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The Hammer k3 and Felder extrusions are not the same. The hammer k3 unit is much less stout and requires a completely different zero clearance. There is a maker on Etsy that may help. He is also

Not the same unless they recently have changed the fences. The K700 fence measures 72mm x 70mm. Brian Lambblamb11@...

Hello Jonny, Unfortunately the extrusions are not the same, and the dimensions of the hole in the middle are different, too. Mi?elis Vindavs <schneider.jonny@...> wrote:

Eyeballing it, they appear similar, but always hard to know for sure. I want to 3D print a part that fits in the K700 fence extrusion—a zero clearance insert.

Hello Netanel, This one has worked for me. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1285949 You'll need to use openSCAD to customize it for your dimensions, but it's fairly simple. If you need any help, let

Thanks. The Felder adapter isn't that good, It is 120mm ID, so I would need a short section of hose to connect it to the Aigner port. (doable but ugly) I do have a 3D printer and I thought to print

https://www.felder-group.com/en-us/shop/quick-couplings-sc125884/reduction-with-quick-connector-sp125891 Or ask fellow FOG member Bill Belanger to print you one. He has a shop on Etsy:

Yahoo, free parts. Do you have any recommendations on a reducer from 140mm to 120mm so I can put on the aigner bowmoulder? 3D printer part would be the best. Also a place to buy a 80mm hose. I bought

I could be wrong, but I believe those parts are related to the tenoning hood assembly. Actually, they look like they are for the Hammer tenoning plate/hood

One more question. with the tenoning plate I got the following hardware. From what I see it isn’t needed. Am I right?

I had used the same machine for many years. It’s a good machine for its class. The “owners manual” is simply an exploded parts list diagram. No words whatsoever on how the machine functions.

PK, I have no idea what he thinks. I told him I am talking about the swing away on the Profil. He told me he will send me some pictures in the morning but he didn’t. How did you install the swing

Netanel, I almost spit out my drink at your last sentence.? Does he think you have a combo machine? So the power feed mount has no piston to support it on a profil 45z x-motion.? On the KF700 with a

Thanks, Cornelius! The tech was here earlier and removed the MDF strip. I had no idea it was there. He has much of the assembly done, and will be back tomorrow to finish. He was looking for a forklift

PK: Thank you for clarifying that. I found that part rolling around on the floor of the pallet when I received my F900z. No one seemed to know what it was for, so it's been in a drawer for the last 3

Hi Jeff, I endorse your plan to go with an "M" machine (solid cast iron table), as opposed to a "Z" (sliding table). The solid cast iron table will give you more options in terms of jigs/accessories,

Thanks everyone. PK, I attached the knob like you have on your machine, what is wired is why two of us have this part, but Larry doesn't. I got a permission from Felder to open to electrical box to

Given your stated requirements, I would encourage you to look closely at the Profil 45M - not the X-motion version. This way you get a much more robust shaper hood that can be tilted back and away,

Hi all, As I'm not getting any younger I need to sell some machines that aren't getting much use and taking up space. I bought this machine, the Houfek HB900 from Adwood at the IWF around 2006. It's

What to buy? I am looking to upgrade my secondary shaper to compliment the awesomeness of my 3 year old F900z. I find the slider on the existing machine is wonderful for end work, but I want the full