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Bob, that sounds like a good option - router table function "added" with no additional floor space used. I, too, find that a useful addition and have stopped using my high- speed shaper spindle. I

I have a nice extension table attached to my k700s. I have the perfect place to drop a router lift into it. It's melamine/mdf top. I have a shaper but am finding I have a need for a router table from

Hi David, I see your point for long parts with multiple features like you describe. I will say however, that given the extension on my rip fence gets extended once or twice a year if that, that it

Hi Netanel: You’ve received some excellent responses so far. I think they are all valid and I especially like the suggestion that you need to weigh up the pros and cons of the option. Like the

And another configuration change. I decided to splurge on the K2 power drive

My take: the ability to make repeatable cuts without the need to make spare parts. I sometimes moving back and forth from configurations, so it is nice to be able to repeat it. The measurement line on

I like DRO on Xcut. You get exact repeat, at least as long as you don’t remove the xcut fence or change blade. For trimming, if I can measure the diff with caliper, it is one and done. The criticism

I also remain interested.

Having the digital extension is crucial in our use regularly,KF700SP, doing a lot of entry-door and large table trim/cut work. Most of the need is just enough to pull out the extension in the first

Thanks for your input

Thank you David for the detailed answer. It assures my initial thought. My initial thought was that cuts longer than 72” aren’t that common and are mainly for rough cuts or don’t really require

I’ll answer that with a qualified “no”. I have it, it adds substantial weight to the crosscut fence which compounds the issues of moving the fence to angled positions. It also makes the

I have never used mine except to change the battery. But I’m only a hobbyist. Bill Belanger

For people who have Felder’s DRO on the extension of the xcut fence. Do you find it useful?

Did this ever happen? Still interested if available. [email protected]> wrote:

Mac, can I pick that up when I get your saw? Dave ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, February 7, 2024 11:24 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re:

Hi Mac: I absolutely love it when you share pictures of your shop, and your machines. They really don’t make them like they used to. Not only do I enjoy the nostalgia of looking at commercial

Detail station:Here are a few picks of a small 4” belt sander I re built and modified an old PORTER-CABLE /Engelberg for detail work in my lab. Modifications : Table over direct drive motor . XY

My Dual 51 has a separate motor for feed as it has variable speed feed option. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Hey JP, I too have a 1 year old Dual 51. As the other have said it’s a machine that basically has to be turned off, moved and turned on again to continue working. Lately, I’ve been doing a lot of