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It is my understanding that Teknatool is reorganizing, and will no longer be selling through retailers (Woodcraft, Rockler, Grizzly, etc...), and in the future will be direct to consumer. -- Tom

Aaron, I have both but was referring to the Euro guard.? The pork chop guard is a piece of junk. Steve

Stan, I'm neither a hobbyist, nor in a small shop but I can offer you the perspective of someone who is fortunate enough to have all of the configurations you are considering. Our shop is 40x100, a

Thanks David for clarifying the outrigger options. I know one member who bought a used KF700 with 1100 outrigger and it did not have the 90 deg stops as shown in the pic below but he was able to add

Thanks, Jonathan. Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Hello all, I'll try not to repeat most of the excellent points already made here, but I had similar considerations, so I wanted to share my experience—and add another voice encouraging you to go as

Stan, The 1100 outrigger tables for the Hammer line is a totally different beast from the 1100/1300/1500 for the K500 and K700 series. It’s much lighter weight and attaches to the Hammer sliding

This makes a lot of sense and actually explains why the 1300mm Hammer fence shares the option code with the larger outrigger fence on Felders and not with the 1300mm fence. Despite how heavy and

Imran, this one reference's off the slider. Kindest Regards Jonathan Samways www.fineinteriorwoodwork.com www.richardmartinwindows.com *Este mensaje se dirige exclusivamente a su destinatario y

Here are some clarifications. The KF500 utilizes the X-Roll sliding table, so the bolt-on items (outrigger tables, crosscut fences, butt-bar, edging shoe, clamps, etc) that apply to the KF700 also

Hi Stan, As a reference, here is a picture of what my K700S unit looks like in my garage (which is exactly 20 x 20).? I have the 1500 outrigger and the full size 1250mm rip area.? The machine is

Hi Stan, The outrigger glides along the length of the slider with unlocking of one kip lever. So you don’t need to retract the slider all the way to make a cut. On my 10’ slider, I routinely have

For downsizing, I know that Albert downsize his slider. He mostly use his slider as a giant miter saw and he has the 2.2m slider. Stan, When I am not using the oturigger, I remove it and put it on

Couldn't resist adding my 2 cents. Note that I am fairly new and only got my CF741 SP 18 months ago. Although you are going with a Saw/Shaper only, there is a lot of commonality with combination

Hi Stan: You are thinking well, and I appreciate your openness to a lot of conflicting opinions given here. Respect. In answer to some of your follow-up questions/observations. 20’ shop length is

Stan, I have a Hammer B3 Perform, which is basically the largest of the Hammer saws, with a slider length of 2500mm and an integrated shaper. It’s an excellent machine for a hobbyist like me, and

Thank you gentlemen, this is excellent feedback. I suspected that the table length is a controversial topic and I did read the advice to buy the longest table one can fit. My shop is 20'x10' once I

yes, it should fit in the $19 flat rate box.

USPS Flat Rate Box would work for that

ok, great. ?I can fit it into a 10" x 12" x 6" box, and it weighs 16 pounds.