Could it go to the parallel guide on the end that goes into the fence? I already boxed up the fence rod exstension rod inside.? I took everything apart and put the pieces in a baggie.

Hello, I am in the middle of selling things and have been taking some items apart to make it easier to pack for shipping. I found this on the ground and am trying to identify what thing it goes to so I can put it in the proper box.

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It is about 24.8mm x 35.5mm at the outer curves and about 1mm thinck with a small solid round cylinder in the middle. The cylinder must fit into a hole in order to keep it in place.

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Your help is much appreciated. John

Sorry for the delayed response!

The ShopSabre is a fully loaded 23 (30"x40"). ?Indexing lathe option, OptiLaser with quick connect dock, 2KW Italian Spindle, 3D copy probe, etc.

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I will definitely post up here when I decide to sell the A3-31. ?Right now I'm trying to move the big stuff so I can get some of my shop space back.

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Check you safety switches. They might be causing the motor not receiving power. Check emo stops as well as latches on shaper belt hatch/saw slide. It should be halfway between up and down.

I am selling my 2023 Felder K 700 sliding table saw that is in exceptional condition. ?I ordered it new from Felder DE and have sparingly used it in my home shop in Wyomissing PA (Eastern PA). ?I thoroughly like the function and quality of this saw, but I am trying to make more space in my small shop, and seem to be using my Felder machines (AD741 & FB510) more to process lumber to get to the bench. ?I am selling it for $7900. ?Please reach out to me if you have any additional questions. ?Thanks, Mark

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This K700 saw is specked with:

- ?Single Phase 230v 60Hz 4 HP motor

- ?800mm Rip Fence

- ?1550mm Sliding Table

- ?1100mm Crosscut Fence with 1100mm Telescopic Pull-Out

- ?Dado Prep

- ?Two Dial Indicators

- ?Extractor Hose mount

- ?Micro Adjust for rip fence

- ?Eccentric Clamp and Auxiliary EM stop

- ?Three 315mm Blades. ?Rp, Combo and Fine cut

- ?Sliding width Extension?

- ?Mobility kit with Sunnex leveling feet

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Thanks for replying. Switched L1 & L2 to no avail?

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I have a Hammer c3 31 3ph, attempting to run from transwave mt5 rotary converter. Other 3ph machines run, but not the C3. A dc brake hum occurs when start us switched. Any suggestions or pointers gratefully received. Thanks,? Sam

Apparently I have a later model of the guard on mine (see picture).? However, it is a very simple construction: the spring needs to develop enough pressure to push the guard up and you adjust the guard height by screwing down the adjustment knob from above.?

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If your guard does not lift up, you need to increase spring tension.? The nuts in your picture are roughly in the right order as far as I understand it. Counting from the bottom, you have the first two that hold the bolt in place on the bracket.? Nut #4 would need to be adjusted upwards to increase the spring tension and #3 works then as a counter nut to hold #4 in place once adjusted.?

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Hope that helps,

Johannes

Like David Best, I made a plywood platform with supports underneath which allows me to move my 16" North State with a small pallet jack.?

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I did try a mobile base, but the problem is that there isn't a good place/way to grab/steer the sander. The pallet jack makes for a good solution for this machine.?

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Tom Gensmer
Heritage Home Renewals, LLC
Minneapolis, MN

I have not used my FMT or the super Jig since I've moved to Tucson. I suppose my woodworking is going in a different direction. I would like offers on both or either one separately.?

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Bill Belanger

A pallet jack with narrower forks can move around machines on plywood platforms.? I had a 13" wide belt on one, about 1200 lbs.? Not as good as having 4 wheels for tight space but it takes a lot of weight to bog down a pallet jack.? ?My ideal solution idea was a welded base of angle iron with outrigger wheels that put the sander off the ground just a tad.? ?Maybe 1/4" angle iron for the frame and some thicker steel off the sides for the caster mounts.? I'm 6'1" but I would have prefered not having the sander quite that high.? For some machines the height can be welcome for me.?

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You can get those pricey little modern looking casters with the foot that pops down and bolt them to the side of the machine.? Small wheels though.? People were putting those on Felder machines awhile back, dunno if it's still a thing.?

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The Oasis Machinery MB800 is a good mobile base that's adjustable.? Good value in a heavier duty base.? I have an 800lb machine on mine but due to the smaller wheels it takes more muscle to push than the same weight on a pallet jack.?

I used to keep tools and a workbench on these steel ball casters. These have a 1” diameter steel ball in a cup with smaller ball bearings inside the cup. They roll in any direction. I could re-position my Unisaw with one finger. One of each is shown in the picture.

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These can be had with stem mount or surface mount. I have no idea what the weight limit on these is, but I suspect it is quite high.

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For tools that had to be really immobile when in use I put the wheels on levers, so I could raise and lower the tool onto the casters.

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In my current shop tools very rarely move, so few machines are on wheels.

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John Hinman
Boise ID
Kappa 450X and A941

I have a North State 16" wide belt sander arriving next week and I want it to be mobile in my shop.? The sales guy I ordered from said that some guys on FOG had good recommendations on what to use to make it mobile.? I'm up for a good setup that gets it mobile but if I had a good option, I would ask that all of the wheels swivel.? Having all swivel means I don't have to think as far ahead when I need to move several machines.? Thanks.??

In my fs52es Aigner rail install we noted that the walls were not parallel or even plumb due to the need for a casting to come out of a cast cleanly. The taper was accounted for by some

m8 steel leveling washers from McMaster recommended by brian holcombe. We could only fit one with the hardware we had and I didn’t want the play on both sides of the wall so we used one on the inside. and the outside was reference. The slight sag was not an issue. Things work fine but one of my Aigner tables has some bow along the length I need to deal with or swap out with another used in a less critical function. I recommend the washers.

I just made up an album in the photos section showing most of the items for sale.

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It is under: ? Felder etc items for sale from john Ormsby

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Brent, it's to the entire group as far as I can tell.?