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Old 06-22-2007, 02:55 PM   #12
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Hi niki
I would not cut them , once cut that's it you can't fix it or change it,,this is what I would try take some fine wire and tie up 2 or 4 coils in the center of the spring and then give it a try...this may do it...if you have some of the picture hanging wire and take one wire out of the rap and use it..also some of the small cable (1/8" type that has 8 or more in the rap...the center one is the best)

I do like jigs , anyone can do it one time but to do it over and over the same way it takes a jig/fixture..

Bj




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Originally Posted by simplenik
Hi BJ

As we were talking ones, I turn Green when I see your prices but, just to bring it to Europe it will increase the price by...too much...and the Imperial/Metric makes it even worse...and it will not justify the money for the 2½ boxes that I'll make in a year.

About jigs, for me, part of the woodworking hobby is, the challenge to make them myself and achieve the same results as the bought one (reading through your posts, I have the impression that you are also "Jig Maniac").

For example; Rockler has a Tenon jig that rides on the miter slot but I like the challenge of making it myself and, I made it, riding on the fence on rollers, steady as a rock and moving smooth like a Felder slider...

I would like to ask you, can I remove only one of the springs on M8V2 without any side-effects...this router has a "3¼ HP" springs that are heavy on my 63 years old hands...on the other hand, I want the "sprigability".
Or, maybe I can cut some, say, 1" of the spring length and see how it works...

Thanks
niki
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