Jmb's Newest Toys!

woodguy7 said:
Its a tow bar dude  [blink]  [poke]  What did that cost ya ?

I know aint it a great tool? lol Ill be putting it to good use! £350 including  Vat tow bar kit and fitting.

I wanted 1 which folded away cus I know what I am like ill properly loose the key or loose the tow bar lol but they dont make one for scudo!

JMB
 
Brett ,

Your van needs a wash as well [poke] [big grin].

It will go faster with out the muck [big grin].

John
 
jmbfestool said:
New! New!  New!   And Gues what its GERMAN made!

I think I might aswell live in Germany!  All the stuff I buy is always German lol!  
JMB

Apart from your van  [poke]

Get yourself a real van a Volkswagen  [big grin] Festools fit better in a VW  [laughing]
 
JMB's doing all this stuff to his van, buying all these tools in the UK and he's moving to Australia to be a nanny site chippy.  Doesn't make sense to me.  [unsure]
 
Guy Ashley said:
I think they are the same parent company who do Moben kitchens and always sub the work out.

I hear they pay very poor rates and consequently only get fitters that cant get work anywhere else.

I suppose if that is right then the tilers are of a similar breed.

Damn jmb you got a money tree in your back yard!
I did 2 installs for moben worst experience of my working life! They charge the customers ludicrous sums and pay their fitters peanuts, my installs were top notch i struggled to make any money out of my moben fits but i made sure the customers were happy! Never again tho avoid at all costs...
 
Hey JMB,  congrats on your new tow bar  haha!    Tell me how that thing stays locked in the socket.  I can't make out the diagrams in the pictures.  Just curious cause here in the states we have a very caveman yet reliable connection for the hitch. It's just some steel square stock for the hitch and fits into a larger piece of square stock on the tow bar.  The two are  secured together with a steel through pin.  So do tell.  It's cool look'n.  :)
 
windmill man said:
Brett ,

Your van needs a wash as well [poke] [big grin].

It will go faster with out the muck [big grin].

John

Yo windmill

Yeah I know the fitter said that when he removed my bumper and loads of mudd fell out he said it's much lighter now so yiunwill go faster.

Jmb
 
joiner1970 said:
jmbfestool said:
New! New!  New!   And Gues what its GERMAN made!

I think I might aswell live in Germany!  All the stuff I buy is always German lol!  
JMB

Apart from your van  [poke]

Get yourself a real van a Volkswagen  [big grin] Festools fit better in a VW  [laughing]

Yeah true! Forgot about my van Dam It!

Jmb
 
Ken Nagrod said:
JMB's doing all this stuff to his van, buying all these tools in the UK and he's moving to Australia to be a nanny site chippy.  Doesn't make sense to me.  [unsure]

Haha

Well I was thinking if I was to go i would just take my van with all my tools inside all in one go and I'm ready to when I'm over der!

Jmb
 
LostInTheWood said:
Hey JMB,  congrats on your new tow bar  haha!    Tell me how that thing stays locked in the socket.  I can't make out the diagrams in the pictures.   Just curious cause here in the states we have a very caveman yet reliable connection for the hitch. It's just some steel square stock for the hitch and fits into a larger piece of square stock on the tow bar.  The two are  secured together with a steel through pin.   So do tell.  It's cool look'n.   :)

Very simple actually I think.

It has a tapered bar  inside which moves back and forth when I push the lever into the red stone back into the green zone.  Their are 3 balls you can see 2 on top in the picture and 1 underneath.  Well when I push the leaver forward the bar inside moves back and the balls fall down flush.  This then allows me to push the tow bar into place.  Inside the bracket on my can it has a groove for the balls to go into. When I release the lever a spring forces the lever back and the rod forward the rod pushes the balls outwards into the groove.  Their is no way The tow bar could come of now as the Walls can not retract while the bar is behind them pushing them outwards.  It feels very solid no movement at all.

Plus you can see the green section is half way well when fitted the lever only goes part way on the green so it's constantly trying to tighten up while it's on.  It comes with a key so the leaver can not be pushed passed green into to the red area where it would release.

Jmb
 
jmbfestool said:
mattfc said:
Hi JMB

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But I am looking for a minimum size of 8'x4'  I would like a larger one but I can not afford that so as long as it can take 8'x4' sheets of MDF or ply

+ auto 0  for tools
+ auto tool change
+ Vacuum base
+ circular saw
+  more lol

This is what I am interested in I spoke to the company the other week
I told him what I wanted to do and everything and what I wanted and he recommend the Nested base which comes with everything I want on it!
http://www.multicam.com/eng/Products/nestedbase.html

JMB,

Have a look at these   http://www.shopbottools.com/  you are more than welcome to see mine working.

Paul
 
CNC Paul said:
jmbfestool said:
mattfc said:
Hi JMB

[/url]  
But I am looking for a minimum size of 8'x4'  I would like a larger one but I can not afford that so as long as it can take 8'x4' sheets of MDF or ply

+ auto 0  for tools
+ auto tool change
+ Vacuum base
+ circular saw
+  more lol

This is what I am interested in I spoke to the company the other week
I told him what I wanted to do and everything and what I wanted and he recommend the Nested base which comes with everything I want on it!
http://www.multicam.com/eng/Products/nestedbase.html

JMB,

Have a look at these   http://www.shopbottools.com/  you are more than welcome to see mine working.

Paul

yo Paul

What price are you talking for these?  The MultiCam Nestedbase is about 63 000 I think cnt remember for sure. 

So a much lower price would be GREAT! lol  I want it to make units so holes to be drilled from above and from the side would be nice for easy assembling.

Whats your setup like?  You got any accessories for it?

Cheers
JMB
 
JMB,

If you are making nested cabinets you cannot do horizontal drilling unless you reposition the panels that require horizontal drilling, that causes problems
with repositioning accuracy.  I produce nested cabinets and use Rafix fittings from Hafele that do not require horizontal drilling.
For pricing check the website for their price list, I have a10 x 5 with two spindles and a drilling head, their tool changer is about £10,000  but was not available when I bought mine.

There are about 7000 Shopbots around the World, even people like Boeing use them for cutting components, also the Shopbot support is second to none.

What size of operation do you have (manpower and workshop size)  ?

Any other question , just ask

Paul
 
what are you planning on towing?

you will be buying a bigger van soon as you will soon get fedup of towing a trailer, ask me how i know [blink] [cool]
 
speed said:
what are you planning on towing?

you will be buying a bigger van soon as you will soon get fedup of towing a trailer, ask me how i know [blink] [cool]

He's planning on towing another van.  JMB's Caravan.
 
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