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The Felder level table saws (K500, K700, etc) all use low voltage wire that is ultimately connected to the saw chassis (i.e. ground).? The following thread explains a bit on how it's done:

I bought the Felder overhead guard.? Coming from a cabinet saw with the old Excalibur overhead guard/dust collector, the performance is much the same.? Overhead dust collection is good and it

I have the overhead guard on my KF700sp. As you probably know, I hate the changeover between the saw and the shaper. I bet money that Martin will never make a saw/shaper combo. But I do like the

Before I sold my KF I had the https://www.thesharkguard.com/ for it and it worked fine. Dave Davies

Hi John, After researching and asking around about the Felder overhead guard, many of your listed thoughts are why I’ve decided to live without it. ??? Thx, Wade

John, that's a good list of things to think about. The Suva design might answer several of the points, perhaps with a hinged side (held down by rare earth magnets) to be able to check blade height and

Thanks Tom, there are some very useful drawings and photos on that link but the price is over ?1,500 /1800USD which is "rather a lot" (British understatement) for a relatively simple device. Dave (in

This sounds like an interesting project. I have the Felder overhead guard, and like it but would change a couple of things if I could. I’ll throw these out just for ideas: First, the Felder guard is

Scallops with tersa are right angle Scallops with helical inserts are length wise or 90 to tersa Both have their advantages just depends on what u do. In A hobby shop like mine traditional hand set 2

I upgraded a Powermatic 8” jointer to a Terminus (Teresa copy) and ran that for a couple of years. I found the Terminus knives to dull quickly but they were easy to change. I use hardwood

Thanks for the details David; I see where they are coming from. I'm wholly in agreement about the hardwired stop function-in my mind this is a code requirement (or at least how I typically interpret

Hi Dave, If you can get the overarm frame in place, you'd be well positioned to take advantage of the SUVA 91 guard: https://www.scosarg.com/suva-s91-narrow-circular-saw-guard-complete -- Tom Gensmer

Hi Jay, Lucky man to be in that position. I don't have any experience with Tersa, other than my moulder guy loves them on his Weinig. I think one big advantage is how quickly you can change knives,

Jay, I recently replaced the cutterhead of my Martin T41 with a Byrd Shelix head. I'm very happy with the cut quality. I have no doubt that the Martin cutterhead is as good or better than the Byrd. I

Hi, I am upgrading to Martin T45 and T54 machines looking for advice on cutterheads. Tersa or carbide insert? Jay Bowen Cleveland

I'm starting to put-together ideas for an overhead crown saw?guard to replace the one that attaches to the riving knife and would appreciate seeing what others have - whether commercial or DIY. I'll

Thus Spoke Zarathustra !!! David Best - via mobile phone

Since we have a lack of replies here, I'm publishing the response from Felder technical support: " A 1 ph motor will most definitely sound different while starting, stopping, and running than a 3ph

David, I am pretty sure Joe was talking about chassis mounted on/off switches. I shared in response to comment suggesting that high voltage control switches are no longer used. Also to clarify that it

Is that a chassis-mounted switch or a remote on/off switch? My comment was related to remote STOP switch. David Best DBestWorkshop@... https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/