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After my last post i though i should had mentioned i have never driven or owned a Mercedes Gullwing or AMG anything of that caliber. Maybe i just dont knw what i dont know? I have been in many top of

There are multiple James answering this thread, but I have the 173, nothing digital on my saw, all cursor and eyeball settings. Sent: Saturday, December 3, 2016 10:17 PM To:

Certainly possible. The Arduino world has lots of breakout boards for wifi and bluetooth, and replacing the wires with these devices could be slick. I'd set this up so each machine has a unique

I would agree with John as long as you can see with magnification as the sacles are you will be with in a few 10 ths of a mm.?It real comes down to being a precise builder.You can have all the fancy

Felders scales and angle marks are extremely accurate on the no options fences and outriggers. If you have an issue with understanding fractions or have bad eyesight then I could see a need. The

The cost of restoring or modifying cars is what led me into rehabbing old machines. Easier and way cheaper. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, December 4, 2016 12:35 PM To:

I figured it was the fact that I'm *not* into cars that lets me spend money on high-quality woodworking tools. :) I have a buddy with a McClaren. Nice car, but the transmission alone costs more than

I agree that the low end Mercedes is not what I'd spend for. I don't use or like half the electronics on any of them and am strictly a buy the large sedan I like to drive the best- and what can be

Hi Imran, Where would you put the accelerometer? One of the pulleys? Any products like that out there? This actually sounds nice. If you need programming support I can help. Regards, Denis >

Nicely done Dan. I have thought of a similar device like Brian mentions but never acted upon it due to lack of time. For me the system has to be wireless for easy instal. My thoughts on machine

I used to be really into German cars. I owned Mostly BMW but also one Audi and one Mercedes. This was ten years ago now. I owned six BMW's in that time all the way from a 318i to a Near new M3. By far

I have precision miter with length compensation. James From: garrisonstuber@... [felder-woodworking] Sent: Sunday, December 4, 2016 1:16 AM To: felder-woodworking@... Reply To:

If you mainly cut sheet goods, and need to cut miter or another angle, then precision miter attachment is what you need, cause EGL or DGL has length limit. Yes, you can easily switch between metric

Felder is no where near Bentley. A few years ago I got an Audi A8L, pretty decked out and felt pretty special. Parked it in a ramp for a Badger game ( only ramp it ever saw ) and thought I had the

A note about the short crosscut fence and use on the 1300 outrigger table: the short fence is not long enough to contact the reference stop on the outrigger table. I had planned on using the short

Hi Julie, nice to read your note, and thanks for the clarification. So I went to my stash of catalogs from Felder (the most recent one I have is 2012) - beginning to wonder if I’d lost my mind. In

David, A couple of points. I have a 2008 KF700SP with 1500 outrigger, F38 power feeder and tilt away bracket.? Due to space constraints I only mount the outrigger when I need it, but I haven't been

I believe that’s a bug in the web site, although it could be peculiar to the KF700. You can get the Precision Indexing System with digital fence on the Kappa 400 - I have it. The pin-shot miter

Interesting. The Felder configurator won't let you pick the digital cross cut option (#171) if you pick the precision miter option with length compensation (#173): 170 Precision miter unit with pin

Glen, The outrigger table options are indeed confusing. Let me try to clarify: The 1300 and 1500 outrigger tables are basically the same except 1300 is 200mm less wide and only works on sliding tables