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Mike, The FB710 is about 51.5" deep from back of the spine column to the edge of the cast iron table, which is 33 x 27.5 inches with you standing at the infeed side.? Table height is about 36".?

I get that David's response was tongue in cheek as was mine but I thought in a group such as this the methods to prevent drift would be well known. This what I do......... Install the widest blade you

I would not use tape from another brand, the pole spacing could be different. I have the banding, and currently sell it for $90 per meter ($27.50 approx. per foot). I’m running low, so will have to

Willis, Do you have the parts diagrams book? If not call Felder with S/N and they should be able to provide you with a soft copy. Same goes for the manual if you did not get one. They may also be able

Thanks David, I got your message and tried to email you back direct with no success, but I will give you a call tomorrow to talk if you have time. Glen Alpine Moulding and Millwork Inc. Mail: P.O. Box

Hello, I wondered whether anybody in the group has experience whether the magnetic tapes that come with Fiama F7s are interchangeable with other manufacturers.? The last time I bought from Joe Slovak

I'm a new owner of a 1999 KF7F, I won it at an auction, all I know is that for the last 8 years its been stored in a shop unused. I've got a number of questions about getting it set up they way I

I have the earlier 600 and my spring bottoms out well before getting to 25k-30k. It does not provide the recommend 25k-30k that morse recommends for the 1" carbide blade I have. But it cuts pretty

Thanks Jonathan. Imran

On Mar 11, 2021 18:49, Patrick Kane <pwk5017@...> wrote: I am under the impression limiters exist to achieve a MAN rating. Not to achieve a MAN rating only, but to be save when used with manual

Not to beat a dead horse but I saw this when I was looking for a saw with longer slider. Until seeing this I thought a lot more space is needed for the PF. Sorry pic is not in good focus. Imran Sent:

Hi Patrick, I plan to use power feeder. Imran Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2021 12:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Safety Cutter Head with Generic Limiter? I am under the

I am under the impression limiters exist to achieve a MAN rating. Do you intend to hand feed the workpieces or run them through with a feeder? Patrick [email protected]> wrote:

Randy, Thanks for the photos. I've never enjoyed having to change to a rip blade from a crosscut blade to rip lumber, so I've kept my old table saw after I got a K700s. But now that I see what you've

I have a nos router spindle that is probably a 424-111 for sale.

Since it will take 4-6 weeks to get a blade set from Felder, I found an Amana cutter that is exact hole pattern and blade thickness. However, their cutterhead is designed without limiters. I have

All: A regular table saw placed just so does interfere with a power feeder for the shaper/router function of a KF. Best, Terry

Never done it on my little Inca 3 wheeler either… and it isn’t the stiffest saw on the planet. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Yes, but that can be more complicated than it’s worth. I have .750 diameter router bits for dados in Melamine (which measures like .740), and then I have a .720 bit for plywood that is undersize.

I like the idea. The Tannewitz table was apparently set where the factory thought it should be and all parts have taper pins and bolts. If I have drift the fence will have to adust. Sent: Thursday,