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I am using a false fence, made of MDF, I will take a photo today of my set up and try and upload to the forum. I know the table is not level, and I thought that the feeder would have been pararrel to the table regardless of it being not level, however after taking a few measurements the wheels...

Thanks for the photo, the only difference I can see apart from I have the middle of the four rollers centre to the tooling and your offset is greater than mine, I used the manually which states 5 - 6mm. It's the same, I will try the wheel adjustment tomorrow and get them pararrel to the table...

That would be great, it's much easier to see it than describe it.

The wood is perfectly square and if I fed it by hand there is no issue, however the cut is so deep that I cant do the entire cut in one go by hand, I can't push it against the fence so I do it in three passes. The problem occurs as it's the outer profile of the sash and the frame is already...

I am currently making 9 windows, 1 door and a patio door and decided to go with engineered oak due to its stability. We get a lot of rain here, and the advice from people you had bought solid oak windows and doors is that they wrapped and twisted and were difficult to open and close. I bought...

I am currently making my own windows using the trend modular system, and I'm having a nightmare with the power feeder. I have read all the instruction, watched all the videos on YouTube tried so may variations that I have lost count. I am having two problems when I feed the stock through which...

Sorry the delay in replying don't use the computer much. Yes the gap between the outside of the frame and the structural opening.

Thanks for the info, I was also wondering what the ideal gap should be around an oak engineered window should be. I have been told 5mm all around which seems sensible. I have also seen the expanding foam strips sold on the coastal hardware site, but it's very expensive, wondering what the major...

I have recently bought the above window system and have found it brilliant at making windows, however I need to make a patio door and a front door. I have no money to purchase any additional tooling and was wondering if anyone else had used this type of tooling to make the patio and front doors...