No problem, like Michael said you may need one on the inside to push the stack out a little depending so check your clearance?
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On Jun 5, 2021, at 8:43 PM, Bill White <william2652@...> wrote:
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Thanks Mark,
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I appreciate the help.? Now I can tighten the dado set and make my first dado!
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Bill
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Yes the spacers are to make up the difference so you can tighten up the flange, also like Bill showed the smaller flange is for the dado?
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Hi there,
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First time using my dado set up on my Felder 2016 KF700S and I could use some help so I am reaching out to the smart folk on the FOG.
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I have removed the saw blade and the spacer behind the blade. ?I only have the 12-19 dado set.? I have 1 each of 2, 3, and 4mm spacers.? I wish to cut a 12mm slot so I am not adding any spacers between the cutters since that is the smallest
dado the set will make.?
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When I put, for lack of knowledge, the lock-nut and allen bolt on the dado set to tighten it, the cutters are loose and no matter how I tighten the bolt they stay loose. I put the 4mm spacer on the outside of the dado set and then installed
the locknut and allen bolt and it tightened right up.
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My question is, do I need to place a spacer on the outside of the cutters between the lock-nut and the cutters?? Without the spacer, the cutters are loose.? I wasn¡¯t sure if the spacers are the right ones as I received them with the saw
when I purchased the machine.? I bought the dado set used and it did not come with any spacers.?
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Here are some pictures showing what I¡¯m doing just to be clear as possible. Sorry if they show too large.
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I just want to make sure I¡¯m doing this right before I crash and burn.? Actually, so I don¡¯t crash and burn, LOL!
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Thanks for your help and kind guidance.
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Warmly,
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Bill
SoCal
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Figure 1Picture of the dado cutter without locknut
Figure 2 - The spacers and the lock-nut I am using
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Bill White
SoCal
Felder KF700S - Hammer A3 -41, Festools, & Way too much stuff I don't use
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Bill White
SoCal
Felder KF700S - Hammer A3 -41, Festools, & Way too much stuff I don't use
