I would call GF tech support on that one.

John

Looks a lot like an ominjig setup so you could youtube thos videos and start there maybe.

I am sure a 4212 owner will chime in and be more helpful.

Treat it the same as any other solid piece of wood the FJ connects the end to an end and there is little movement that way

you could screw it but I would make the center the rigid point and use slotted holes for the rest.

or just use z clips and forget about it forever. They are way faster to install

JME

Joe

That saw was actually better built than I expected.
You've got to hand it to Festool. They've successfully marketed a $150.00 saw to the public for $1000.00.

Last year I made purchases from the sale in mid-October

Looking forward to seeing some of your work. Good to have another with McNaughton experience hanging out here. I bought one a couple months ago and haven't had a chance to figure it out yet. Welcome aboard!!

Absolutely beautiful work, Cloudy!! Your works keeps getting better and better!!!! The copper inlay really punches it up!!!

Do you plan to do any firearms in the future??

Too

Is there a sub panel in the shop where the bandsaw is?

I don't like the rigged up converters like that personally. You would need to be very careful with circuit selection and wiring sizing.

You start buying larger tools its time to invest in a propery wired and sized 220V circuit or two.

fine sandpaper wrapped around a dowel works pretty well, and it's cheap. Alternatively, you could buy a cone waterstone (Amazon, Woodcraft, LV, etc) and if you really want to go fancy, you could buy the DMT Wave sharpening plate.