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yes. its an interesting design... Believe it or not, SCM asked almost 2000 Euro for this feeder support, because I upgraded to a overhead display, I didnt want to pay 2000 Euro for a feeder support,

Has anybody made the leap to buy a Kappa 590? There has been some threads where they're mentioned as a "want". If anybody has purchased one, how long have you had it and what do you think now? Cheers

[image: Resized_20210515_102822.jpeg] Thank you - Indeed, that is the piece I need. Kit comes with a series of stamped steel plates instead, so I guess I need to find out if there's a different kit

Jeff, Are you missing this bolt-on piece to mount the safety bars (top view pic - bolt on part circled)? It has been so long that I no longer remember if I got this (bolt on piece) with machine or

Just received a brand new F900z, and am beyond frustrated. One issue at a time. I ordered the safety bar kit from felder shop prior to receiving machine. They have 2 options for mounting, according to

Well, in my case, yes. I had to rotate the PF 180 deg from as shown in pic. First I thought it was empty as I could see a shaft right below but then I realized the oil was really clear. I did not need

Hi Imran, Thank you for the link. My search failed to find this message:(( To check oil level, probably I need to position wheel unit with this "T" bolt up, is this correct? Thanks again, Ed.

I have several Japanese pullsaws which have the advantage of replaceable blades. For smaller work, I suggest Zona saws. They seem to be part of the College of the Redwoods/Krenov School curriculum for

Felder told me to expect an oil leak if I leave the “holder” folded down on a saw/shaper to use the saw, so you don’t have a defective unit.

Hi Eduard, /g/felderownersgroup/message/115161 The link above shows the seal for the oil chamber for Vario4. My manual shows many other PFs but not your model. So look for a similar

I just noticed in the shop today that I have a 372, like Taylor said it is a nice saw… Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Hi all, I was moving my shop for a last 4-5 month and during all this time Felder feeder S-308 was lying on it side, on the pallet. Now after putting it on machine, I see oil dripping from it on the

You can use a non flush cut saw but they will gouge the wood surface due to their offset teeth. The flush cut saw has no offset and does not damage the surface much if at all. Taylor Donsker

Thanks again for all the feedback. I was not looking for a flush cut saw but if the rip/xcut also worked as one that would have been a bonus. Anyhow, now I have details on the flush cut as well ?

Congrats Albert. What a beautiful machine. When you ordered, I was able to find a video (or maybe you had shared one) that showed how the sliding table on the side worked. That was fun to watch.

And available at walmart https://www.walmart.com/browse/home-improvement/hand-saws/gyokucho/1072864_1031899_1067609_1067745/YnJhbmQ6R3lva3VjaG8ie

"Will Felder ever make a spindle moulder like this?" Well that question is moot for you. Congrats? on the new toy

While I personally agree with the sliding table configuration you specify Albert, I would guess Felder's retort would be the ability to add outriggers and crosscut fences to their sliding table

Here is my flush cut saw: https://www.woodcraft.com/products/japanese-kugihiki-flush-cutting-hand-saw?via=573621f469702d06760016cd%2C57641cd569702d65930009cc%2C57c7304169702d597e0019bf I previously

Hi Imran, I second Taylor's recommendation of the Gyokucho's Here's a video by David Barron in which he does a run down of various models and their features and applications. I even hit a hidden nail