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That would make a cool base for the Crazy Horse Dolley…. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I thought the same, too nice a chair. You mention FAT table. The heft of these tables was a surprise (for me) at AWFS. FAT 500 scissor members and the rest is massive. I cannot imagine that it is only

I emptied my panel handler cart which made it easy to make a review video for the Shop Carts Panel Handler.? This is the video and is not monetized so I have nothing to gain (or lose) one way or the

I think the chair is too nice for that but my Felder FAT 300 lift table works great for supporting sheet goods. BTW I posted the wrong chair picture, here is the correct one with blue casters. My wife

This has been listed for awhile, posting incase anyone is interested $5900 https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/519965785723119/ Also this rl200 for 6k

Hi David, Good point to bring up. I have a fancy cover comprised of two shops bags, LOL! I put one from each end of the Vario4. They overlap in the middle and the handles go around a wheel or some

I'm replying to the whole group, but I sent a direct private message, prestonvinzant . -- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd (at Shaw Blvd) St Louis, MO 63110 314.772.2167

Nice chair; had to look it up. Wonder if it can do double duty as a crazy horse ? just for supporting the sheet. Just drape the back rest with some of the stick mat used for routing. Perhaps too

I noticed Imran taking care of his PF in another post by wrapping a dust cover around it:? ( #109875 ( /g/felderownersgroup/message/109875 ) ) His pic with what looks like the PF in

Imran, the caster thing is the base of my new Vyper chair whichI got yesterday and have to finish putting it together.

Brandon, Thanks for the clarification. I couldn’t tell from your original post if you were seriously considering NOT getting an outrigger table. You may be imagining a need that isn’t well

???????Hi JP, That is a beautiful saw and looks at home in the nicely done shop. Congratulations and wish you many many years of happy woodworking. BTW, what is the round dolly like

David, thank you for the detailed response. I admit that I am very new to this but I do understand the purpose of the outrigger and crosscut fence and understand their utility. I am keeping them and

Imran, here is a mini reveal, waiting for Felder tech to commission the saw next Tuesday.

I have a 4 year old machine i want to sell. Needs minor repair work, am original owner. Located in houston tx. 15k 3 phase 10 hp format 4 dual 51.

Obviously, the photos were stripped out by the forum software. Not sure why. Here are the important ones - if they come through this time. do NOT recommend using the outrigger mobility cart with the

The idea of a long sliding table saw without an outrigger and long crosscut fence (if that’s what you are suggesting) makes little sense to me. You’d be creating an orphan that would be impossible

Brandon, You may find this post useful /g/felderownersgroup/message/109871 BTW, Brian has mentioned in the sane thread that he does not recommend removing the stop and use the base as

Thanks for clarifying those things. The bottom line is that if you have currents varying by 20-50% between phases when running any one of several different motors and while there are no other loads at

I have a VFD wired to my 18.5kw sander. I had to hire an industrial electrician to do it, as there are 3 different motors within the machine. the purpose of the VFD is to limit the inrush current to