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Hi David.. we both tried to find anything that resembles a stop in the parts diagram and couldnt find anything.. I'd love to see what Marlow shows on his saw..

Thank you, I have downloaded and placed in my Felder file, I will need this in the future. Mark Foster

One of the FOG members contacted me to better understand how I had mounted the air couplers for Mac's clamps in the sliding table with remote start buttons.?? Since this came up on FOG before, I

Imran, you might check in with Marlowe McGraw, he has a K975 also. I promise you, my K975 had a blade cover stop mechanism. David Best

Imran, I am not following very close on this, and who is having the issue but for what it is worth if anything, I attached a picture of my saw and with the slider pushed all the way to the rear and

Well, It is a mystery why David’s did not open as far as Randy’s. Mine is opening farther because I have yet to install the slider. Imran ? I had the K915 and that cover would only open until it

I had the K915 and that cover would only open until it hit the sliding table. I often wished it would open wider. Maybe your slider goes back further. Bill Belanger [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Imran Ok..I spoke with Greg Bryson at Felder and he checked into the blade guard and looked to see if there was any sort of "Stop" for it to prevent it from tilting down too far.. he said there is

After further musing, I've come to the conclusion that as sexy as the FAT 300 tables are, I'm probably better off directing my resources towards a KF-700. In the mean time, I'm still not super happy

I'll check it out.. can't be too hard to make..

David Best has pictures and such on his Flickr feed Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Whatever works best for you..that's what you use..that goes for anyone

It would, I have to try and figure out how to make one for my k975..only the center part of the insert..there's 3 inserts on my saw

Not really, set the zero clearance insert high so that it is perfect to the slider, it’s just some jack screws. The few times I’ve done a dado like that I use the shaper spindle, or a router bit

Then your slider would have to zeroed to the cast iron or the zero clearance insert. I'll stick to my Freud for Melamine.?JohnJMK Services

Zero clearance insert would help. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I dont think anything is perfect..no matter what is used.. a lot of variables come into play..material, any sort of vibration, user error from feeding..etc.. it's all a matter of how OCD we choose to

That was an excellent thread before the forum got stupid with over moderation and most of the people with a brain left. Joe has always been an amazing source of information. Earlier I got a bit of

https://forum.canadianwoodworking.com/forum/tools/power-tools/1032011-zuani-tooling-from-rangate/page3 see post by Joe Calhoon on this thread of that public forum.

All, This is a very timely thread. I've CC'd Bill Wickett at Rangate so he can see what has been discussed. Bill is working to develop a dado cutter for sliders and I'm sure he'd be interested in any