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Yea when I was there you could have eaten off the floor.

basically all you need to do is to enlarge the hole in the shaper hood to allow the threaded rod from the Aigner mounting stud to fit. You can see (if the pictures made it) the mounting stud can

David, I so how want to know how your shop is always so clean, if i dont do anything in mine it gets dirty. Is there a hidden secret you have. Glen

I bought the KF700 that they had on the floor. Pretty much the far end of the spectrum from your machine. :) Pretty sure Liz will be happy to have more time to deal with other clients. I am really

Thanks David. I think I will skip Option 173. It sounds from your description to be more of a challenge to use it. I also don't see if I will need it for any future project. Although now that I stated

Mark, which machine(s) are you purchasing? I'm just curious. :) ---In felder-woodworking@..., <mfsta2lt@...> wrote : Liz should have more time to help you as soon as she gets my machine

Thanks a David, I kinda figured the only reason to remove it was the need for additional space. I could see this situation in my shop much like yours. However the prospect of needing or wanting to

Very good point. I learn something new every day! The upshot is you can always add it later if your workflow would benefit. The extension on the other hand looks to be factory only. I briefly looked

Does it do any harm leaving the slider fully extended for say a few days at at time? Would it droop under its own weight to a point that it would affect normal usage afterwards? Stephen

There is an advantage in my workflow to having a second digital stop on the main part of the fence. I routinely set up to cut parts that are all x by y dimension and having a second stop means I can

Exactly Glen. Here’s what my shop looks like when I’m in build it mode: https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/39611415572/in/dateposted/

Patrick, I remove the outrigger table when I need the additional circulation room in my shop. When building a kitchen for instance, after I cut the material, I’ll remove the outrigger table so I

My guess is for people that are tight on space, In my case I don't expect to need to remove it as I have plenty of space however I might see the need to take it off if im going to do a lot of straight

I did, and I don’t believe it. His feeder may be tied into the main power switch on the Profil, but I don’t see how the feeder can be configured to power on when the spindle motor is actuated.

You don’t have to have a 49” rip fence to cut to the center of a 4x8 panel, but you do need to have the overhead support post at the 49” position (which is how my Kappa is configured). I have

Not my thread but may I ask why one would want to remove the outrigger table and fennec on a slider. I don’t have as much experience ona slider as manynhere so maybe Im missing something. I have

Many of the members here gave the same advice when I bought my KF700s in December 2016. I followed 95% of it, and I wish I had followed more. Had this group not existed, I would have serious buyers

David, Did you read Lucky’s post about his feeder starting and stopping with the spindle? Joe in New Orleans

SW, If you are going to make windows with your KF700 and you are want to cut large tenons with cutters larger than 220mm you will run into some problems. To run 300mm cutters on my F700z shaper I had

This is confusing to me. How do you get the Comatic feeder to automatically start running when power is applied to it? If I start my Comatic feeder, unplug it, then plug it back in, it powers back up