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I imagine the x31 is a fine machine for many people. Comparing the two machines however is a classic example of getting what you pay for. The x31 is a good machine, the felder is excellent if not the best, with far more features, options, and capabilities. As with any tool, serious people should always get the best they can afford. For some, the extra cost of the felder is worth it, even as amateurs. As a professional, it is most certainly worth it to me even though as a woodworker, money is never floating around. As daunting as the price tag was, I knew the felder was the only smart option for a professional. Sure enough, I'm thrilled with it, even after coming from a shop full of seperate (lesser) machines. Knapp came out after I ordered my machine, and obviously I would have considered it. All I know of it is from their ads and web site. My impression is that while it may be more massive than the felder, it doesn't appear to be as refined. At anyrate, I'd be curious to see one. You should know if you don't already, that felders don't take dadoe blades. Happy mulling, Frits Maas BF741F FB640 What I would like to know, are for those individuals who owned or were |