to model things ...
Re: titebond III for HPL A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- Hi, I recently did some backsplashes with titebond 3 , vacuum veneered large face down in ...
Re: Recovering from burnout? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- I look forward to the responses - I, too, am getting burned out after 10 years ...
Re: Negatives about these CNC brands A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Biesse is actually back in the game now, they happened to stop by today and gave us a presentation ...
Re: Wood slab install ?s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (10/8) -- Larry, I'm not familiar with PL400, I usually use Liquid Nails which ...
Busellato Genesis Software? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Genesis crashed on our 2001 Busellato Jet 4002 XL. Obtained a copy of it from rep. but the machine ...
Re: Home Depot Plywood problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- You guys need to update your considerations on the Chinese plywood it is not as bad as it ...
Re: end panel toe notch A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (10/8) -- No. Straight to floor. It's bad design to have a skinny panel holding up a countertop in ...
Chair Seats A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- I am interested in 'scooping' chair seats. I have a Biesse skill. Can I scoop seats with Biesse edi ...
Re: refectory table slides A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (10/8) -- Doug Did you ever figure out the slide for the stow leaf table. The one that the top d ...
AccuSystems XML format A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- I am looking for AccuSystems Horizontal machines XML format documentation. If anyone has this infor ...
Re: How to clamp V-Grooved Solid Surface C-Tops A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (10/8) -- Are you running a full strip of tape centered on the seam as a hinge bef ...
Re: Wood slab install ?s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (10/8) -- Either that or how about a couple dowels kept towards the center of t ...
Re: Negatives about these CNC brands A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- If you have been doing that good looking work on your website without a cnc,, then you are gonna lo ...
Re: CNC Safety Matt Option A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- My point was that you are not slaved to the mats. Replace with a light curtain or pull string or so ...
Re: CNC Safety Matt Option A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Yes by passing safety device is always a good idea. While you are at cut the seat belts in your car ...
Re: Wood slab install ?s A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (10/8) -- For lack of a better idea, I'd use PL400 rather than silicone. ...
Re: Negatives about these CNC brands A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Thanks james, we actually do have a cnc but it is only a point to point machine.... ...
Re: outsource estimating A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (10/8) -- Been wondering the same thing. Thanks for posting ...
Re: Wilsonart WA1730 Contact A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (10/8) -- Where was Wilsonart 1731 adhesive manufactured? ...
Re: Keeping a clean shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- In the interest of full disclosure, the shop photos posted above are of my la ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- When you pull the valve out to take the parts off, what does the gauge read? What is the pressure w ...
Re: Keeping a clean shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Unless it is a standard part of a product line that is made regularly, no. My ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- 10 hp on a 4x8 doesn't seem like a lot of pump to begin with. I am using 40hp on a 4x10 table and t ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Assuming that your tooling is in good shape, can you describe your cutting strategy? Are you using ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Thank you for all responses, i have only one Vac at 10 HP. the pressure gauge stuck at this reading ...
Re: Wood grab bars ? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Mark, the issue isn't the wood, the issue is the connection detail, those tea ...
Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- Hi, I Have a Becker 10 HP in good condition, CNC omnitech selexx 4X8 the problem is the small parts ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- What size are your small parts? Are you cutting full sheets and having problems? How thick is your ...
Re: Keeping a clean shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Being a Navy Vet the Deck is always Broom Clean, it extended to have we leave ...
edgebanding method under veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (10/8) -- Would you consider a gluepot edgebander suitable for putting on thin solid wood edgebanding unde ...
Re: Keeping a clean shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Everyone makes mistakes and the parts always get placed somewhere for future ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- I have to use a Part cut strategy as I have a 15 hp regen, does a great job and unless I want to ad ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- You might want to try ultralite MDF like Trupan for your spoilboard. If not available in your area ...
Re: Keeping a clean shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Forgot to mention: We bought a waste grinder. We can take a yard of board dro ...
Re: Keeping a clean shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- Ive read and heard old milwork shops would make and keep extra things like sa ...
Re: Keeping a clean shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (10/8) -- David, Nice shop. What is that large curved thing in the first pic?. It looks ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- We have 2 10hp pumps on a 4 x 8 table and we get over 20 on the gauge. If I saw 15 I would be conce ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- The 18 hp Becker is designed to hold 22 inches all day so when I see 15 on my gauge I know I'm losi ...
Re: Vacuum not enough? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (10/8) -- 10 hp should be more than enough if you are cutting laminate cabinets. do you have a picture of you ...
Preserving wood A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (10/8) -- Please comment about using molten wax to preserve untreated 2x4 lumber for organic garden b ...
Does Anyone Know What This May Have Been? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (10/8) -- Does anyone know what this may have been? and how old it might be? ...
Re: Cypress source A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (10/8) -- We dry wood for a company called Florida Cypress. We dry Sinker Cypress timbers for t ...
Solid Oak Countertop with Butt Joints A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (10/8) -- Hi Folks - I'm making some countertops for a cafe out of a common grade ...
Re: Breaking into Design A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8) -- Hi Andrew, I saw your post and just wanted to let you know about KCD Software. We are a CAD program ...
Re: Solid Oak Countertop with Butt Joints A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (10/8) -- I personally think you are overdoing it on the butt joints cause once ev ...
Veneer Stain Bleeding A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (10/8) -- Recently we have started seeing what we are calling bleeding. (Picture Attached) We have not cha ...
Re: Veneer Stain Bleeding A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (10/8) -- Going to answer my own post. We cut the door width and length. The problem occoured yesterday. W ...
Wood waste A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (10/8) -- I have an architectural door shop in the Boston Ma area, here is ...
Re: Edit cabinet in Cabinet Vision A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8) -- Hi Max, You need to hit the section interior tab and add the fixed shelves or partitions. Partition ...
Edit cabinet in Cabinet Vision A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8) -- I trying to edit cabinet in cabinet vision But when I divide cabinet in 3 door section doors is sho ...
Re: Veneer Stain Bleeding A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (10/8) -- Myles, Try a clean rag with a blast of air. The rag to catch the stain flying out of the gap, th ...
Re: Edit cabinet in Cabinet Vision A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (10/8) -- When I place interior fixed shelf . Shelve doesn't follow opening and I need to adjust each time ma ...
Re: Veneer Stain Bleeding A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (10/8) -- Yup, compressed air and maybe not flooding the stain on so heavy near the rails and stiles. ...
Re: Repairing chipped laminate cabinet faces A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (10/8) -- NO don't do this to yourself. You are not going to do anything with seam ...
Re: Repairing chipped laminate cabinet faces A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (10/8) -- A good point, but I'm not sure I can match the laminate color properly w ...
Re: Crazy Question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/25) -- Bosch makes many non-hammer drill models. It might be hard to find one that does not ha ...
Re: Crazy Question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/25) -- Sorry. I looked at their website. Only options is drill/driver or hammer drill/driver, ...
Re: Crazy Question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/25) -- Makita in their Compact class, that's just a drill. I have a pile of them. I don't thin ...
Re: Vacuum hold down on plastic sheets issues A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/25) -- Depending on which plastic it is, you can often set a sheet out in sunlight for a few hours and i ...
Re: Cabinet installation prices A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8/25) -- I'm considering installing for a busy local cabinet maker right now ...
Re: Crazy Question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/25) -- Thank you Karl. I'll have a look. One of my first cordless (right behind the Makita wit ...
Re: salice hinge question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/25) -- Did you ever get an answer? ...
Re: Hinge A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/24) -- Chris, This may be possible, but I could answer with certainty if I knew the constructi ...
Re: AMARIUM precat issues A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8/24) -- And the manufacturer will insist it's the same formula it's always been. I had a problem wi ...
Re: Removing Latex Paint over SW Aqualight A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8/24) -- Simple plain jane latex paint should be somewhat easy to remove with a citrus stripper. I'm ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- I have been touching it. I got myself familiar with ML (machine learning), have the visual studio ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- Hi Jonah, I see that. I really don't like pdf's for data. It's too proprietary. There has to be a ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- I'm the product owner for INNERGY DESIGN. We are building AI into our engineering software, so th ...
Re: Cabinet parts pro A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/23) -- Well there's some things to get used to like any software. For me, I had to stop using it because ...
Re: Torit dust collector A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (9/8/23) -- Wiring is the same as before, but also correct., As is directio ...
Digital Marketing Agency A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8/23) -- I have been discussing hiring a digital marketing agency. The one I found has ...
Re: Cabinet Vision and DXF Files A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- Hey @Jonah!! (Or anyone else reading this) Any chance that AutoCAD to S2M is working for AutoCAD ...
Re: Digital Marketing Agency A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8/23) -- I am trying to get in front of more people searching for what I do so I can g ...
Re: Digital Marketing Agency A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8/23) -- Sorry, you said custom cabinets. In my small shop I felt all marketing had to ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- James, I gather that is what the plans never match the elevations, and the elevations never match ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- Looks like I had my old info in my profile, sorry about that. For an example of the "low han ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- p.s. Generative Transformers that utilize semantics and ML plugins in VS are mentioned approaches ...
Re: Digital Marketing Agency A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8/23) -- We have no idea what you make, so it's difficult to say if digital marketing ...
Re: Torit dust collector A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (9/8/23) -- are you sure wiring is correct and motor is spinning right way? ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- Architects are already doing this, they call it copy and paste LOL ...
Re: AI drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8/23) -- what why. Not feeling my best atm. Covid joy abounds. ...
Re: Iroko hue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8/22) -- Thanks for the responses. Rich, I am not sure what they expect in terms of maintenance, but ...
Star Hanger systems A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8/22) -- Our shop is currently considering moving away from z-clips and inst ...
"Money I'll Never Get Back" A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (9/8/22) -- Dan's response in the thread about honing the backs of shaper knives got me ...
Re: Iroko hue A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8/22) -- I haven't worked with iroko but I have worked with lots of plantation teak which can get ve ...
Re: Shopping advice for high-end 5 axis router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/22) -- The main thing that you want to consider when shopping for a 5 axis machine is Z height. Pod and ...
Re: vacuum leakage A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/22) -- mike i took smoke & ran along the edge. just cant tell if leaking between the bed & gaske ...
Re: vacuum leakage A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/22) -- Agree with Jim. I have tried LDF and I don't care for it. The thinner it gets from milling, the m ...
Re: vacuum leakage A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/22) -- Seems to me, a 40 hp Dekker is a big step up from a smaller blower. How do you know the loss is b ...
Re: Machining moldings from PVC trim board? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (9/8/22) -- I think your HSS knives might not hold up as well as some have suggested. I ...
Re: vacuum leakage A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/22) -- thanks for the advice . i will give that a try. the main issue i am having is when i put material ...
Re: Automatic spraying machines A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8/22) -- Just so you know, automated finishing requires people to run. If you have a small flatline ...
Re: Automatic spraying machines A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8/22) -- I used a Superfici Robotic finish machine at Hollywood Woodwork and Mark Richey Woodworking ...
Re: Shopping advice for high-end 5 axis router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/22) -- I think you're all on to something with this two machine suggestion! It looks like a robot arm ca ...
Re: Looking for small kiln controller A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8/22) -- Hey Tim, I have been real busy with a big job. Also redesigned the kiln setup. Do y ...
Re: vacuum leakage A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/22) -- Try using MDF in place of LDF. LDF allows more air flow. ...
Insert Shaper cutters C&S - which ones you like? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/21) -- Our old heads for insert cope and stick shaper cutters got hosed by an (ex)employee set ...
CMA regional events are back! A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8/21) -- The Cabinet Makers Association will be hosting one of their first inperson re ...
Re: drawer lock system A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/21) -- Richelieu and Hettich both have multiple locking/anti tip setups. I think you have to u ...
drawer lock system A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/21) -- I have a job with several 5-drawer, tall base/chest units that the customer has spec'd ...
Re: Shop-made spices'n'oils base pullout A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/21) -- Thats the way Ive done them in the past when we've had to. Only input from our experien ...
Re: electric diagram for sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (9/8/21) -- A good, experienced industrial electrician should be able to sort the probl ...
Re: Shop-made spices'n'oils base pullout A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/21) -- This is a fridge/tall spice unit we did a long time ago that it pretty much identical t ...
Re: Lacquer or Latex A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8/21) -- Most common here is conversion varnish. I used precat on my home kitchen in 1990 and it has ...
Re: drawer lock system A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/21) -- Thanks for the responses-I will check those out. I guess her main requirement is that t ...
Re: drawer lock system A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/21) -- check out Wurth Louis Co. Comp X by timberline or National, they have 48" bars wit ...
Re: drawer lock system A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8/21) -- All the references above do that. Single key. Single locking/unlocking point ...
Re: Cosmec Tech Needed A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/21) -- You might have more luck posting in the Jobs area (Seeking Services). See link below. ...
Re: Cosmec Tech Needed A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8/21) -- Job seeking service should be better,sir. ...
Re: Lacquer or Latex A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8/21) -- I’m using Pre cat lacquer ...
Re: Solid Surface Seam Color Match A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (9/8) -- White has its issues. First off if you are working with artic white get r ...
Re: Shellac as floor finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- I have one customer whom I have done quite a bit of work for. He is a collector of early Ameri ...
Kreg Foreman pocket hole machine or Castle A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Hi there everyone. I have been in the custom cabinetry business for 26 years. It is not to ...
color shades different on jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- we have been in business for 49 yrs...myself 33 yrs. we are getting big problems with frames, ...
Re: advice comparing electric sanders A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- SurfPrep has great support. I also started out with the older surge sanders and the cords were ...
Re: Shellac as floor finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Shellac would be a terrible finish for a floor. It’s a super drying ultra thin finish. Every c ...
Re: Kreg Foreman pocket hole machine or Castle A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- I have an original Forman which I used for about 17 years. It finally crapped out and they ...
Re: paint cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Last year I did a children furniture like this: base coat was an off-white then I applied prim ...
Re: spot putty over finish coats A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- 3M Acryl-white spot putty... it comes in white, green or red... i keep the green and white on ...
notching for soft close undermounts A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- We are looking for a better way to notch for soft close undermounts. Presently we use a sa ...
spot putty over finish coats A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- What spot putty do you guys use for small imperfections between paint coats. Looking for one t ...
Re: spot putty over finish coats A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- I use a small knife to drip in my top coat. Once part cured I will use a sharp chisel or razor ...
Re: Cabinetvision Face6 A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- It turns out that during the installation of our 2nd router a few years ago we lost the option for f ...
Re: Diaphragm spray pump A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Just get a Titan 655. It has a hopper and I am running three in my shop. Good little sprayers ...
Re: color shades different on jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Hi ! Can you apply all the pieces together ? In order to have the same quantity of color? Or m ...
Re: notching for soft close undermounts A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- For non dovetail boxes, just make your whole back short. No need for notches. For dovetail ...
Re: Cabinetvision Face6 A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- What machine do you have. With our auto loader CV had to write a special program to allow the flip. ...
Re: spot putty over finish coats A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- We also use the 3M glazing putty. The guy we have painting now introduced it to us. He came fr ...
Re: Does everyone here do residential? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- If short answers on this thread were rewritten in right format they would actual ...
paint cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- A customer wants us to spray an Eichler home with splatter paint on the original kitchen cabin ...
Re: Acrylic enamel or tinted CV A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- I an a concrete contractor and deal with patios regularly. I too agree that CV on the interior ...
Re: spot putty over finish coats A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Shane what finish are you putting over the 3m product? Is the product lacquer based? ...
Re: Preserving the Purple in Purpleheart A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- You're going to have an issue with the dye and aging as well. In my experience, blue is just a ...
Re: Anyone use a Table Top Mortising Machine? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (9/8) -- Joseph, I built one very similar to yours out of plywood and it served me well for a nu ...
Re: Preserving the Purple in Purpleheart A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Rich, those are all valid points and will be taken into consideration when coming up with a fo ...
Re: Sheen Question A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Thanks for the responses guys . ...
Re: Pole barn vs steel building A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- I'm in Northern Michigan, Traverse City area. I built a 12,000 sq ft Steel build ...
Re: Pole barn vs steel building A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- Some good responses. About under floor heat, using headers along the perimeter w ...
Re: Pole barn vs steel building A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- I didn't have the money to put in floor heating. Since, I have added a wood wast ...
Prefinished UVcoated drawer stock A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Occasionally we use a UB coated ready made drawer stock. I never feel like the glue bond b ...
Re: Sand Paper A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Good 240 like Klingspor, Mirka, 3m If you are burning thru the primer enough that you are conc ...
Re: Mirka deros A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- We have four or five of them. They work great. I haven't found anything else that interest ...
Re: Sand Paper A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- We also will use 280 or 320, depends on how much you need to cut to get it smooth. We dont use ...
Restricted lumber A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- I see that Bubinga and All forms of rosewood are now on the class ll restricted ...
Re: Sand Paper A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- I usually spray two coats of primer, first coat I sand heavy with 220 sheet and don't worry ab ...
Re: accu-systems hvpp A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- the e stop button turns off power to esr-11 relay it seems the panic bar on front has continuity unl ...
Sand Paper A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Hello What Sand paper or Sponge you guys are using after primer? I see that my guys are sandin ...
Re: Friction sash hinges needed A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (9/8) -- Those truth hinges are tricky but they work. You just need to place them perfe ...
Re: Friction sash hinges needed A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (9/8) -- They seem to deal mostly with sash that overlay the jambs. But I will look aga ...
Mirka deros A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Looking to get a Mirka deros sander and wanted to see what people's experience with them h ...
Re: accu-systems hvpp A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- Did you verify the output of the e stop button panic bar? ...
Re: Sand Paper A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- I liked 280 for primers/sealers. ...
Re: Large custom vacum bag A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (9/8) -- Nothing says you have to stick with vinyl for these one off bags. You can use the heaviest constr ...
Re: New used bander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- hi everyone, after hooking up my new Bander and bringing in tech to get it up and running, ...
Re: DACA & Shortage of Workers A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- WSJ had an article today about the shortage of labor available to rebuild Housto ...
Re: DACA & Shortage of Workers A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- Pat, America is predicated on hand outs. Any time any dollar flows from the gove ...
Re: Large custom vacum bag A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (9/8) -- I would do it all in one layup, but would want at least another person, or better two. No, I woul ...
Re: Bandsawing letters A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- Getting good, new customers is always difficult. How potential customers view yo ...
Re: Large custom vacum bag A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (9/8) -- Keith, Your feed back is hugely appreciated. My thought was to do the core with bending ply with ...
Re: UV cure finish needed A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Sherwin Williams has a UV line and most large manufacturers do as well. Not sure where in the ...
Re: True Divided 60 Lite Sash A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (9/8) -- I know I'm late to the table on this but if Dave is still opinion searching, I ...
Re: power feeder issues A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- We just repaired our Steff Maggi 3 wheeler. One wheel was stuck up, the infeed in the usua ...
Low Profile hidden brackets?? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Thanks in advance guys. Love the forum. Longest time I've made "floating shelving&quo ...
Re: slab wood table and radiant floors A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (9/8) -- Why do you think the radiant heat will cause problems? Will your joinery accommodate seasona ...
Re: Storing KD timber outside A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8) -- Why would you put a barrier in the roof if there are no walls? You will have to sticke ...
Re: Large custom vacum bag A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (9/8) -- Face might be Macassar. So if I have a bending ply core, we have not solidified the overall heigh ...
Re: Single flute router bit uses? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- While in theory the single flute can handle the chip load of the smaller part at the slower speed th ...
Re: Storing KD timber outside A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8) -- Don't waste your time if you are not going to put walls on the building. Walls and no ...
Re: Thoughts on New Holzher dynestic 7521 A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- The 7521 is designed and built to handle large European panel sizes. 2620 x 2070 (103" x 81.5&q ...
first time smoothie user A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- just like the subject says; first time using this fish-eye stopper.50 year old 2'×3' dresser t ...
Re: Vacuum Pull A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- Sounds like your sheet goods aren't flat?? Plywood? The only time we have a problem is on small part ...
Re: Large custom vacum bag A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (9/8) -- Oh, I meant to mention that bending ply comes in 4x8 as well as 8x4, so check with your supplier ...
Re: Single flute router bit uses? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- Look @ the recommended feeds and speeds from one of the major manufacturers, Onsurd has good info on ...
Re: parts for Holzher Sliding Table Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (9/8) -- The 1251 was manufactured 100% by Altendorf, and sold under the HOLZ-HER label ...
Re: power feeder issues A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Take it apart, determine the cause, replace what it needs, press green button! Lots of fee ...
Re: Single flute router bit uses? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- Jack, Yes kind of. the issue is the smaller diameters are hard to make in carbide tipped. Once you g ...
Re: DACA & Shortage of Workers A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- No no no America is NOT predicated on "juice". Complete bullshit. Amer ...
Re: Single flute router bit uses? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- Thanks for the responses, would a single flute bit be good for small parts were the CNC can't accele ...
Re: Masterwood Prima CNC A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- I am wtih Paul,, Back up take a deep breath. I tell most to go to some shops and trade shows, see th ...
Re: Tool bags A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8) -- Nuff said, I'm going to post on something less controversial like one ...
Re: power feeder issues A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Sounds like what I said. Feeders are pretty simple machines, moving parts wise. ...
Re: first time smoothie user A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- More very thin coats will work better than a couple of thick coats. ...
Undermount Slide A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Does anyone what brand of undermount slide this is? ...
Re: Undermount Slide A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Thanks very much. ...
Looking for advice from the pros A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Recently built a couple of knotty alder cabinets to be installed in the laundry room of an exi ...
Re: Making a living band sawing letters A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- Most people just starting out vastly understate their real costs. After a few mo ...
Re: Precat over Gel Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- We use precat over Gel stain to the tune of 50+ cabinets a week and have for over a dozen year ...
21% MC in blue pine stair treads A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8) -- I'm having thick blue pine ponderosa stair treads milled for a metal stairway ( 5 1/2& ...
Re: SCMI promotion discount A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Just because a company has a promo code field on their checkout page doesn't necessarily m ...
Re: CNC in a high school woodshop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- It is giving the kids a bum steer to encourage woodworking as a trade. At the ve ...
Re: Semi-gloss urethane gets to glossy A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- If I am not mistaken, the Deft product is nitrocellulose Lacquer or some variation of it, sold ...
Re: Making a living band sawing letters A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- Sure you can make it. IF, you are willing to live on what you make. You might en ...
Re: mahogany repair A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- On hard to clamp projects like this, I cut little fixtures out of scrap ply that have slot ...
Re: Precat over Gel Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Sounds like you're leaving too much stain on the surface. The gel stain uses an oil-base ingre ...
Re: SCMI promotion discount A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Mark, to be clear, I am saying that if a company advertises a promotional discount and doe ...
Re: SCMI promotion discount A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- I have a promo / coupon section when you check out on my website. I use this for when I do ...
Re: SCMI promotion discount A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Puzzleman, re-read my post. I said if the company advertises a promotion and doesn't honor ...
Re: Looking for advice from the pros A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Kevin, would you consider a spray on dye stain to be a commonly used product to stain the wood ...
Re: Making a living band sawing letters A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- Maybe a dose of reality if you use the table for $850 as an example ,, figure ou ...
Re: Making a living band sawing letters A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- Thanks guys for your help. As I already said, I plan on evaluating everything me ...
Re: Shipping Orders A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- I always receive full payment for a piece before shipping. I've never had a prob ...
Re: Looking for advice from the pros A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- adding age to a new piece so that it looks a old piece I do with dyes and pigment in toners/sh ...
Question on biesse work sharp corner A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- I cant get the sharp corner to work . bringing in a dxf file and checking sharp angle and setting de ...
Re: 21% MC in blue pine stair treads A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8) -- I would ask the mill to cut your parts as far out from the heart as possible. If they ...
Seike Wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- I have a job making a couple of pieces to match a bed made with Seike wood. I can find not ...
Re: CNC in a high school woodshop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- If you can get kids today to make ANYTHING, there is nothing wrong with any way ...
Re: Looking for advice from the pros A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Too many variables, and someone needed to supervise the finish product before the installation ...
Re: Precat over Gel Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Alan, when you are applying the Gel Stain to the raw wood, are you wiping it off completely ? ...
Re: Question on biesse work sharp corner A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- Call biesse direct , they offer free over the phone biesse works help. They offer great support for ...
Festoon LS 130 Linear Sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (9/8) -- Does anyone have any performance feedback to offer on the Festool Ls 130 linea ...
Re: fine finish + exterior A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Hi Dar, I first used OAC 363 when it was recommended by the ICA rep for a fiberglass door. I h ...
Re: Semi-gloss urethane gets to glossy A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Deft is not a professional finish either. It is very soft and not that water resistant. Go to ...
Re: Looking for advice from the pros A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Painters often add a little stain to the finish to get more color and make it more even/unifor ...
Re: Precat over Gel Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- I suspect it is the double coating of gel stain. Not letting the first coat fully dry before a ...
Re: Semi-gloss urethane gets to glossy A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Thanks Steve, I was going to go to Sherwin Williams next actually. How about the Deft product? ...
Re: fine finish + exterior A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- 2k way to go still wont last in direct sun, Gerry what is oac363 from ICA ? I use lp157 for ex ...
Re: Looking for advice from the pros A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- dye would be more transparent. wiping stain is full of pigment that embeds in the grain. it gi ...
Re: Microvellum Fluid Designer A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- They cannot charge for Fluid Designer as it is derived from Blender. Look up Blender.org which is an ...
Re: Precat over Gel Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Thanks for the responses! There are some good ideas here to consider. Thanks! Alan ...
Re: Microvellum Fluid Designer A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- Thanks for the info. Fluid Designer doesn't have trial versions. The program is free. ...
on-site finishing A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- any of you guys have an on-site finisher you might recommend in the NOVA/DC area? ...
Re: Looking for advice from the pros A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Kevin, which of those would give the more transparent look? ...
Re: fine finish + exterior A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Has anyone tried an Automotive clear for an application like Jay's ? ...
Re: Tilt out hamper stay issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8) -- Mike, Here are the part numbers for the Salice free swing and the soft ...
Re: The solidworks thread A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- I used Solidworks from 98 until about 2007. The problem with it is it's lack of woodworking function ...
Re: The solidworks thread A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- We have drftsman that use Autocad for "paper" drawing. Myself and another guy use Masterca ...
Re: Holzher 7405 and other Vertical CNC machines A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- You might want to do some research on the filter area to CFM @ a specific pressure. I can't see your ...
Re: Varnish dis coloring wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (9/8) -- Tim, You mentioned that you applied the stain heavily and I agree with some other posts that t ...
Re: The solidworks thread A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- Jack, If your mainstay is cabinetry, even with a lot of custom, I suggest you take a hard look at mi ...
Re: Paul Downs book review thread A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- I just finished the book and have to say that i loved it. I found his transparen ...
Re: Paul Downs book review thread A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- I bought the book as soon as it became available, but read it over the Labor Day ...
Re: Heat Treated Timber A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- The same reason why the wood does not attract and hold water like untreated wood is the re ...
Re: The solidworks thread A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- Solidworks is a parametric solid modelling program. It is primarily used in machine design, jig/fixt ...
What brand shaper cutter do I have A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (9/8) -- I purchased a used three used weaver shapers to add to my custom door shop and i I ...
Moisture Meter Setting A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (9/8) -- I use a Ligno pinless moisture meter. There are two depth settings, 1/4" and 3 ...
Stemware rack spacing A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- Haven't done stemware racks in a long time. For this 27 1/2" length I can get 6 slots ...
Re: The solidworks thread A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- JM, Thanks for your response, I agree with you completely regarding cabinet work. Solidworks should ...
Re: Azobe Decking A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (9/8) -- This is one of the denser woods you will find, with density being a lot heavier than water. ...
Re: The solidworks thread A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- We still use Smartlister here. It is not parametric but works within AutoCad to generate cutlists of ...
Re: The solidworks thread A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- Jack, The Mastercam thing is now integrated inside of Solidworks, although he used to have to export ...
Re: Stemware rack spacing A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (9/8) -- I always tried for 1" spacing. We made our own slats so whatever we needed on either ...
Re: Paul Downs book review thread A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (9/8) -- Zach, I also gave the book to one of my guys when I was done with it. A couple m ...
Re: My DIY power feed is working now A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8) -- Hi Rod,Iam trying to find a power feed for my bandsaw exactly like yours.Do you have a ...
Re: How to prevent further cracking A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (9/8) -- After it dries, it will stop. There is nothing reasonable you can do to stop wood from dryin ...
Re: What brand shaper cutter do I have A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (9/8) -- Thanks, i don't know why but i couldn't come up with anything on a google search. ...
Re: What brand shaper cutter do I have A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (9/8) -- I would guess Superb, since that's what is etched on the inserts... ...
Re: cedar oils A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (9/8) -- You might look here.: http://mikesstills.com/ ...
Re: autofeed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8) -- To control the speed I used this ...
Re: autofeed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8) -- Here's what I used ...
Re: autofeed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (9/8) -- thanks alot ...
Re: Spoil Board A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- How big a table Larry? ...
Re: Spoil Board A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (9/8) -- 5 X 10 ...
wood movement A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (9/8) -- I make limited production hardwood lamps. One lamp is essentially a milled block of har ...
Re: Groovers o.k. for tenoning? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (9/8) -- Hey Joe thanks again. I have a 10hp SCM T130nps that I am slowly getting together t ...
Re: Groovers o.k. for tenoning? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (9/8) -- Hi Correy The T 130 should work fine for this with a sliding table. An inexpensive ...
Re: Making a round table top from Mfc A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (9/8) -- I'm guessing MFC is Melamine (on a) Fiberboard Core, i.e. MDL MDF - medium density lami ...
Re: What air compressor and Nail gun do you use A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8) -- quick grab, small, I use a tiny senco.. about the smallest one they ma ...
Re: CV UCS help A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- Yes, grain orientation. We've had to change how our Nesting software receives information from CV. U ...
Re: What air compressor and Nail gun do you use A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8) -- For single man installs and punch, I use the small Senco. Very lightwe ...
CV UCS help A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- I wouldn't ask this except that I know this is probably a super easy UCS for someone smarter than me ...
Re: CV UCS help A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- ;Rotates UB 90 Degrees For each UB Part AZ 90 [copy and paste that directly into your UCS] If you wa ...
What air compressor and Nail gun do you use A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8) -- What air compressor and Nail gun do you use to install crown at the jo ...
g flex west system A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (9/8) -- best place to buy g flex from west systems? ...
Re: CV UCS help A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- Is it for grain orientation, what are you trying to do? ...
Re: Titebond Cold Press glue for profiled doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (9/8) -- I personally do not have any experience with that particular e-band system. When it comes to wood ...
Re: Modifying CV designs for manufacturing A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- Look, you need both actually to do what you want. The important part of drawing in CV is to cut the ...
Re: Modifying CV designs for manufacturing A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- we used CV for 8+ years before our CNC. I think it made the transition easier as we had already lear ...
what do call drawers with semi open fronts? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (9/8) -- Restaurant operations feature a fixture known as a sideboard or a dummy waiter. One of ...
Re: coloring epoxy A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (9/8) -- We use liquid Mixol tints all the time in epoxy, hasn't stopped it from curing yet. For small ...
Re: Bird's Eye Maple top A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (9/8) -- We'd have to know what your base parameters are to answer that. If it was a completely ...
Re: Question about W&H molder A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (9/8) -- Mike I posted a link to Williams & Hussey Maybe they will be able to help you, it s ...
Re: Modifying CV designs for manufacturing A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (9/8) -- Properly set up cabinet vision and other programs can go screen to machine in about 8 clicks of the ...
Re: Squaring up 6 x 6 timber A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8) -- Wood-shop 101: Joint perpendicular sides (straight and square) and pla ...
Re: Squaring up 6 x 6 timber A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8) -- Had not thought about it that far. So I'll just get the 2 square sides ...
Re: Squaring up 6 x 6 timber A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (9/8) -- You're correct ...
Refinish kitchen table top A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/25) -- I am a professional but I don’t do finishing. I have a table that is used for a kitchen tab ...
Re: Estimating and Bidding software and books A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8/25) -- Well RichC, bidding isn't something you learn as a cabinetmaker or an install ...
Stenner bandsaw blades A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (8/8/25) -- I've been looking for a company that can make Stellite tipped blades for a Stenner ...
Komo 24kspindle A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/25) -- looking to see if someone has a spare Komo omlat 24k spindle for a Komo ...
Re: Kremlin Pump Cleaning A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/24) -- Michael, i am in Bakersfield-CA. i mostly order from internet.i wish there were competitive ...
Re: Sanders in our shop review A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (8/8/24) -- I connected my Mirka sander to a Dust Deputy with a basic Ridgid shop vac, and the s ...
Re: new or old? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/24) -- For your shop, choosing between a 10-year-old high-end router and a new one depends on your needs ...
Re: spray booth fan and filters A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/24) -- One of the most important design things to consider is where the air is moving. Look at you ...
Used Holz-her edgebander buying help A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8/24) -- I am currently in the market for a new to me edge bander and i have a few Holz-her band ...
Re: Kremlin Pump Cleaning A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/24) -- the wagner cobra is an awsome pump, ;most don't know about it, adouble diaphragm pump with ...
Re: Kremlin Pump Cleaning A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/24) -- Yavuz, I'm sure you have your Envirolak dealer set up but have you ever tried Focal Finishe ...
Re: Used Holz-her edgebander buying help A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8/24) -- If you get the serial number of each and call holzher, ask for AL he can give you the f ...
Re: Kremlin Pump Cleaning A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/24) -- Yavuc, I used to use Envirolak but I never used Envirolak EnviroKlean. If I could ask you h ...
Re: Kremlin Pump Cleaning A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/24) -- Michael, I dont have a Kremlin. I have Wagner Cobra .i use Envirolak EnviroKlean for 2K wat ...
Re: Kremlin Pump Cleaning A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/24) -- Yavuz, What you said goes without asking. I'm just simply asking Kremlin owners what they'r ...
Re: 2-D autocad user but want 3-D A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8/24) -- Mozaik is the way to go. You can get a 3rd party add on to do renderings if you want ...
Re: Kremlin Pump Cleaning A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/24) -- Michael, Thank you.I will definitely browse their products. ...
Re: Shop rate, calculating, again? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8/23) -- I am unsure about your statement that you don't add your machine and infrastr ...
Re: Shop rate, calculating, again? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8/23) -- Some how that is mystifying.... None of your hourly is related to the investm ...
Re: Anderson Selexx Eco A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/23) -- You should be able to get a manual from Anderson America. They've been good to us and we're in Ca ...
Re: omal 1300 issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8/23) -- We have an OMAL1300 dowel Insert machine. I am looking for a technical support here. I ...
Re: Anderson Agmvp A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/23) -- Nathan, When doing the manual drill touch off, activate the #1 drill and bring it down to the top ...
Re: Shop rate, calculating, again? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8/23) -- Where did I say anything about infrastructure? As far as machinery depreciati ...
Re: Shop rate, calculating, again? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8/23) -- Or take a couple of small business classes at a community college. ...
Re: Shop rate, calculating, again? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8/23) -- I strongly suggest you talk to an accountant. ...
Re: Anderson Agmvp A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/23) -- Thank you Matt. I will give this a shot.. Nathan ...
Re: Ventless Booth A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/22) -- Happy Ventless User here as well!! We are located in the PNW and Southern California and op ...
On-demand Manufacturing A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/22) -- On-demand manufacturing is a highly-demanded service of producing parts in precise amounts requir ...
Re: Waterborne Bar Top + Table Tops A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/22) -- Make sure you protect yourself when mixing and spraying. Waterbased 2k's use isocyanate bas ...
Re: Hinge type and manufacturer A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8/22) -- Thanks for the info. It was an Amrock hinge. No longer produced. Amrock did put me in c ...
Re: Scm issue A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/22) -- Scott, Did you give us a call at SCM? From the picture it looks like a corrupted file in Xilog. I ...
Re: Cost of MDF Shaker Doors A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/22) -- Making them yourself? A sheet of the good stuff is $90 for me right now. Takes about 45 minutes t ...
Re: Vacuum Pump Exhaust piping Examples A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/22) -- PVC would be a VERY bad idea. It will melt pretty darn fast. You need steel pipe. Available at mo ...
Re: finish cost A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/22) -- Yup.....waking up and facing...."realty" (although, that by it's self Is relative ...
Re: "waves" on the product A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/22) -- The parameters set by the motor are unreasonable, too high or too low will cause high-frequency o ...
Vacuum Pump Exhaust piping Examples A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/22) -- I was thinking about venting the Vacuum pump my cnc. I was told you can use PVC pipe to do so. An ...
Cost of MDF Shaker Doors A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8/22) -- What is the average price per square foot for producing MDF Shaker doors ...
Re: Spray gun A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8/22) -- check out scspray.com very knowledgeable and friendly ...
Re: This was interesting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Yes, Elon Musk is a good PR guy, like the Steve Jobs of his companies, never in ...
Re: This was interesting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Pat Gilbert: To piggyback on what Yup said, I suppose that for quite a while, NA ...
Re: This was interesting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Predictable response Pat. Corporate entities love ignorant guys like you who use ...
Re: Hot press clamping time I need advice A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (8/8) -- If this is an ongoing production project then you may want to do some tes ...
Re: This was interesting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Yup Tony and Yup Of course government does a better job developing something tha ...
Re: This was interesting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Some of his ideas are BS like the tunneling stuff. Mostly I think he is a good P ...
Re: This was interesting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- And what would the graph look like for the private sector price per seat if they ...
Re: This was interesting A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Yup Competition makes the difference, no doubt government er ah taxpayers paid f ...
Re: Anyone running a flextrim sanding cup? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Sorry, missing a link. Not sure if this is fitting for you, but it looks like it reduces speed. http ...
Re: New contour bander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- No love for Festool? The combination of the Conturo and the MFK trimmer give me a really n ...
Re: Anyone running a flextrim sanding cup? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Like this? I haven't used it, but seems like it may fit the bill. Provided there is enough to justif ...
Re: Hingeing a triangular door A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Is this what you are trying to do ;^) ...
Re: dovetail machine A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Speed wise, they're about the same from what I've seen in videos, and what I know from run ...
Re: dovetail machine A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- I have the Grizzly and it too is a pain to get dialed in. But you only have to do the majo ...
Re: Is a recession coming? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- The Great Reset as seen on World Economic Forum. ...
Re: fabricating 'standard' handrail fittings A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- My clients are not all in the 1% or whatever. Some are rather normal people. S ...
Re: fabricating 'standard' handrail fittings A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- Rufus, that is some beautiful work. From what I have seen CNC is what is comin ...
Re: Pod machine or drilling machine? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Brian, I don't understand the process, so I'll ask more questions. Why aren't these face machining p ...
Re: Pod machine or drilling machine? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Gary- Sounds like our setup is very similar to yours without the drilling machine, and with the BHX ...
Re: fabricating 'standard' handrail fittings A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- I personally think its fantastic that you have access to the level of work you ...
Re: T&G on interior ceilings A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- Your experience Harold is exactly what I was referring to when I mentioned pok ...
Re: Need to find this plastic piece A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- TomB: I would agree with Alan and use aluminum channel, but if appearance and consistency ...
Re: Need to find this plastic piece A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Maybe something like the attached. Whatever it is the design isn't suitable for the applic ...
Re: T&G on interior ceilings A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- I lived in a house with knotty pine tongue and groove ceilings, nailed to raft ...
Re: New computer A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- We switched to the microsoft Surface products. They are just as powerful as othe ...
Re: Need to find this plastic piece A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- I'd suggest they were never engineered for pulling out the shelves and using these like a ...
Re: Need to find this plastic piece A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- They are probably breaking because they are under engineered for the loads they are being ...
Re: Need to find this plastic piece A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Negative on both Outwater and Hafele. The school is looking for the original shop drawings ...
Re: Need to find this plastic piece A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- May be a dumb question, but would the filament out of a 3d printer be strong enough to han ...
Re: Supplied air respirator A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- i have the 3M versaflo. find it very comfortable to wear. way nicer than a half mask. hard hat ...
Re: Supplied air respirator A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- Chris, Does the face shield flip up on the Versaflo? Allegro has one very similar to the 3m an ...
Re: fabricating 'standard' handrail fittings A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- Jamien, I'm glad you responded. The other's posting was uncalled for. Drop a l ...
Re: Supplied air respirator A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- Chris, do you ever catch a hint of oil smell from the compressor? That's why I like a turbine ...
Re: RE: Grit of wood using a Planer A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (8/8) -- In case you didn't read the answers last time. ...
Re: Sher-Clear troubles A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- Yeah, I liked the 450, but the longer set times is a deal breaker for what I'm doing. I tried ...
Re: festool or felder small bander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (8/8) -- The big machine bander seemed to always need tuning and maintenance if ...
Fire Code Violation - HELP A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (8/8) -- can anyone tell me what size the dust particles are for cutting me ...
fire code issue for dust size- HELP A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- can anyone tell me what size the dust partilces are for cutting melamine on a cnc router? i need a g ...
Re: Sher-Clear troubles A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- If it's not the rust that's causing the problem, then it has to be their chemistry. I had a ba ...
Re: Sher-Clear troubles A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- More likely the chemistry is what caused the cans to rust, rather than the other way around. I ...
Re: door design software A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- We developed a solution for the door/window industry that handles pretty much ...
Re: fire code issue for dust size- HELP A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- You can measure 420 microns with a digital caliper. OSHA got really concerned about fine dust sittin ...
Re: festool or felder small bander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (8/8) -- So we set up the festool in a table and it’s much faster than the iron ...
Chemcraft waterbased A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- Looking to hear from anyone using this product line. I have used it a few times and so far lik ...
Re: Holzher cosmec conquest 250 A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- I am working with a company that has a Cosmec Conquest 250. We are looking for a repair/training tec ...
Re: fire code issue for dust size- HELP A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- New inspector trying to make name for himself? 420 microns is 0.016 inches. Seems to me all sawdust ...
Re: Sher-Clear troubles A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- Target Coatings is the only company I have bought WB finishes from packaging their products in ...
Re: New wide belt A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- I have the Extrema XS serie. I bought it five years ago. It has been a great machine so fa ...
Re: Sher-Clear troubles A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- This is the wrong container to put waterborne finishes into. Everyone else has moved to plasti ...
Re: New wide belt A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- What in particular is wrong with the Powermatic? ...
Re: Material For Lattice A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- A plastic supplier. AZEK makes it. ...
Bandsawing letters A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- I posted this in the original thread, but thought know one would see it so thoug ...
Composite nailers, anyone using them? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- We are considering getting a 15 gauge composite nailer. We have several uses for one in th ...
Re: Making a living band sawing letters A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Can anyone help me? Or is my business model not fit this forum? Just to be clear ...
Re: New to Frameless. A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- In AU the entire set of house plans is done in millimeters. No gross meter measurements. T ...
Re: Composite nailers, anyone using them? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- https://raptornails.com/docs/sell-sheets/MAX-CN565S2-COIL_BULK-NAILS.pdf //raptornails.com ...
Re: Definition of an Ellipse? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- David, there are lots of ways to describe and ellipse, and I think the slicing ...
Re: Definition of an Ellipse? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- Are you looking for a definition similar to a circle's "all points a cert ...
Beam Saw problem A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- We have a 2001 Casadei Linea we have been having some issues with as of late. When we are running fu ...
spoilboard cutters A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- I'm looking for advice on spoilboard cutters. My first cnc will be arriving next month, equipped wit ...
Definition of an Ellipse? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- I was nosing around on some math sites and read the definition of an ellipse a ...
Re: Aluminum A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- I wouldn't do it without a misting coolant attachment. The misting attachment puts on a very fine at ...
Re: Kiln Advice A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (8/8) -- i built a small (13x13)kiln,for specialty wood,spalted maple,hickory,burlwoood & l ...
Re: New to Frameless. A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Good advice above, most helpful one is to go metrics, but you'll need to do the whole shop ...
Re: Composite nailers, anyone using them? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- I use the plastic nails for holding ply down if needed. Works great. There is nothing quit ...
Re: Composite nailers, anyone using them? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- We looked at them, they are pricy and there are other ways of getting around our issues. I ...
Re: Dust left in grooves after cutting A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Pretty much nature of the beast. We use a lot of 1/2 comp spirals in PB and yes there are chips in t ...
Re: Wall Panel Hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- PSI Makes wall systems for thin panels in a variety of reveals and edges. Its ...
Re: spoilboard cutters A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- I use a 2.5" insert fly cutter from usroutertools. Body was pricey but inserts are cheap. Works ...
Re: Definition of an Ellipse? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- An ellipse is formed by slicing through a tube at an angle other than 90° ...
Re: spoilboard cutters A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Forgot to mention it's just a 2 wing. ...
Re: Cosmec CNC Routers A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- http://www.cosmecsrl.com/en/service/ ...
Re: Cabinet designers...fact or fiction A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Pat Gilbert: Perhaps towards the end of trying to create an ambience whereby the ...
Re: Website upgrade A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- I was reading this article and remembered some stuff about marketing. One obviou ...
Sticky finish on outdoor tables A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- I have been tasked to refinish a few tables and benches for an outdoor dining area at a local ...
Input on Holzher Streamer Edgebander? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- I am considering purchasing a new Holzher Streamer 1057 to replace my 2006 SCM K203. so... ...
Re: Toekick Construction Methods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- We use loose toe kicks (ladder method). Used to use leg levelers but they were expensive a ...
Re: Dehumidification air speed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (8/8) -- Tim I am following Dry Kiln Schedules for Commercial Woods Temperate and Tropical Cinn ...
Re: Sawstop problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- Thanks-First they told me it might be the box on the floor and I opened it up ...
Re: Dehumidification air speed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (8/8) -- Thanks Don, I had forgotten about the temp safety switches in residential products to ...
Re: Sawstop problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- After re-reading your post, just spend the money to replace the box inside the ...
Re: Sawstop problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- Thanks for all the response. I have talked to Sawstop at length and they do no ...
Re: Sanding dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- We use the Festool sanders and the Festool vacuums. The vacuums are large, extremely effec ...
Re: New spoilboard preparation question A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Waste board thickness consistency varies for sure. I start at .010 and see what that gets me, then g ...
Microvellum Estimating A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Looking for insight from any MV users out there using the estimating module for doing product takeof ...
Re: Dehumidification air speed A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (8/8) -- If this is a residential dehumidifier, it probably will not be able to run much above ...
Re: New spoilboard preparation question A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- This so more about removing the mill glaze from the MDF. That waxy glaze that needs to be removed fr ...
Re: Sanding dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Thanks for the response, I think we'll try one to start with and see how that works out. M ...
Re: Toekick Construction Methods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- We cut the length of the ladder to what is needed and 3.25" wide. the stretcher is .5 ...
Re: Toekick Construction Methods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- I'm sure you have reasons for doing this the you do. If you are going to scribe the toe ki ...
Strong crosslinker A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (8/8) -- Hay! I am searching for a strong crosslinker for melamine formaldehyde resins in paper laminat ...
Re: roundover bit 2" A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Terry, The best and safest way would be a shaper. Even though we could make the bit, it is ...
Re: bubbles and extra fine tips A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- i just got some thinner in as suggested by my supplier. It is TZ-425 a very slow mix.the TZ 42 ...
Re: Sanding dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- You can get extra lengths of hose and have them come down from overhead so they don't get ...
Re: Servo creep on CNT Motion Router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Can you swap the servo cards or servo amps between the motors. Maybe its the card not the servo. May ...
Re: Sanding dust A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Have you considered a Downdraft Sanding Table? I can't say enough good about them. We have ...
Re: biesse A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Luke, We have those in stock and ours don't break. We also have many other parts for your Rover. Giv ...
Re: Toekick Construction Methods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (8/8) -- Being all commercial 95% of the time it is Base by others ! ...
Re: bubbles and extra fine tips A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- have you looked at the ILVA resource book at the IC&S website? ...
Re: Website upgrade A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- What is the address of the websites you mention? ...
Re: Website upgrade A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- OTOH This is some good advertising. ...
Re: dealing with an underqualified employee A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Chipbored: Perhaps I am missing something, but if you have told this employee th ...
Re: dealing with an underqualified employee A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- Life is too short to live this way man! I have 2 employees with my small cabinet ...
Re: GF EnduroVar A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- I did some quick chemical testing on specimens of cherry finished with EnduroVar and Enduro Cl ...
Re: dealing with an underqualified employee A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- It would probably be safer to simply state "Employee ABC was employed here ...
Re: Spray Only Stain and Wood Filler A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (8/8) -- i second Roberts advice on calling a mohawk rep. They will come and see your operation, presen ...
Re: dealing with an underqualified employee A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- And I so want to thank you for giving a good recommendation to a worthless emplo ...
Re: dealing with an underqualified employee A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (8/8) -- "Whenever I have done this, I have always given the employee a good recomme ...
Aspire Biesse post processor A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- I need to find a post processor for aspire to run a Biesse Klever. I think it can be done but it's o ...
Re: Looking for CNC plywood fabricator A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (8/8) -- Andy, I can do that. Richmond Cabinet & Millwork www.richmondcabinet.com ...
Re: CAD software for cabinet shop A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- @Nick - essentially worthless in the end? If you buy a tool and wear it out, was it worthless in the ...
Re: CAD software for cabinet shop A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- I might need to clarify, by worthless I meant it has little to no resale value, where as machinery a ...
Re: CAD software for cabinet shop A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Bruce, Inexpensive and user friendly usually go hand in hand due to the limitations of a program. Th ...
Re: Engineered Stiles Veneer Failure A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- its gremlins, it could be combination of bad glue , ive used it I know, heat, ...
Re: Tally Your Lumber!!!! A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- I usually do a quick block tally depending on the quantity and almost always c ...
Re: Tally Your Lumber!!!! A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (8/8) -- I wont stand for the shortages they try to get by on me every week!! They usua ...
moulder parts A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (8/8) -- I have a powermatic moulder with a two knife head, i cannot find the gibs that hold ...
Re: CAD software for cabinet shop A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Hi, decided to throw my hat in the ring. I have actually done wine cellar components before and can ...
Re: KCD Software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Hi John, I work for KCD and if you want give us a call, 508 7601140, and we can find some references ...
Re: Optimizers for the Mac A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Install Parallels virtualization app and run any Windows app on OSX. I run CutList Pro, KCD, and Qui ...
Microvellum Stay Down nesting A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Has anyone used the "Stay Down Nesting" from Microvellum yet? Just wondering how it works ...
Optimizers for the Mac A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Does anyone know of panel optimizing software that will work with Apple OSX operating systems? ...
Re: Optimizers for the Mac A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Dustcut is a web based optimizer that provides very good results as well as nc saw codes ...
proper degree of inner ply for sunray design A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (8/8) -- We currently are designing a dining table using cherry quarter veneer in a sunburst design. Our t ...
Re: Solid table tops A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (8/8) -- Red oak or white oak? How wide? What was the wood moisture level when you started? Boug ...
Re: Cabinet vision dovetail boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- You also need to go into the drawer construction wizard and make sure to go through the Dovetail sec ...
Re: Cabinet vision dovetail boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- Thanks When I select Dovetail 1/2 COMP tool I have message that rabbet tool exceed female plunge dep ...
Re: Cabinet vision dovetail boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- It is using the dovetail bit to cut the rabbet. You need to choose either the 3/8" or 1/2" ...
Re: Cabinet vision dovetail boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (8/8) -- I take picture of test piece this is how looks like ...
Wood Countertop Supports - Williston, ND A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (8/8) -- Our company is from out of state and we are doing some work in the Williston, ND area. We ne ...
Re: waste wood recycling and processing A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (8/8) -- Recycling whether it is a profitable business? In my country there are many ...
Re: Wood Countertop Supports - Williston, ND A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (8/8) -- It would need to be finished by August 19th not next week. Sorry for the confusion. ...
Re: Choosing wood species for laundry rack design A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (8/8) -- I do beliee that hard maple will become rough with the repeated wetting. You ...
Re: Frozen oak with cracks, any producers? A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (8/8) -- This "defect" woudl be called severe surface checking (followed by ...
Re: High Figured Curly Maple Sequence Matching A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8/25) -- Thank you, Joe. I will keep Indiana Architectural Plywood in my buy supplies folder for ...
Re: FANUC PENDANT 0I-PLUS [2024 CR ONSRUD ROUTER] A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8/24) -- Chris and Jim totally agree with the loose connection. I was having the same disconnect errors pr ...
Re: FANUC PENDANT 0I-PLUS [2024 CR ONSRUD ROUTER] A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8/24) -- I agree with you Cris, the cost of an unsatisfied customer to any manufacturer is exponentially g ...
Re: Cabinet Making A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (7/8/24) -- Local trade schools often have adult education evening woodworking classes. Given yo ...
Re: New CNC A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8/24) -- If you are interested in American support locally, look south to Louisville. I can vouch for Nort ...
Re: Butyl acetate A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/24) -- Hello It is a slow solvent to be used alone It is ok to mix some butyl acetate on the top c ...
Re: New CNC A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8/24) -- The software has made huge strides, but the machinery has not. Major change is that all the compo ...
Re: Downsizing/selling machine(s) A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8/24) -- Ed-can you elaborate on the spray booth? ...
Re: New CNC A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8/24) -- By the way John, I'm in Cincinnati too if you want to look at mine. ...
Re: Looking to refinish marble table A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/23) -- XIM 400, will act as a intermittent bonding coat to the marble, once the shellac is removed ...
Re: Trying to cut large cove molding A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8/23) -- You dont say where you're installing the molding, so Im assuming yo ...
Re: How do we get employees to care? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8/23) -- Is there anything you can do to improve efficiency and reduce the need for ov ...
Millwork pricing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8/23) -- I have an opportunity to start making Commercial Millwork and laminate cabine ...
Re: Custom Kitchen Magnet Paint A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/23) -- ??.... Confused...have painted fridges since 1965 , on occasionally, as needed when damaged ...
Re: 3m 100’ hose for supplied air A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/23) -- Of course. You have to buy a 100' instead of another 50'. I'd assume they don't want the re ...
Re: Custom Kitchen Magnet Paint A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8/23) -- formica has a magnetic / markerboard laminate also magnetic sheet which can be used und ...
Re: How do we get employees to care? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8/23) -- Apply Maslow's hierarchy of needs to get them motivated. ...
Re: Primary Colors in Water Based Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/22) -- Good afternoon Ken. Are you just looking at making your own stains in the 3 primary and 3 s ...
Re: Finishing Drawer Boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/22) -- Luke, it's harder to spray a box like a drawer box already assembled unless the bottom is o ...
Re: Douglas Fir Pitch/Sap A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8/22) -- God idea on the heat gun Matt. I will try that next time I encounter this w ...
Re: Finishing Drawer Boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/22) -- I have zero issues spraying a box with a bottom. Mine are trapped in a dado. Spray an out s ...
Re: Storage Cart A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8/22) -- Maybe try HDPE for the guide blocks ? Make sure the guide blocks run full depth ? Oddly ...
Re: Finishing Drawer Boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/22) -- Thank you for the responses! I'm hoping to spray everything before it gets assembled. I rea ...
drying doug fur lumber A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (7/8/22) -- I have a nyle dehum. kiln, last time we dryed Douglas fur 2x6 we followed nyles woo ...
Primary Colors in Water Based Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8/22) -- Does anyone know where to get the primary colors to mix my own water based stain. (red, blu ...
Re: Anyone recognize this tooling? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8/22) -- I don't know why, but Lietz popped into my head before seeing Mr. Mcgrew's post ...
Re: drying doug fur lumber A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (7/8/22) -- How does Nyle's schedule compare to Forest Products Lab schedule? ...
Re: Better pay =%20better employees? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Sadly Im with James,.. been hiring for a lot of years, fun environment, no screa ...
Re: Better pay =%20better employees? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Better advertised wages only potentially increases the chances of finding someon ...
Re: Is Porter Cable still the best router? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I would suggest getting something that has third-party firmware (DD-WRT, OpenWRT or Tomato ...
Re: Employee Health Benefits A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Hello buddy, I hope you're going nice, of course, it's normal, very few people c ...
Painted Melamine for finished ends? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- This maybe a stupid question but I have read some discussion on painting melamine recently ...
Re: shaker doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Bad idea on all counts. The builder's inability to control his painters is not your proble ...
Selco CBC manual cuts issues A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8) -- We bought a used EB70L selco panel saw and are having issues with the manual cuts. Absolute cuts opt ...
Re: Better pay =%20better employees? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Actually No in many cases. I have tried this with some youngerguys, More money s ...
Autodesk Fusion A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8) -- Has anyone used Autodesk Fusion to create 3D drawings and then created G-code for the drawing? Fusio ...
Re: Vacuum Pump type A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8) -- If you've ever had a leaky water pipe or watched helplessly as a sink has slowly filled with water, ...
flattening laminate A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (7/8) -- I've got some phenolic backed veneer which came rolled up in a box. Is th ...
Re: HSK63f Spindle Tool A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8) -- That is who I ended up contacting about it. I couldn't find it on their website, so I sent an email ...
Re: flattening laminate A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (7/8) -- Roll it back up the other way and toss a couple spring clamps on it and l ...
Re: Painted Melamine for finished ends? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Came up a bit back. You can search the forum in the upper right corner with the search box ...
Re: Painted Melamine for finished ends? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Use one sided melamine. The non melamine face can be painted with good results. ...
Re: advice comparing electric sanders A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- we just retired two, surfprep 6" electric sanders after 14 months of use. both just quit ...
Re: Exterior Door Finish Issues - Epifanes A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- I may have hit the post button before finishing this message, if so, please fo ...
Re: dry film thickness/no of coats etc. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- what I meant by sheen variance is more about how much the cv soaks into the wood on the 1rst-2 ...
Re: dry film thickness/no of coats etc. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- I have used ML Campbell, Becker , isf, Ica, and a couple lacquers from Sherwin Williams. I gen ...
Re: dry film thickness/no of coats etc. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- i used to be really concerned about dry mill thickness too when i first started spraying conve ...
Re: Concealed hinge question A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- CGiles comment about a mockup is key. i'm constantly bewildered buy the concealed hinge op ...
Re: dry film thickness/no of coats etc. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Thanks danny I know I am bit OCD but I think I will skip those tester as they are very expensi ...
Re: Best bit style for panel sizing A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8) -- WHY??? A beam saw will cut your material perfectly all the time, unless you are buying an old one fr ...
Re: dry film thickness/no of coats etc. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Oh I should also add that I ofen spray on a lazy susan with a construction grade plywood base. ...
Re: dry film thickness/no of coats etc. A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- thats what I also think nicko I mean if the cv would crack/peel/delaminate as soon as the 4-5m ...
Re: Blum compact 39c overlay hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Yes Salice is better. Why? Because the gentleman named Dennis just offered you samples. I ...
Re: Blum compact 39c overlay hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Jim, I would be happy to send you some samples of both the face frame hinge and our Silent ...
Re: Bench seat hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- i have had pretty good luck with the rockler chest hinges. if the lid is light enough no s ...
Re: Blum compact 39c overlay hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Why not just build them frameless if your after a frameless look? ...
Re: Toe kick cutting jig, four guys to use A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- you say you dont have the sales and crews to support a CNC? How much are those guys in the ...
Re: New shop floor plan A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Many good point made earlier. We moved recently. We got a new collector for the new shop a ...
Re: Kremlin vs HVLP Finish Quality A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- I would never use a kremlin AAA if my production goals consisted of one piece every couple mon ...
Mdf rail coped to hardwood A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I do a lot of large wood vent hood enclosures that have a large (48”x54”) five peace cope ...
Re: Mdf rail coped to hardwood A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Leo is right. You'll see the joint, there's no sensible amount of paint (or wood glue in t ...
Re: Mdf rail coped to hardwood A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- The hardest thing is painting the joint. MDF and hardwood take the paint differently. I've ...
Re: Toe kick cutting jig, four guys to use A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- when I got a cnc I switched to a toe notch system from adjustable legs. (did ladders befor ...
Re: Kremlin vs HVLP Finish Quality A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Small projects 2-3 times a month, with the quality of your finish being #1. I would mate a Bin ...
Re: Kremlin vs HVLP Finish Quality A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- I agree with Kevin on this one Pumps are great and expensive so you need to put your investmen ...
Re: Toe Kick Night Lights A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Had a client do this to a kitchen I installed. I referenced him all the parts. LED strips, ...
A first for me, solid edge banding? A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (7/8) -- A designer is asking a two pronged question, applying solid wood edge tre ...
Re: Dust Caps in Medical Facilities A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- We try and do this, it passes a lot of locations. We see it in medical ...
Re: Mdf rail coped to hardwood A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- The other problem we had when we tried running MDF into Solids was the issue of sanding at ...
Re: Toe kick cutting jig, four guys to use A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Rich is spot on with the detached kicks. Thats what we build and you get 6 sides out of a ...
Re: Toe kick cutting jig, four guys to use A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I bet a hotel would love detachable toe kicks. Let's them spray for bed bugs and such much ...
Re: Automatic Door Bottoms A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (7/8) -- we use pemko they work really well, We have used the on exterior doors and interior doors for ...
Re: Mdf rail coped to hardwood A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Make the arch below the shelf a slab, no cope. Use the shelf to hide the seam. ...
Re: Outlet Behind Drawers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- We just make the drawer 3-4" short so it wont bump the cord. ...
Re: wiping stain inside boxes A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Leo is spot on. We use an Astro(Star) mini gun for spraying stain. ...
Re: Counter/Backsplash metal trim A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- can produce - https://www.fonnovaluminium.com/ ...
Re: non-stick surface for cauls A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- richard, i haven't tried the gel, but that certainly sounds like a reasonable approach. as for &q ...
Re: Recommended CNC Router A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I wouldnt be looking into a typical flat table CNC for raised panel doors and dovetails th ...
Re: Recommended CNC Router A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Shocked that a dentist would want wood raised panels. Cleanliness and ability to disinfect ...
Automatic sweep on dutch door? A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- We have a designer wanting an exterior dutch door. The lower section will have ...
Recommended CNC Router A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I am wanting to make Chest of Drawers 60 x 24 with Raised Panel doors and dovetail drawer ...
Re: non-stick surface for cauls A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- Thanks for the suggestion David. Does the Slip-It liquid dry after you apply it? Have you tried t ...
Cabinet Vision 8 / S2M A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8) -- Can anyone help me with post processor for 2004 Scmi Pratix Xilog3 controls,to cabinet vision s2m v8 ...
Re: Cabinet vision A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (7/8) -- Balek,many many thanks for the work and kind words. If you need anything at all, just call. ...
Re: When performance starts to sour A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Do you make money on these employees? Are they effecting other employees with a ...
Re: Long veneee layup A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- If you have a 12 ft panel and a 8 ft press, you put glue on both sides of the panel, lay on the f ...
Re: Heat VS glue A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- You have to love the Gougeon Bros and all of their testing. I really like their testing of ...
Full payment A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- What do you guys think of this? If you go to one of the big box stores and order ...
Re: How much did I under bid A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- Pat's spot on it's fake news/cabinetry Customer had this made and is arguing w ...
Re: ecabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (7/8) -- Hi David, I am referring to holes for construction and it seems you are referring to shelf holes. Ye ...
Re: How much did I under bid A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- After looking closely @ the photo, I don't think it is a rendering. Notice the ...
Re: ecabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (7/8) -- Not quite true, Gerry. You can position rows of 5mm holes based on distance from deck and distance f ...
Re: Cleaner Air A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (7/8) -- Way better to remove the dust at the source. If you can see the pa ...
Re: ecabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (7/8) -- Gerry, I agree about the construction boring. I think their methodology is based on supporting their ...
Re: Chordal's Letters Preface A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- The numbers in that video seem questionable. They were saying that the numbers w ...
Re: When performance starts to sour A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- I implied it with the gauges but the reason for gauges is that you can then give ...
Re: Customer Decision Making 101 A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- What about an offering of what they last saw in Style At Home, with a Benjamin M ...
Re: Full payment A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Ask for anything you want. If the customer wants your work, then have the contra ...
Re: Cleaner Air A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (7/8) -- What are the advantages this one has over the brands that you ment ...
Re: Long veneee layup A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- Would someone explain step pressing and what that would look like on a 12 foot panel? I have an 8 ...
Re: Full payment A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- We get 50% up front, remaining balance must be paid in full prior to delivery. N ...
Re: Making Rounded Coffin Top A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (7/8) -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v HGbVbsSfBSY ...
Re: How much did I under bid A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- Another case of fake news? ...
Cabinetmaking Opportunities in the future A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Apathy Complacency Ambivalence Empathy These words are useful to understand in n ...
How long in vacuum bag A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- I have some panels to lay up. We have a large vacuum bag set up and a bunch of different sized ba ...
Re: Achieving open grain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Both finishes are essentially low solids film coatings. It can be done with a variety of produ ...
Re: Cabinetmaking Opportunities in the future A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- In all seriousness though. What Does the future look like for the small custom m ...
Achieving open grain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- I have been placed with the task finishing american oak doors, however the client is intent th ...
Re: Employee hour tracking app?? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- tsheets changed my business completely in 6 months. It isn't super basic but it ...
Re: MITER SAW A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- CTD saws. This has been discussed here several times over the years, as recently as 5/27/1 ...
Re: Walnut cabinets no finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I've used a 2K Poly and then sanded with 320 and then cleaned it off with denatured alcoho ...
Miter Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Hey guys, we need to get a good precise stationary miter saw to cut our door parts. We are ...
Re: Achieving open grain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- We do this finish a lot. Our schedule: 1. Wire brush wheel on electric drill to further open g ...
Re: Cabinetmaking Opportunities in the future A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Hey Im working on it! Just landed a job building a dinette for an air stream tra ...
Re: Beam Saw Advices A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- If all you are doing is cutting stacks of rectangles the beam saw works. That panel size i ...
Re: down draft sanding tables A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- after seeing my customers table in action I'm sold on the DenRay machine although after gettin ...
Re: down draft sanding tables A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Another vote for DenRay. Love my unit with adjustable height option. Cartridge filters provide ...
Help identify high precision spindle bearings A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (7/8) -- 7913ctrdulp4y 7210ctrdulp4y Nsk bearings What weinig moulders are these compatible ...
Pecky cypress A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- I need a supply for enough pecky cypress to retrofit an existing refrigerator ...
Re: Walnut cabinets no finish A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- We just did a solid walnut top where the customer wanted the same thing. Used Sirca Natura ...
Re: Achieving open grain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- An excellent product for this objective: Sherwood Vinyl Basecoat system. For opaque, shoot ful ...
Re: Source for this door A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Walzcraft MP777-57 is the profile. They will make it in any wood you chose ...
Source for this door A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Is anyone familiar with a source for this style of door? ...
Re: MITER SAW A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Omga also makes very solid miter saws. ...
Re: Source for this door A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Thanks Hen Bob ...
Re: concave cuts in sheet goods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I think you need to start at the beginning. True your saw! Remove the blade. Use a magneti ...
Re: concave cuts in sheet goods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Sheet goods will have an internal stress due to the outside edges picking up moisture. As ...
Re: Growing the business A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Yes, our sales per man including all office personnel are $171K. I feel such mea ...
Re: spray booth design A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- From what I can find air requirement is based on the size of the filter wall. Also note that i ...
Re: spray booth design A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- You're getting on track now. As drawn you would have 100fpm but only right at the filter wall. ...
Re: Too much dust collection? A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (7/8) -- Guys, great input. As far as the branch and main velocity being di ...
Re: # of businesses closing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- It's worth noting why some things happen. Chinese markets had been bid up beyond ...
Re: # of businesses closing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- "It's worth noting why some things happen. Chinese markets had been bid up ...
Re: Setting up a solid door making factory A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- Sure, we can put together a Powerpoint for you with everything you need to kno ...
Re: # of businesses closing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- It seems like the market is trying to adjust itself from the last 20 boom years ...
Re: Quick Veneer Tape Application A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- Thanks for the response's everyone! Damir Dehlic I actually have the same sticher, the problem we ...
Repairing fine scratches in melamine A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- I had the supplier rip the panels into 12" widths before delivery so I'm guessing it was ...
Re: spray booth design A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Your fan with 4100 is way to small, like Herb said you need 100fpm at the face of the booth, e ...
Re: Setting up a solid door making factory A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- Small shop would be a better term for a capacity of 100 doors per month. It co ...
Re: spray booth design A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Thanks for all the comments...I've learned a lot and have a lot to think about. I would like o ...
Re: faux beam installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- Dear Rich C. Your suggestion about weight was a 'lightbulbsituation'. ...
concave cuts in sheet goods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I have trouble cutting straight cuts on my cabinet saw. I start against the fence, but for ...
Re: Growing the business A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- "Yes, our sales per man including all office personnel are $171K." So ...
Setting up a solid door making factory A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- Dear All I am interested in setting up a solid door manufacturing facility. I ...
Re: Setting up a solid door making factory A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- hey snugthejoiner thanks for the response ! lol I'm actually situation across ...
Re: Black specks on mahagony A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- yeah thats called fly speck. and as google said, its easiest applied by "flicking" i ...
Re: Quick Veneer Tape Application A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- I have a Dennis taper that would do end taping with a slight modification. It would be good for s ...
Re: concave cuts in sheet goods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- Last batch of plywood I got all the long edges were curved, and I don't mean a little. At ...
Re: Too much dust collection? A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (7/8) -- Thanks for that curt. So, obviously at some point the fan can only ...
Re: faux beam installation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- Dear DJW. Thank you for response. That would have worked, yes. In fact ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Sorry, no idea. Finishing is 3 parts chemistry and 1 part Voodoo. Sometimes stuff just happens ...
Re: concave cuts in sheet goods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- I would crank the blade all the way up and take measurements to make sure that the blade i ...
Re: Setting up a solid door making factory A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (7/8) -- moose - try the knowledge based (archives section) of this site, and/or use th ...
Re: 3D cube in veneer A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- Hey Dan, If Rich's tutorial doesn't do it for you I have an old victorian pattern book which has ...
Re: Growing the business A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- "Anybody ever tell your grandparents they could have fixed that at Ellis Is ...
Re: Repairing fine scratches in melamine A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Depending on how deep the scratches are But I have used touch up marker from Mohawk and worked ...
Re: Quick Veneer Tape Application A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (7/8) -- On my stitcher the blade is 15 mm higher then the veneer and if the veneer is flat there is no pr ...
Re: Project Manager Pay A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Does AWI Cost of doing business survey have this information? State labor boards ...
Re: Need euro hinge recommendation A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (7/8) -- did you check the Hafele catalogue/ website? they have tons of hinges. Hafele.com/us Depen ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- i also have never had cv blush. NEVER. i know with lacquer, retarder would work. But never had ...
Re: Overload Alarm A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (7/8) -- Open the drawer on the end of the machine and check the blue OL (OL20, OL21, OL42..ect) switches. On ...
Re: # of businesses closing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- "Oh and the stock market is going to make a big correction here as well.&qu ...
Re: Repairing fine scratches in melamine A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Mastercabman is on track. Buffing is a no go and wax will only magnify the issue. Touch up pen ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- I'm like the others, never seen that happen with cv. When I've had it to happen with precats i ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Chemlife 24 is the finish. There are only two spots on the whole job. Maybe not a blush spot b ...
Re: Growing the business A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Shm Tiultz, Anybody ever tell your grandparents they could have fixed that at El ...
Re: Repairing fine scratches in melamine A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Also, what about one of those CD scratch removers; anyone tried that? ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Sherwin BAC Stain only. Dried for two days. Chemcraft sanding sealer with chemcraft topcoat. ...
Re: exterior plywood A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Thanks guys, I will look into the marine plywood. ...
Re: exterior plywood A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Do search for Okoume marine plywood ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Always trying to learn. What is acid bloom? Thanks. ...
Re: Project Manager Pay A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (7/8) -- Thanks for all the responses. ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Were you using a toner to develop the color? ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- sure thats not acid bloom? ...
Re: Blush Spots A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (7/8) -- Thanks for the input! ...
Re: Moving to Florida A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- Oh yeah, in Florida it is all different. Shops always call their insta ...
Moving to Florida A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- Hello Everybody After been in New England for 20+ years, I'm thinking ...
Re: Moving to Florida A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- I'm in N Florida so I can't speak as to availability of work, but I'd ...
cabinet lift A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- ok so i am getting older hate to admit it i am looking for a cabinet l ...
Re: cabinet lift A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- I've been using a Genie Load Lifter for years. It is basically a dolly ...
Re: cabinet lift A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (7/8) -- I had a Gil-lift. It was built first class. Well worth the money! ...
Re: glue creep A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (7/8) -- did you use Titebond 1 or 2? ...
Re: glue creep A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (7/8) -- Titebond II ...
Re: Fluorescent Glue & Sandability A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (7/8) -- Matthew: I've never made a guitar but often use hide glue in my furniture work because of it's ...
Contact spreader A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (7/8) -- Has anyone a recommendation for a hand held solvent contact adhesive spreader? As a custom woo ...
Lacquer coverage A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (7/8) -- I need some help on how much coverage I should expect for stain and lacquer on a set of alde ...
Re: Fungus on untreated wood A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (7/8) -- "Far better to celebrate the fungus and let it be part of the artwork. Let it be. " ...
Re: Fluorescent Glue & Sandability A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (7/8) -- Worry no more and look no more. Wilsonart Lokweld yellow wood glue is your answer. It contains ...
light rail for under cabinet lighting A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (6/8/25) -- Hello, I am going to build light rails for kitchen cabinets. Becaus ...
Re: Drying SYP Timbers for Transport A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8/25) -- Really good question — I’ve faced similar challenges with larger SYP timbers. Using ...
Re: How to clamp 4' x 8' sheets evenly A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (6/8/25) -- A 4x8 vacuum frame table is about as good a method as you can get for this. It will give yo ...
Re: Sawstop bearings running hot? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8/25) -- Thanks for the response. Belt is just right. What does yours measure out tempature wise ...
Re: Sawstop bearings running hot? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8/25) -- No idea of the actual temperature but they have never been hot to the touch. My guess i ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8/25) -- Try Positive air and use alcohol to wipe down not mineral spirits. MS creates a slurry that ...
Re: Sawstop bearings running hot? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8/25) -- That is not normal. Check the belt tension first. You should be able to deflect the bel ...
Re: Rollout spacers A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8/25) -- We use the Century X system. Very slick and professional looking! ...
Re: Sawstop bearings running hot? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8/25) -- I agree with Tom. Check belt tension first ...
Re: Cabinet Making A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (6/8/24) -- Moderate difficulty. You will need to be a decent turner. Also the turned legs on th ...
Re: Veneering Solid Wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (6/8/23) -- I have veneered a single face of solid wood. They were small pieces - speaker faces, the venee ...
Re: Veneering Solid Wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (6/8/23) -- Yes that is my theory. When you epoxy the face veneer it becomes a moisture barrier so the oth ...
Re: Veneering Solid Wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (6/8/23) -- Thanks for your input Tom. Makes sense on the veneer thickness and the other points you mentio ...
Re: Edgebander Glue Roller Problem A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (6/8/23) -- We had sort of the same problem but our machine is much older. We found the top bushing on ...
Re: Recipe for failure A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (6/8/23) -- The table is finally complete. The lumber was sourced from a downed tree on the clie ...
Re: Veneering Solid Wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (6/8/23) -- Tom, Let me see if I understand you. My plan was to use an oil based hard wax, Odie's oil, fin ...
Re: Dado set A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8/23) -- The diameter of the dado set should be based on the work you are planning on doing with ...
Re: Edgebander Glue Roller Problem A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (6/8/23) -- We figured it out. We adjusted the shoe further out so its more distant from the roller. Th ...
Options for Euro Door and window tooling A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8/23) -- Just wondering what choices for Euro cutting systems we have stateside? Too ...
Re: Veneering Solid Wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (6/8/23) -- One last thing. If you are going to use epoxy for the veneer I suggest you coat the back with ...
Re: Surface under gas range cooktop A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8/23) -- if you have to follow city codes . most commercial products are not appoved for city co ...
Sata gravity gun A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8/23) -- Anyone hVe any suggestions on a sata or kremlin gravity gun ? Model number? Needle size for ...
Re: Finishing issue - light specks in grain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8/23) -- Tissue paper thin veneer with glue seeping through the tissue paper thin veneer. ...
Re: Edgebander Glue Roller Problem A message posted at WOODWEB's Adhesives Forum (6/8/23) -- Keep in mind the cabinet part should not touch the glue roller, only the glue. ...
Re: Raked crown A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (6/8/22) -- Then when you get into really being proper you say that crown is a ...
Re: Raked crown A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (6/8/22) -- Thanks Mark It’s one of those situations where there is no good sol ...
Re: material takeoff A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8/22) -- There is no simple substitute for your own data based on your location. The ...
material takeoff A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8/22) -- Not sure if this is the right forum. With recent prices going crazy accurat ...
Re: Renderings For Stair A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/8/22) -- I just ran across this thread, but I've been using Solidworks for stairs since 2001 and outputtin ...
Milling Compact Laminate A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8/22) -- Hi, we are looking at milling compact laminate HPL, What tooling is the go? have been advised to ...
Re: Insurance and buisness advice: GC + furniture A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8/22) -- That's also my problem dude, I don't understand why we need to have a separat ...
Re: shaper spindle replacement A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8/22) -- I'm not doubting you. Why does the spindle need replacing? ...
Re: CV full curing time A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- I was in no way intimating anyone should or would walk away from anything or not do as Leo and ...
Re: CV full curing time A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- Thanks for all the responses. It seems we are in a different market compared to most of the re ...
Re: CV full curing time A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- No touch ups is a good thought. The industry is crazy right now. The area we serve is extremel ...
Re: CV full curing time A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- There is a lot of cargo-culting around finish cure times. But it's just chemistry. The typical ...
Re: Bridgewood 708 moulder/planer A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (6/8) -- Jimb: The thing about smaller machinery is that very often, different brand names a ...
Re: Where Have All the Carpenters Gone? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- There was a flood of new carpenters coming into the profession in the early 1990 ...
Re: Edgebander static electricity problem A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8) -- I also have had a static electricity problem in our house, but the situation was so bad that we had ...
Re: Employee Health Benefits A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- I understand your feelings so much. Getting health insurance is becoming more an ...
Re: How to make better router cuts A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (6/8) -- Back when I ran a plastic shop, we would use a 1/2" cutter with a 5/8" bearin ...
Re: Low profile slotter A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- A little late with this post to be of much help, but still...A trim router wit ...
Re: Material Shortages/Pricing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Not being able to get logs sounds like BS to me. Just another excuse to raise pr ...
Re: Pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- I am in the market for a pump as well. My MLCampbell rep has switched his tune from recommendi ...
Re: Pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- my wagner pump is over 20 years and never rebuilt. works and works. kremlin cheaps out with th ...
Attaching Blocking A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- I am looking for more efficient ways to attach solid blocking on top and botto ...
Re: Material Shortages/Pricing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- We let fools con the population into screwing up the economy and supply chain a ...
Re: Pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- Thanks everyone Like some of you suggested I should stick with the CAT I like it,it's affordab ...
Material Shortages/Pricing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Just curious if anybody else is experiencing a supply chain issue right now? Som ...
Re: Pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- been using kremlin 10-14 for past 20 years. great pumps. very simple to rebuild.yes it is only ...
Re: Pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- I'm in a similar boat have an old Kremlin 10-14. Master blaster, are you saying that the new K ...
Re: How to make better router cuts A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (6/8) -- Thanks for the great input everybody. Aside from getting my machinery stable it looks l ...
Re: CV full curing time A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- Sounds more like an adhesion issue than a curing issue. If a belt buckle "tears right thr ...
Re: Pump selection A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- the kremlin 10:1 pump is a toy. their excite gun is very nice. you can mount a wall mount pump ...
Re: CV full curing time A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- I make good money fixing trade F'ups. ...
Re: Black dye stain looks...Red A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- There's certainly something special about the colors & materials that go into making Stein ...
Re: CabinetVision VS Mozaik A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/8) -- Have been using Mozaik for almost a year now. As others have said it has a steep learning curve and ...
Re: Matching Stain A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- I like the way that Old Masters wiping stain works. I like the way that Varathane wiping stain ...
Re: pigment vs dye to make toner A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- Use vinyl sealer to make your toner, adding in 844's or Mohawk's Color Concentrates or dyes, i ...
Black dye stain looks...Red A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- hello does anyone know of a dye stain that is really black or do they all have a green/blue/re ...
Re: Shop Drawings A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- Thanks for all the comments, Tony. You added a good bit to my idea of what to ...
Re: CV over tinted vinyl primer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- You can use Krystal or the pigmented post catalyzed coatings (Resistant, Stealth, or Turino) o ...
Re: Wide belt sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- After digging a little deeper today, I realized that the cylinder that moves the upper rol ...
Re: CabinetVision VS Mozaik A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/8) -- I can’t give any feedback on mosaic. I have a love hate relationship with CV. One thing somebody Tha ...
Re: Wide belt sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Their should be a flat pancake metal casting that is housing a filter. This is near the ai ...
Re: Value In Experience? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Very much a result of the size shop and yes, it comes with the territory. The up ...
Re: Wide belt sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- If you don't have enough air pressure or if the sensor where the other end of the pneumati ...
Re: Wide belt sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Sorry, didn’t know there were options. Mine is pneumatic ...
Re: Pratix s15 issues A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8) -- Rob, I thought I sent it to you, but I will try again. Thank You ...
Re: undercatalyzed conversion varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- Thanks all- I really appreciate the responses! I too thought about the softness of cypress, bu ...
Re: 1 piece flat panel MDF doors A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8) -- i feel like i've just woken from a coma. we have a Thermwood 5x10 router and never considered shaker ...
Enroute 6 post processor A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8) -- Anyone using Enroute 6 with an Anderson Stratos Pro? I would love to see your post-processor. Mine i ...
Re: Enroute 6 post processor A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8) -- Is there a .cnf file for your post at: C:\Enroute6\ndrivers ? If so you might be able to edit the da ...
Re: Financing projects A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Larry, Lots of time on consumer goods you can get a credit purchase with 0% inte ...
Lauderdale-Hamilton 40 HP Gang Rip Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (6/8) -- Hey all, I just bought a Lauderdale-Hamilton 40 HP Gang Rip Panel Saw, and I was wo ...
Re: Commercial bidding A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- I have heard of that in NY but unless the driver didn't tell me about it, I have ...
Re: Heavy appliance lift A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Thanks guys for the feedback. They now want an appliance cart that fits into the pantry to ...
Re: Music in the Shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Without reading all the responses here is my opinion. Cutting to the chase. I ha ...
Re: timbore verses boracare A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- Boracare penetrates into, especially drier, wood better because it has a certain amoun ...
Re: Alphacam vs V-Carve/ Aspire A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8) -- Mike, if you're still using AlphaCam v7, you're using 13+ year old outdated technology. The current ...
Re: 2D drawings are replaced by 3D models? A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/8) -- There are factors that underlie 2D-3D drafting employment-most of which are centered in business mod ...
Re: 2D CURVED LOOK IN ELEVATIONS A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/8) -- Hi Steve, I use a reference concave/convex arc place convieniently on the elevation, then use a very ...
Re: blade sharpening service A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (6/8) -- Dynamic Saw in Buffalo, NY are excellent for everything except bandsaw blades. Check ou ...
Cabriole type furniture legs A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8) -- We have a project requiring 4 custom cabriole style legs for a high gloss painted vanity. A friend i ...
Re: removing mineral oil A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- PS; I'm just a humble craftsman who hopefully will make this table able to withstand the effec ...
Re: a show of hands... A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/8) -- Thanks Dan and Mark I appreciate your responses. We are still evaluating software here as our CNC be ...
Re: Cabriole type furniture legs A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (6/8) -- Because I think the traditional method as pictured below could result than less than fair and smooth ...
Re: Working with teak A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Is there any special sanding process with teak and if so what would it be? And what grit s ...
Re: Join us June 22 in Springfield MO A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- This will be another awesome CMA event you will not want to miss. Cabinet Concepts by Desi ...
Re: removing mineral oil A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- The acetone wash followed by a couple coats of dewaxed shellac to lock what remains in, then f ...
Re: removing mineral oil A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- Thank you for the reply, I'll give the acetone wash a go. ...
Re: Rocking Chair Help A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (6/8) -- Matt:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v NQkE05DD9_Y ...
Re: Guess what caused this marking on walnut A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- I've studied plenty of Yellow-bellied Sapsucker pecks in wood over the years, and you ...
Re: office labor/shop labor input A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- I guess really what is behind me starting this thread to start with is have had a few cust ...
Re: Quality gate hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- We did not allow for weep holes. We discussed that issue and we did not have a ...
Re: office labor/shop labor input A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Are you charging for your design time? I assume you have a designer. Are you getting a dep ...
Re: office labor/shop labor input A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- My shop is not at that size now, but until the crash of 2009, we were about that size. We ...
Re: office labor/shop labor input A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Steve, That number isn't high if you are doing the design. Here's how I do my pricing. I f ...
Re: salice hinges/grass hinges/blum hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Funny you say that. We switched to Salice for a couple of years and wound up switching bac ...
Re: Commercial construction methods A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- One of 4 things happened 1) A structural engineer designed it for some reason 2) Someone p ...
Re: salice hinges/grass hinges/blum hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- I feel the same way about the grass being bulky. It also is annoying that they clip on and ...
Re: salice hinges/grass hinges/blum hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- I have been using Salice hinges for approx. 9 years with no regrets. I have never had a cu ...
Re: Does Fastenlink work? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- We bought Fastenlink to use on plywood. We spent days and days trying to get it to work. Y ...
Ott Mark 2 3 Edgebander assistance A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (6/8) -- Does anyone have an old Ott Mark 2 or 3 Edgebander manual? The glue pot roller and feed belt ...
Re: Guess what caused this marking on walnut A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- Believe it or not, my guess is a woodpecker! You can see the holes on the sides -- I s ...
Re: salice hinges/grass hinges/blum hinges A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- We have been using Salice for about 5 years. We had a job where all of the hinges were tig ...
Re: epoxy sealer under 2k poly? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- I can't help you with that brand of epoxy. But I just did a slab that I filled holes with the ...
Re: Guess what caused this marking on walnut A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- How about a gang nail plate...the kind used to join two pieces of wood with all the li ...
Re: Cabinet Vision Processing Speed A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/8) -- 1-Save jobs to local hard-drive not to a network [We use a script to backup jobs to the server daily ...
Re: office labor/shop labor input A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Charge for your time and collect a deposit up front. If you get the job, credit the deposi ...
Re: textured clear coat (anti slip but fine grit) A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- ICA Wood Coatings has 3 choices for a textured clear coating. Go to the website www.icaamerica ...
epoxy sealer under 2k poly? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- more specifically; Does anyone know if MLC Polarion will go on top of Smith's Clear Penetratin ...
Re: office labor/shop labor input A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Paul Miller have you had any ideas on how to cut down on office time? Any thoughts of char ...
Re: Scalloped drawer fronts A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (6/8) -- I have a 5 axis cnc and could make these as I have made them before. Send me a roug ...
Getting a grip on chaos A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- I was recently hired to run a medium-sized contract furniture shop of about 40 c ...
Re: Vac pressed panels warping?!?! A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- Thanks Tony, this is the first time I've had this problem and it's a pain not ...
Vac pressed panels warping?!?! A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- Ok so having a weird problem with some curved panels I'm making up. These are ...
Re: Vac pressed panels warping?!?! A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- Kevin, I think you responded while I was typing. The warp is....well warp, as ...
Re: Vac pressed panels warping?!?! A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- JeffD: Unsusual, to be sure. It sounds to me as though the skins are not makin ...
Paint vs. Lacquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- I have been spraying lacquer for about a year using an HVLP unit with good results. Just yeste ...
Re: Getting a grip on chaos A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- You answered your own question. "Not a day goes by when the beam saw, or th ...
Re: Vac pressed panels warping?!?! A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- Jeff, What do you mean by "warp"? Cupping, twisting or springback? T ...
Omnitech Pal A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- I just purchased a 2007 onmitech 5' x 10' router and wondering if anyone knows how many cf ...
cutting starboard A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- we occasionally get calls for cabinets made from starboard which is basically plastic. cut ...
color core laminate & edging A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (6/8) -- For you guys that are familiar with color core laminate (formica brand or ...
Re: Paint vs. Lacquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- yes, it done all the time. if you choose the right product you can end up with a beautiful, du ...
Re: Looking for a professional Wood Carver A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- I have carved and duplicated many a historical or specific moulding and corbel ...
Re: Laminated door parts A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- I would resaw some of the 1-3/4 to make 3/8" thick or so and laminate it ...
Re: Paint vs. Lacquer A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- For me,i wouldn't do it Don't like latex For walls/ceilings fine but not cabinets Yes I know t ...
Re: built in medicine cabinet A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- My Blum rep just showed me a new hinge that can do up to a 1.5" overlay, and opens 92 ...
Re: Orange Peel A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- Thanks to all that responded. I discovered the problem was too light of a coat; I was spraying ...
Re: cutting starboard A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- You need a Forstner bit with some grooves cut into the cutting edge (which are also stagge ...
Re: Looking for a professional Wood Carver A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- Weberding in Batesville, IN has done carving for all sorts of jobs. They can d ...
Re: built in medicine cabinet A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- the hinge is a 125 degree zero protrusion with a restrictor that reduces the opening angle ...
Re: cutting starboard A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- Do you have a CNC? If so, have it bore out the hinge cups with an o-flute upshear bit and ...
Re: fill between coats pimented varnish A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- Napa spot glazing putty #6390, light grey. https://www.napaonline.com/napa/en/p/MSR6390/ ...
Re: built in medicine cabinet A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- interesting. thanks. do you have a part number ? ...
Re: cutting starboard A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v 8Xoj1OXPqj4 ...
Re: built in medicine cabinet A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (6/8) -- thanks. real interesting hinge. ...
Re: Planning workload in a small shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Matt, Let us move away from the purity of the water and talk about the volume. W ...
Re: Planning workload in a small shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- I believe that any small(or large)shop has its head in the sand if it is not loo ...
Re: commercial pay schedule A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Boy this is a hot button topic for me. Business is a 2 way street. You get what ...
Re: commercial pay schedule A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Typically the GC will bill the customer around the 1st of the month due the 10th ...
Re: Planning workload in a small shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- We use the restaurant model: You walk in and take your place in line. If you can ...
Re: Timber Frame Barn A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- I'm a beginning timber framer too and I've asked the same question at my training sess ...
White Oak Siding - Whole log or just heartwood? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- I'm about to saw nearly 5000 bd ft of White Oak to be used as vertical B&B siding ...
Re: sawdust and resin furniture A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (6/8) -- Does the idea have sense? Well, certainly. All you have to do is spend a huge ...
RE: Rotted surface hardwood logs A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- We have an abundance of logs that are over 2 years old, and some are rotted on the sur ...
Telegraphing through HPL A message posted at WOODWEB's Laminating and Solid Surfacing Forum (6/8) -- We are a company that specializes in building large boardroom tables. We ...
Re: casehardened chair seat A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (6/8) -- I left out "before wetting" in my question above, "I was wondering if he ...
Re: Planning workload in a small shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- I understand your point cab maker but for my shop, the time the contractors save ...
Urban Wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (6/8) -- Curious to learn how many of you woodworkers out there are using wood harves ...
Re: New to dye/stain Spraying A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (6/8) -- your not getting into the corners BECAUSE your "fogging it on". Corners are going to ...
Customer Base A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- I currently sell most of my kitchen cabinets directly to residential customers. ...
Re: Planning workload in a small shop A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- Matt, Just remember that the more people that live between you and the well mean ...
Re: Vegas or Bust A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (6/8) -- That is exactly what I have Larry. I ride a Gold Wing because Cadillac does not ...
Air compressors and dryers A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (6/8) -- Hi I am running a shop that got an existing air compressed system ...
Re: WoodMaxx bandsaw blades A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- Weather here finally dried up enough to get the mill out & saw a bit. The blades c ...
Re: Mozaik Support A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (6/8) -- I was looking at Mozaik, but they didn't have a link for my CNC, I was hoping it would be done soon ...
Re: WoodMaxx bandsaw blades A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (6/8) -- I should add that I only tried the blades earlier this year. This time I actually got ...
Re: Dark Lines in Walnut Slab A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (6/8) -- No, wood came from Washington state. Thanks for the input everyone. ...
Re: retail markup A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (6/8) -- That's a good question and I'm sure you asked it so you'd know where to star ...
Re: retail markup A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (6/8) -- thank you. That's kind of what it appeared. I think my margins are OK sellin ...
waterproof mdf A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (6/8) -- simple ? where can i find a source for waterproof mdf, seen it @ a show but ...
Re: waterproof mdf A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (6/8) -- Medex is a brand of water resistant MDF. It's made by Sierra Pine. The link ...
Re: waterproof mdf A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (6/8) -- Medex is water resistant. Extira is water proof. Google it. ...
Re: waterproof mdf A message posted at WOODWEB's Value Added Wood Processing Forum (6/8) -- thanks verry much that's what i needed ! ...
Re: 20/20 design USB key problems A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (5/8/25) -- Up until version 9.1 it worked with a USB key, but from version 10.5 onwards it became via serial ...
Re: Pullout that latches into back of drawer face? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8/25) -- Paying it forward here.... Found em. All are available in the US. 1. Grass inset drawer ...
Re: Online Marketing A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8/25) -- Getting started with online marketing can feel overwhelming, but focusing on ...
Re: Tool Recommendations for DIY Furniture Makers A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/8/25) -- A jointer and a planer, the largest you can afford. Learn how to use them and what t ...
Re: Tool Recommendations for DIY Furniture Makers A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/8/25) -- 5x10 CNC router with 25HP vacuum and 10 position tool changer. Auto load/unload woul ...
Re: Pocket Door Frustrations A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8/25) -- I've got a job coming up I'm going to try the Blum Revego. $1600 a door. Why do people ...
Re: The 5-Minute Panel A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8/25) -- What did we figure out Harry? ...
Re: Sanders in our shop review A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/8/24) -- 2 cents, not an expert struggling YouTuber .16:9 aspect ratio, but your color really ...
Salice 15” drawer slides A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8/24) -- I have used the new Salice progressa drawer slides. I went to order 15” and they only h ...
Re: Sanders in our shop review A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/8/24) -- Shoot in 16:9 aspect also get a better view I'm doing it as a hobby there huge learn ...
Re: Sanders in our shop review A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/8/24) -- Thanks kevin. Can you clarify don't shoot in 16:9 aspect? Thanks for the tip on the ...
Re: shop vac A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/8/24) -- Didnt he ask about a battery shop vac? ...
Re: Can I use carpenters glue on my MDF shelves? A message posted at WOODWEB's Furniture Making Forum (5/8/23) -- Yes, carpenter's glue can be used on MDF shelves. However, since the shelves are lam ...
Re: Plastic laminate falling off millwork A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8/23) -- Re Adam: The first water based glue was terrible. it would fall off after a ...
Insurance WOS A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8/23) -- I've got a University job coming up where they are requiring a waiver of subr ...
Re: Homag Grease-generic replacement? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8/23) -- You don't like paying $95 for a six dollar tube of grease? I whined about it, then I figured my c ...
Re: Plastic laminate falling off millwork A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8/23) -- Sounds like 30 years ago when Wilson art came out with their blue water bas ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/23) -- Sounds like you are dealing with overspray. Can't give spraying advice since you didn't tel ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/23) -- Are the parts laying horizontal as they dry? If so can you hang them vertical so dust doesn ...
Homag Grease-generic replacement? A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8/23) -- Just curious. Is there a generic alternative for the Homag branded 4-017-02-0040 grease with SKU ...
Re: Insurance WOS A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8/23) -- I think your workman's comp insurance request is all you need to know. What s ...
Re: Fine Paints of Europe dust control A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/23) -- This is brush application and all parts are in the vertical position. ...
Re: Coping Sled A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8/23) -- David, Any chance you can post a pic of your sled? ...
Re: Scratch A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/23) -- Thank you for reply. Is the answer to the 1st or 2nd question? ...
Re: Insurance WOS A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8/23) -- Here is some reading for you. ...
Re: Q-lon Kerf In Radius Stop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8/22) -- Thanks to all your input the light bulb finally went on. I just ordered a 3 ...
Re: Completely stain red oak wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/22) -- I use a 2 part wood bleach where you mix part A and B. Apply that directly to the oak with ...
Re: Intro to Line Boring Operations A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8/22) -- Thanks Jim. I'll look into the multiple stops for my fence. I found out pretty quick us ...
Re: Hickory A message posted at WOODWEB's Forestry Forum (5/8/22) -- I personally like Hickory in the right setting but perhaps when you get sawing a bit of it y ...
Re: Q-lon Kerf In Radius Stop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8/22) -- Doing laminated I would do 2 piece as Mack describes and put the rebate in ...
Re: Completely stain red oak wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/22) -- I'll probably just paint it black because I don't want any problems with my water-based lac ...
Re: Squaring Slider Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinet and Millwork Installation Forum (5/8/22) -- I would remove the fence and clean it and under it. Run you fingers ...
Completely stain red oak wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/22) -- I need advice on how I can completely stain red oak wood BLACK. I have been using General F ...
Re: Completely stain red oak wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/22) -- Pete, Just so that I am absolutely clear about what you are saying. Use 2 part wood bleach ...
Re: Completely stain red oak wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/22) -- Black dye. Black stain, clear coat, black toner, clear coat. If you can find a black based ...
Re: Sawmill base A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/8/22) -- the 6x15 profile is done x 40’-0, now got to cut a double pitch in top. But going t ...
Re: Q-lon Kerf In Radius Stop A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8/22) -- Gary- like joe described, although sometimes on a one off I’ll do it with a ...
Re: Completely stain red oak wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/22) -- Black leather dye is what I use for a hard black dye. Many dyes end up with a bit of blue s ...
Re: Completely stain red oak wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/22) -- I would use 2 part wood bleach. Neutralize with vinegar. Try your gel stain or go with an a ...
Re: Duct work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8/22) -- Not sure any manufacturers sell directly to the customer. The ones I know of ...
Duct work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8/22) -- Looking for a manufacturer of duct work for new shop with cnc, edge bander, b ...
Re: Completely stain red oak wood A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8/22) -- If you want it black.. Paint it black...! The grain will still show! ...
Re: Duct work A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8/22) -- https://airhand.com/shop/ ...
Machine maintenance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- What products are you using for machine surfaces (tops) , for threads and guide shafts wit ...
Re: Machine maintenance A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Silicone is poison to the finishing process. Nothing with silicone gets into the shop. Pre ...
Re: Need advice troubleshooting dowel alignment A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Check the accuracy of the drill block to the spindle. Cut a square and drill a hole in the ...
Re: ML Campbell vs Chemcraft A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- +1 on both fronts. Chemcraft is good stuff, totally comparable to ML campbell But you are also ...
Re: Stile/Rail door machine - opinions? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- You can start out with just one shaper if that is all you can afford. You will be moving t ...
Re: estimate A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- I see you aren't getting much advice on this topic. As someone introducing yourself as someone ...
Undermount Soft Close Slides Inconsistent Closing A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- I've used undermount slides for nearly twenty years but recently used a lesser known brand ...
Re: Toekicks built separate from cabs? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Man, using toe kick bases is stone age kind of work. Start using leg levelers. Cheaper, be ...
Have you pulled of a duh! Or two lately? A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- Hey everyone, there is a lot of stress in the big old world these days, people s ...
Re: Compressor advice A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- I have been using the cheap five hp compressors for years. Set up two so when one goes dow ...
Re: Shaper fence setup A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Split fences are great for shapering door edges but stiles/rails need cut on an outboard f ...
Re: google listing my business closed A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- I did verify it over the phone a couple of times over the past couple of years. ...
Re: How do you stain and paint edge banded parts? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- On the more simple tract home type cabinets you can get away with a PVC edgebanding. For n ...
Re: google listing my business closed A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- Well the circus continues .Today they made me send them pictures of the business ...
Re: Outsourcing installs A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Tried it and regretted it every time. You can find yahoos willing to do the installs for a ...
Re: google listing my business closed A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- Dave, What I don't understand is why you never owned your own free business prof ...
Re: True 32 A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- True 32 will make you into a businessman so you can survive as a cabinet maker. The system ...
Re: are you responsible for decorative hardware A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Invest $1000 in Top Knobs boards and three or four of the cheapies from those folks down i ...
Re: Building custom cabinets A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- We have done very ornate corporate seals or Indian tribe seals on solid surface by sending ...
Re: Finger joint clamping A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- I'd forgotten all about that segment clamp from Rangate. I had one with my bus ...
Re: optimization dilemma A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- Material is generally the least of your costs on a CNC. Whatever you save on material you have spent ...
Re: Finger joint clamping A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- I have the Gartop. They are no longer made. Soukup has one and a German compan ...
Re: floating panel paint issue A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- What is your paint? Lacquer? Been doing paint grade doors for years and never seen that ki ...
Re: X-Mullion Doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- People generally ask for those X mullions and learn they need a second mortgage to afford ...
Re: Veneer "bubble" A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- I agree with ThomasFR, extremely likely it's a bond failure between the veneer ...
Re: SCM Planer volt conversion 440v to 220v A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Transformers aren't that expensive. I used to have a huge 36" cast iron double head p ...
Re: Power feeder belt feed conversion A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Grizzly has an excellent five roller track feeder for around $1500 plus shipping. I have u ...
Re: Cad/Cam Software A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (5/8) -- Daniel, I'm not sure what brand of machine you're looking to purchase but all the large players have ...
Re: Painted Kitchen Cabinet Doors A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Pre cat lacquer is fine for kitchens, been using it for twenty years. Use a color coat mad ...
Re: optimization dilemma A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- % of yield is not a number to watch, if one pattern takes 4 sheets and is faster than a more complex ...
Re: Veneer "bubble" A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- 99% guarantee paper backer bond to veneer failed. 50 years of furniture restor ...
Re: HELP WITH Z AXIS FAULT PLEASE A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- Most of the Yaskawa motors have a brake for position. I ran into a problem with the bearing seals al ...
Re: Finger joint clamping A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- Brad, Thanks for posting a picture of your clamp, it's an elegant solution. Jo ...
New CNC Router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- I've narrowed my choice down to 3 machines: C.R. Onsrud, Biesse, Anderson. Pricing for the models is ...
Re: Finger joint clamping A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- Here is an inexpensive option. Unknown how well it works. https://rangate.com/ ...
Re: Any one using new Giben Sonex?? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Rusty, The Sonex is one of two new panel saw models being introduced by Giben this spring. ...
Re: CNC software A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- M. Jalbert: I'd be more than happy to show you how Cabinet Pro CNC will automate your shop and CNC m ...
Re: CNC software A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- Hello Jalbert We have been using Cabinet Pro for over 10 years. We just purchased a CNC but have not ...
Re: Drawing Wreathed Stair Parts A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (5/8) -- Hi Chris, It sounds like your approach is similar to mine. The photo shows an interlocking 2-piece h ...
Re: CNC software A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- Actually - I do need to reach out to Frank as I think there will be an update charge to not only bri ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Thanks for the responses. Leo, we have tried Polarion or at least had a rep show it to us. One ...
Re: Need Help With T&G Pattern Gate A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- You need to give up the idea that making the face thicker is somehow better. I ...
Re: Chipload for Slot Cutter A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- When I had to make slot wall I ran 2 files. The first was with a 1/4 inch upcut end mill just shy of ...
Any one using new Giben Sonex?? A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Saw online that Giben has brought out a new beam saw called the sonex and was wondering if ...
Re: taping off prefinish interiors for painting A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Im not sure how your attaching your face frames, pocket screws, biscuits, clamex but you could ...
In need of Autocad service. A message posted at WOODWEB's CAD Forum (5/8) -- I'm starting to get into commercial work and need a service to do Autocad drawings. I'm in the Denve ...
Deos 3x5 electric sander A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Hello, Looking at the Mirka Deos 3x5 electric sander. I know you can get a thicker attachment ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Atlantic Plywood is where I get my finishes. They carry both the MLC Polarion and the Milesi 2 ...
Re: Live edge slabs, is the hype real? A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/8) -- Everybody is selling live edge slabs, even Woodcraft. $4-$6 is a bargain for kiln drie ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- My vote is for Sirca-Gemini Ask also for Water Based 2 K samples, it is very good. ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Mind if I ask what you did not like about the verde? ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Another vote for Milesi ...
Re: 2K poly A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Sirca from Gemini ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- I think I have narrowed down my choices between a Felder F700z and a MiniMax TW55. Both ar ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- I have one of the large shaper heads used to run Williams and Hussey knives...i think its ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- As Mr Basto said - Martin. They are the finest. No compromises. Panhans, if you can find o ...
Some help with cherry veneer on concave hood A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (5/8) -- Minimal experience applying veneers. Constructing a hood enclosure with three concave sides. I al ...
Recommendations for solar kiln controls A message posted at WOODWEB's Sawing and Drying Forum (5/8) -- I'm getting close to completing a solar kiln project based on the VT plans for a 1,000 ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- I also am in the market for a much needed new or used shaper. I had my machine rep pushing ...
Panel Saw A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/8) -- We are looking for a used panel saw. I have narrowed it down to a few. Found a 1999 ...
Re: Need help with veneer edging A message posted at WOODWEB's Veneer Forum (5/8) -- I think I would trim 3/4" off the entire perimeter of the top and wrap it with 3/4" sol ...
Re: Wood Treated with Acetylation A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- I love working with accoya but I've heard that there is a slight chance of an ...
Re: SCM 746 grinder A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- Yep, just loosen the handle and use the knife lock to adjust. Tighten it back ...
Re: 12" table saw? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/8) -- Yes, a Powermaric 68 or Rockwell would work but they don’t have riving knives. I wo ...
Re: grease A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- Be careful. The color is not the defining factor for the grease. Busellato had the grease dyed red. ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- OP whats your budget and are you only wanting one shaper? Whats the issue with the PM2700 ...
Re: Shaper opinions A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- David, I love hearing those types of stories, from the past. And I trust that coming from ...
12" table saw? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/8) -- Looking for a 12" table saw (not a panel saw) with riving knife that is Americ ...
Re: 12" table saw? A message posted at WOODWEB's Solid Wood Machining Forum (5/8) -- Try Laguna. Not sure where they are made used to be Europe. ...
Re: SCM 746 grinder A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- Thanks. That's what I thought. ...
Re: WSJ: Labor Shortage in Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- >>>This labor shortage will make it much harder for Trump to effect the ...
Re: WSJ: Labor Shortage in Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- Great. Rather see the project costs skyrocket than re-teach ourselves how to (on ...
WSJ: Labor Shortage in Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- The Wall Street Journal today had a short article about how the shortage of labo ...
Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- My Sherwin Williams rep gave me straight denatured alcohol as a base for the SW dye concentrat ...
Re: Ipe floors A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- I'm a bit confused by the responses only b/c I can't imagine ever using Ipe as ...
Re: WSJ: Labor Shortage in Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- Sam, You are right that skill is not necessarily elastic in supply. The skills n ...
Re: Post below - small to large commercial jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- We bill for a material draw at the same time we bill out fir shop drawings. We h ...
Re: Overhead dust cleanup, SonicAire 1 and 2 A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/8) -- The shop I visited had two of these units. One was permanently mou ...
Re: Custom Island Legs A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- Thanks for the tips everyone, Kevin i see your point about the lost of grain, ...
Re: WSJ: Labor Shortage in Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- David, According to analysis by the trade group 'Associated Builders and Contrac ...
Re: MLC Polarion and Red Oak A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- I have recently had similar issues spraying a mahogany top... specs sheets claim sealer and to ...
Re: Kremlin HP 60 A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- first off, the heater is not explosion proof so i would keep it away from the spray booth, sec ...
Dust collector outdoors A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/8) -- I am planning our new shop and would like some extra filtration on ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Toning well is almost art. I try and stay away from it. I can't help you with solvent ratios ( ...
Re: Intentional Finish Flaws/Problems A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- I've used clear glaze as a barrier before. I would glob it over a basecoat in area's and then ...
Re: Post below - small to large commercial jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- I've noticed that when a job has a lot of change orders the likelihood of the co ...
Re: Wood range hood venting A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Another option on venting outside is to run it through the ceiling and through the joist a ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Vince, try adding small amounts of water to the dye stain you mixed with denatured alcohol. it ...
Re: WSJ: Labor Shortage in Construction A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- I told yous this was coming... The whole thing about infrastructure is mostly po ...
Re: Custom Island Legs A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- I agree with Keith Newton. I would make those for you but they are not well de ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Try 5% first. Then work your way up if needed. I dont like alot of water in my dye. It makes i ...
Re: Pigmented CV A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- If it's stained work then stain markers do a good job. If it's painted work then nail polish w ...
Re: drilling stacked 1/4" MDF A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- Assuming this is thin MDF you should also use a downcut spiral router bit. An upcut spiral bit would ...
Re: router A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- I might have one of these antique routers on the shelf that I could photograph or trace for you. Wha ...
Re: green walnut mantle A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- You could try CPES (Clear Penetrating Epoxy Sealer). I've used it on high moisture slabs befor ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Kevin, I will give the water reduction a try. Start at 10%? I think I am spraying as wet as is ...
Re: Overhead dust cleanup, SonicAire 1 and 2 A message posted at WOODWEB's Dust Collection, Safety and Plant Operation (5/8) -- I have a call into them. I will let you know what the price range ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Bart, So you are suggesting using the dye as a wipe stain just before top-coating? I will give ...
Re: Custom Island Legs A message posted at WOODWEB's Architectural Woodworking Forum (5/8) -- I also checked out robert m berger AIA 's website and according to him his cus ...
Re: drilling stacked 1/4" MDF A message posted at WOODWEB's CNC Forum (5/8) -- Depending on the thickness and how much vacuum you have not much. When we move MDF with our vacuum l ...
Re: Alcohol dye stain spraying.. use a retarder? A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- Rich, I guess drink enough of them and the finish will look perfect finally. I'll try that nex ...
Re: Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- Nick, Out of curiousity, what is your engineering software now? The best system ...
Re: Cutting melamine A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- Reduced/0/Negative hook (rake) blades minimize bottom blowout (and increase feed back pres ...
Orange Peel A message posted at WOODWEB's Finishing Forum (5/8) -- I started spraying pre-cat lacquer last fall when the temperatures here in St. Louis were cool ...
Tracking Jobs A message posted at WOODWEB's Business and Management Forum (5/8) -- I'm a shop of 5 full time and me. Is there a a software recommendation for takin ...
Re: Bushing 3/4 bore to 1/2 bore A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- They make them with 3/4" bore and also why it's a hobby machine shaper with a 1/2&quo ...
Bushing 3/4 bore to 1/2 bore A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- I just bought an old Sears shaper that has a 1/2 inch arbor. It was a pretty good deal and ...
Dado stack has adhered shims A message posted at WOODWEB's Cabinetmaking Forum (5/8) -- I recently bought an old but fairly new condition dado stack from someone on Craigslist an ...
Re: Air Compressor Recommendations A message posted at WOODWEB's WOODnetWORK Forum (5/8) -- If you are still in the market...look at Eaton Compressor. Phenomenal company and even bette ...