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Michael, I have 3 phase 7.5HP KF700SP with a 9 foot slider. Before I placed the order back in March, I also got advice from David Best. I took all the advice from David Best regarding the machine

My KF700S (circa 2013) has single phase motors. When I first replied to you I assumed that option was still available, but did not look at the current specifications to check. Sent: Saturday, December

My K700S has the separate motors and adjustment at any height but were only available with 3 phase, ?don't know if this has changed since 2010. Just on a side note, I always run my blades at full

I have a KF700S with (I guess) the precision miter system (it keeps the ruler on the fence reading accurately as you change angles—but only for the designated “standard” angles). I make a lot of

Wow, my manual has a trianglar "planer" fence (which I have) and a "tablesaw fence" (which I don't have). Are you all saying neither are good? Does that go for the current fences? Assuming they could

Michael, I have the separate scoring unit and it raises and lowers its own trunnion assembly very nicely. Stays aligned beautifully. It was worth the few bucks more. John ~ John ~ H&H Woodworking

Very informative, Dan. Thanks for posting. Now if we could just find a resident e. engineer to do the same on adapting a vfd to some US RL models... :)

So I'm working on finalizing my order for a KF700 S Pro with a 10 foot slider and the 1500mm outrigger. I've gotten some excellent advice from David Best. David noted that in his experience the

On my KF700SP I use the following. 300mm x 100T Tenryu 300mm x 48T Tenryu 300mm x 28T Tenryu 300mm x 100T Silent Power 300mm x 48T Silent Power 300mm x 28T Silent Power 250mm x 48T Silent Power (Much

I've had nothing but good results from the SilentPower line.

Dan, Very cool design. I assumed with the arduino it would be a simple matter of more i/o and you could do whatever you wanted. I have been kicking around a blast gate design and just had no real idea

Great job. I struggled with that whole remote start thing for my RL. Took a long look at the Penn State device and opened up my RL electrical panel and decided that I needed a less technical solution.

Hammer's fence sucks. Floppy, deflects like crazy, won't stand up to wear, seems like it was designed by an adolescent on bring your kid to work day. It's sad really because they put a lot of work

Thanks Brian. No current intent or plans to sell these, but never say never. With this approach, scaling to multiple ports and machines would be easy. While mine is set up for one input channel (saw)

Brian, I think a PLC is a solution for doing what you want to do. Joe in New Orleans

Cost me about $65 in electrical components (includes some spares), but the PCB was the expensive part at $54. For the PCB boards, costs plummet with volume, but I only purchased 2. Dan

http://vsctools.com/shop/euro-2-tsquare/ I made a version of this on my own design using cams and bearings to lock the fence but this one is quite nice The Wood Whisperererer guy has a review Here:

I'm using Tenryu blades.. Really nice blades. [felder-woodworking] <felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

Or is Dan selling them? Nice job and way above my pay grade when it comes to electronics. My only question is the way I see it this only works on one machine and a specific function? I would like a

General rule of thumb after dry for interior woodwork, 6 to 7 % expect 1/16" of movement per ft Across the grain. Assuming proper construction techniques are used. mac,,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac