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On Mar 11, 2021 18:49, Patrick Kane <pwk5017@...> wrote: I am under the impression limiters exist to achieve a MAN rating. Not to achieve a MAN rating only, but to be save when used with manual

Not to beat a dead horse but I saw this when I was looking for a saw with longer slider. Until seeing this I thought a lot more space is needed for the PF. Sorry pic is not in good focus. Imran Sent:

Hi Patrick, I plan to use power feeder. Imran Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2021 12:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Safety Cutter Head with Generic Limiter? I am under the

I am under the impression limiters exist to achieve a MAN rating. Do you intend to hand feed the workpieces or run them through with a feeder? Patrick [email protected]> wrote:

Randy, Thanks for the photos. I've never enjoyed having to change to a rip blade from a crosscut blade to rip lumber, so I've kept my old table saw after I got a K700s. But now that I see what you've

I have a nos router spindle that is probably a 424-111 for sale.

Since it will take 4-6 weeks to get a blade set from Felder, I found an Amana cutter that is exact hole pattern and blade thickness. However, their cutterhead is designed without limiters. I have

All: A regular table saw placed just so does interfere with a power feeder for the shaper/router function of a KF. Best, Terry

Never done it on my little Inca 3 wheeler either… and it isn’t the stiffest saw on the planet. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Yes, but that can be more complicated than it’s worth. I have .750 diameter router bits for dados in Melamine (which measures like .740), and then I have a .720 bit for plywood that is undersize.

I like the idea. The Tannewitz table was apparently set where the factory thought it should be and all parts have taper pins and bolts. If I have drift the fence will have to adust. Sent: Thursday,

I agree, on my FB540 Felder I’ve never adjusted drift Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2021 7:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Adding fence to bandsaw? Drift does not exist if the

Another thought... With our saws being as accurate as they are, multiple passes with a regular saw blade should suffice without the need for something dedicated? Bill Bélanger

Get the right sized router bits and your dado’s are one pass. They make bits for full size and undersize of pretty much any thickness. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I think drift of a function of smaller saws that can not properly tension a blade.

My old saws have a footbrake and I'm fine with that. If you run off a vfd you can use it to help with the braking. What I do consider a great safety aid is my saws lock the top wheel and cut the power

David, thanks for the compliment.

? Hi Stephen, Warning on “no dado” was a miss on my part. I used to warn about that regularly but for some reason don’t recall doing so lately. I also have written both 401-136 and 400-136. I

Glen, Great reply & story on totem pole, thankyou. When I find photo I will show what other very important duty I utilise my drill press for. Colin Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Thursday, 4

I have always adjusted my table never the fence and have zero drift... Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/