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Post by hecon5 on Aug 21, 2020 9:26:20 GMT -5
Thanks! I have been looking at the Lamello line and drooling at it for a bit, too. From what I have read, there's a defined learning curve for the DDF, and it's not as forgiving, but the fact it can do shelf pin holes and dowel joinery, seems like it'll cover most of my bases and I can then save up for the Lamello  I've got some personal projects to test out first (I dislike spending client time / money for "learning experience" as it's prone to lead to "learning mistakes / first time disaster" and displeasure all around). Looks like I can also buy the cutting guide for the DDF later if I need even better accuracy.
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Post by hecon5 on Aug 21, 2020 9:47:09 GMT -5
Alright...last question on this, maybe, I promise.
110/220? From reading about even the P1CC, the 220 might be the better way to go from a technical standpoint but I also don't want to hobble myself.
I do have ability and desire to snag client's drier outlets/ etc. Also, at least in my area, garage 220 is becoming more and more common thanks to electric cars.
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Post by aas on Aug 21, 2020 11:38:11 GMT -5
I only have 230v so can't comment.
Get the guide rail for the DDF40 if you can, you will thank yourself later.
The learning curve with the DDF will be easier than the DD40P - as you reference off the base. For simple carcass building, you cannot get easier. The rail will provide perfectly lined up sets of holes for dowelling larger carcasses, or for shelf holes
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Post by Rock knocker on Aug 21, 2020 15:33:39 GMT -5
You are unlikely to bog the motor down. 110v and their 220v equivalents have the same power
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Post by holmz on Aug 22, 2020 17:42:06 GMT -5
Alright...last question on this, maybe, I promise. 110/220? From reading about even the P1CC, the 220 might be the better way to go from a technical standpoint but I also don't want to hobble myself. I do have ability and desire to snag client's drier outlets/ etc. Also, at least in my area, garage 220 is becoming more and more common thanks to electric cars. The Timberwovles sell a transformer...
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