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Check out the “Band Saw Clinic with Alex Snodgrass” on youtube. I was skeptical at first but basically he is saying that you adjust the fence by rotating the table rather than skewing the fence.

Hello all, I am hoping the forum can?clarify a few points on bandsaws I was unable to locate. Let’s please set aside dragging in other brands and the 540 model since Lucky is going to convince

Thanks all. I enjoyed the shop photos of dual saws. Hmm, that's kind of a bummer, I might not have bought the saw if I'd known it was not dado compatible. I falsely assumed that since the new machines

I have never found that to be the case, and I've been setting up bandsaws a long time. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612 432-2765

We have the Porter Cable lock mortiser in our shop. It's a beast of a thing, and sort of awkward to use. It gets the job done right though. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling

Well, that was certainly illuminating.

Drift does not exist if the saw is set up correctly and then the need for the fence to have adjustment for drift goes away.

Looks mighty fine Randy ? Imran

you mean like this Imran?

I still like the idea of having something ready to use w/o any setup. If I had a cabinet saw prior to buying Felder, I would do it like Randy has in a heart beat considering you don’t get much for

For mortise lock installations, this would be another option. I think Porter Cable used to have something similar. Not inexpensive, but cheaper than damaging an expensive entry door.... I would think

Brian, Brilliant! ? Bill Bélanger

Cripes… just use end mills or router bits in the high speed spindle. I’ve done it that way for years. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Stephen, BTW, a domestic saw placed at the outfeed of KF or a saw only machine works really well as a dado saw and really does not take much extra space. Imran

Stephen, I have 2002 KF700 and it takes as Brain said 400-136 router spindle which IIRC is for 1990-2007 machines. I could not find a P/N on my router spindle. With S/N of machine Felder can confirm

First, a year 2000 machine won’t do dado’s, so 1 and 2 are no. 3. yes, 4. no, 5. haven’t used them, but they should work. 6. maybe, it should be possible, but you’ll have to customize a zero

Hi all - I am negotiating the purchase of an older KF700 (year 2000). I realize that my typical joinery/grooving/rabbeting techniques with a US style dado blade set on a 5/8 arbor are going to need to

AJ, It makes a lot of sense for a business to go for commissioning for reasons you cited and also because a business should recoup the cost, otherwise it is a bad investment. I do not know business

I believe worse thing now a days, that is common, is resins and glues. With wider machines, I think, the likelyhood of processing glued boards goes up even for a hobby WW. Imran

I was glad that I chose to have my saw commissioned.? I have no doubt I could have worked through the commissioning on my own, but it would have taken me significantly more time (as a business, I