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How good are the aftermarket DRO? It looks like a Wixey is $120 for a fence. The Wixey I put on my thicknesses is pretty accurate. -- John Hinman Boise ID Not a Felder Owner yet - expecting K700S in

I am trying to determine the value of a 2010 AD-741. ?It has the standard Felder blades, and has seen less than average hobbyist use. I have recently upgraded, and need the room. I originally paid

Pretty sure this is what I used to replace mine.

The shot pin indexing affair on my 2001 machine is dead on for the 45? settings. But, if I was doing a picture frame and wanted dead on joints, I’d probably pull out the indicator, only takes a few

Buy a new scale for the rip fence, inch/metric per your preference. Replace the Felder one and then see where you are. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I cannot imagine anyone in business can afford to put a dial indicator every time, when they make a miter. I can see it for a very special piece but not routinely. Do I have it wrong? Sure, many pros

David, Mark, & Brian… I figured out my DRO on the large cross cut fence. It’s dialed in and now I’m confident it’s cutting a know quantity. I know it’s baby steps, but I want to learn this

I feel like we need some new Felder Swag: "It's 11 o'clock . . . do you know where your dial indicator is?"

Derek and Speedrrracer, thanks for sharing your experiences comparing SS style sliders with Hammer sliders, I appreciate the time you guys put into it. I think Sawstop makes the best cabinet saw on

Here's my version I made shortly after getting my K3 last year. Cork was used for the non slip material on the faces.

Same here. David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/ https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/

Brian, Lol, I know I need to just keep my roll up tape measure for out on the job sites only. I’m a newby, and this is a learning curve to say the least. It did occur to me late last night, wait I

I keep a dial indicator on a stand handy at all times, sits on top of one of my roll aways. Setting the fence to the blade is always going to give you some error, unless your set up tool allows for

Hi Max Yes outrigger on the lead edge on K975. Jason, I believe has 2 KF700s. My K975 has no indexing for angles. My 2002 KF700 is now shaper use only but I bought it with 2m slider w/o outrigger .

Hi Shawn The San Diego Fine Woodworking Association has a woodworking shop for exclusive use by its members.? One of the table saws is a Sawstop with the slider, so I've used it (or tried to) for

Brian, I definitely do not want to bring a dial indicator out every time I need to set to 45. Yes, my statement was not the best but I had mentioned earlier that I want something quick and to me

Unless I am missing something Imran you have the same set up as Jason ,, outrigger on the lead edge martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell

Your statement makes no sense. You use the square to set the angle of the fence, using a dial indicator on a stand to indicate the one edge. The blade has nothing to do with it. Once the fence is at

Hey guys, Anybody interested? I’m moving and I really don’t want to move this if I’m going to replace it for a bigger machine at the other end. This is perfect for a small shop. Maybe we can

Thanks Branden and many others for the ideas. I had good luck with my same small precision 45 yesterday (posted pics in redpo as to Brian). So I think a larger 45 may just speed up the process. I plan