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Felder sent me their parallel fence for free as part of the thanksgiving promo sale that happened just after I ordered my k700s. My shop layout doesn’t allow me to use the parallel fence in its

I have both and prefer Brian’s. Its lighter and simpler to use. I have the digital version, not sure if Felder makes one or not. The Felder version I have is analog. I still use the Felder as a base

Hey F.O.G. I’m in need of a parallel fence to use with my K700S. ?Unless you make your own, I see only two marketed ones to choose from, Felder’s version vs Lamb’s version. ?I see pros/cons

For what it's worth here is a photo of my A3-31 fence. The outfeed end of the fence is 1/4" off the table. It has to be since it is a machined offset.

I use a magport connector for DC on mine. Switching the DC takes less than 10 seconds--less an issue than dialing the planer table up or down during the conversion.

I did finally figure about the gear lever. All is well, so far, other than the DC hose is a problem until I figure out how to deal with it when changing over to jointing or planeing. Once I get the

I can’t tell from the picture, but I suspect there is enough clearance on the bolts that hold the bracket on the back of that extrusion to loosen and tilt it slightly. I don’t know about Hammer

Where do you buy the versaflo system?

You also plane (thickness) in the opposite direction from jointing. Dummy me actually made this mistake. Once. [email protected]> wrote:

Did you engage the gear lever when planing?

I have the infeed table set down enough to joint as I need. The infeed side of the jointer fence still touches the tabletop.

This caught my attention as I’ve been looking for a wide belt that’s a fit for my shop (therefore 25”). I reached out to Felder rep who said first machines will be in NA Jan 2023 initially

Thanks to all on these great posts and all the information shared. I will be, hopefully, getting my K700 next month. It will have the single phase 4hp, 60 Hz motor. The Felder sales rep. told me that

I just set my A3-31 up last week. I went to check mine just now. Just a thought is your infeed bed set to zero cut , maybe the reason the fence is touching the bed. I know my outfeed side of the fence

I will try to get pictures up this afternoon. I just jointed a board and all is well with that other than a high pitched whistle noise, but when I flipped it over to try to plane that board, it would

That does not sound right.? However, the outfeed end of the fence is a bad reference since it is stepped up by about 1/4 inch to have the necessary clearance for the infeed table when adjusting

Having just completed my own duct work, I’ll second the saw envy. I used a cut-off saw which was more time consuming than a grinder because the pipe wouldn’t fit under the blade, but I think I

Pictures might help with some suggestions. I’m not familiar with the Hammer jointer fence. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I just got me new machine in and am setting it up. The jointer fence sets unlevel, with the infeed end of the fence touching the table, and the outfeed end being roughly 3/8" high off the table. I set