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I use an American Rotary ADX10 Rotary Phase converter and am happy with it. Mark Foster

Heard back from a guy in PA selling a kf700 Its from 2000. He wants $4500. I think I’m gonna wait till a little bit of a newer model comes along. he said he runs it on single phase and something

I have the 98" slider and it can rip a 4x8 sheet lengthwise without issue. It's nice to have 9' to do that cut but it can indeed be done with the smaller length and with the crosscut fence attached as

My shop is 275” long, i have the 110” slider you need about 127” from the center line of the arbor to the end of the handle on the slider to change blades, about 37” to the wall in the other

After looking at the Shop Fox W1812 moulder, I am curious about cost saving.? If one factors in tooling, machine, hardware, and material costs, is there significant saving in making your own

My garage is tiny. I have a combo machine with a 9' table. I have it positioned to be within 3" of rear wall when table is all the way back. I can change blades etc... If I want to cut a full sheet I

If you can’t use the tire range of the slider you may not be able to access the blade as the slider has to be pushed fully to one end for access. Joe in New Orleans

Ah, I'd not considered changing blades.? That's a deal-breaker for sure.

My garage is 21 feet long. I have the 9’ table K400. It fits Mac’s clamps, the outrigger fence and will cut an 8’ sheet of plywood when I open the garage door. Living in southern Arizona that is

You have to be able to move the sliding table to its extreme ends in both directions to change main saw and scoring saw blades. Felder can provide you with a PDF drawing that documents all the

The fit means you can use the full travel of the slider in your workshop. For example, I have a 9' KF700, it just works for my 22 feet deep double car garage. If you want to cut the 4x8 length wise,

First time poster, jumping in because I am in a similar situation. I've seen lots of advice to get the biggest slider you can fit.? That makes sense to me.? My question is exactly what you guys mean

Just a couple of thoughts from me, promise: Get the longest length slider your space + budget allows, regardless of new or used or with / without special features. I think Hammer machines and other

One KF on woodweb: https://www.woodweb.com/exchanges/machinery/posts/525408.html I see an older BF6 in Kansas City and CF731S in Mesa, AZ. I posted link for CF731S earlier. Imran

Here is the link for used machines sold by Felder. There are no saws or saw/shapers at the moment. https://www.world4machines.com/en-us Imran

I’m siding with a lot of others here on FOG in suggesting you look for a used KF700 in good condition and vintage 2005 or later (X-Roll). If you find one you’re interested in, I’m sure there are

I purchased a used KF700S for $7K about 3 weeks ago.? Just a data point with respect to used. ? I'm not afraid of used machines; I have a '47 Unisaw, '58 Moak bandsaw and 30's Yates jointer which

I’ve always wanted a JMP. Not sure I’ll pull the trigger, but what the heck!

Best to call Felder and make sure that you won’t also need a different outrigger. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Definitively mine is on the smaller side, Anyone know if I would be able to find a used K700 crosscut fence to buy somewhere? Bill