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I follow Ramon on Instagram and he posted the ZCI he made for his Hammer saw. ?He then decided to sell them. ?I had a few inserts left over from a C3-41 that I sold and ?they fit my CF-531 so I

No I didn’t, I’ve been made aware more than once that the K500 Pro is a glorified Hammer K3 with an X-Roll table, so it fit just fine ?

Hi JP, I saw he offers ZCI for K3. Did you contact them to find out if they make one for your saw or is it on website and I am not seeing it? Imran

you paid $65? for that? ?I made a fixture for my router table ? and? a stack of some blanks? and can crank 'em? out any time I need one. I submit you can do the same and? you won't be paying

Thanks for the info, I order one for my K500 Pro this Wednesday and got it today and just finished installing it. Nice product from Ramon Valdez Furniture, think I will be ordering another one.

These are good points. Indeed, figuring out how to hold down little stuff is a challenge, and I am re-purchasing a new saw to do some of the smaller partial-sheet work that you mention because some

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I second that CNC routers are awesome for cutting stuff - save one huge problem - fixturing. As in, holding down the parts to be cut. If you are cutting full sheets all the time on the CNC, it's a

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I think that given enough space and money, gargantuan separate machines are hard to argue against. For most of us though, one constraint or the other hits and sacrifices are necessary. I picked up a

I was in your boat a few years ago.? At the time I had a Powermatic 66 with a fancy Incra fence setup and an Excaliber slider.? It worked but at the time I kept eyeing the Laguna TSS slider.?

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Yea I’m Deff gonna pass on that model. Don’t mind a few years old but that’s little to old for my liking. I priced out a new KF700 with the 9am slider.... 14 large for the package deal. I guess

Wait for a 2005 or later machine with X-Roll sliding table. I owned the same model KF700 and it worked, but was crude and troublesome in comparison to a newer X-Roll model. David Best

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It’s not an S-chassis, so 78” slider or shorter. The early VFD driven machines were itty-bitty motors, 2.2kw, so about 3hp. VFD is easy to purchase, but wiring one in with all the safety stuff

At the very least, the buyer or seller should find out what the replacement vfd costs and if available. People with know how on vfd wiring could probably replace and rewire but without that knowledge,

CJ I'd steer clear of that machine. Both 2001 KF700's in my shop have had vfd trouble. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

Per the label, it has 3 phase motor. Felder did provide a static converter around this time, which means you can run the machine on single phase but will only get 2/3 of the name plate power. This