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Mark T’s response was after David had responded to Mark K. If you are replying to the thread from email and you choose reply then the reply goes to the last poster AND the group - just like this

Thanks David, I will try this later today and post my results

Mark Thomas, Yes it was me that posted that thread and it is the same saw, your copy/paste is from this thread Poor saw cuts on k700 #sawsetup

I was reading this mornings emails from the group and found David Best's response to Mark Thomas very interesting. (" The following was addressed to me specifically. ? I never made such a posting. ?

The following was addressed to me specifically. I never made such a posting. Who is the “you” in your “We had . . . . ending with you saying:”? David Best

David, Due to this thread I did do a nickel test along with vibration analysis with following app. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vibration-analysis/id817385888 Nickel in 2 orientation and IIRC in 2 or

We had a very long thread on your saw vibration back in early December, ending with you saying: I am in touch with Felder service And between the photos of the sawcuts, some additional measurements i

I don’t see how to edit the Wiki Sources file. I’m logged in, can see the Sources page, but see no editing controls. David Best

Try the quarter, dime and nickel test. Put them standing on edge and see if any/which falls over. That would give us something to try on individual machines. David Best

No the Riving knife is not the only evidence, it's the only way I think I could describe it to others online, all I can say is that I am very surprised at the amount of vibration, it has more than my

Is the riving knife the only evidence of vibration? If so, it may just be a harmonic and can be stopped by changing its mounting position. Try to raise or lower it or move the mount toward or away

Does anyone else experience this amount of vibration when their saw is running? This is a 2019 k700. Please post video of same if possible. Thanks! Regards, Mark

There's actually a "Wiki" page in Groups.IO: /g/felderownersgroup/wiki/home It might make more sense to put it there, as it would allow anyone to add/edit it and it would any issues

Good question. Good answers. It is a subject I have been investigating. So in addition to resawing, what blades are recommended for general purpose cross cutting and ripping, say 1/2" to 3" hard and

It’s a very significant problem John. Felder is not interested as far as I know. The technicians here in Oz cannot fix it. I am not good enough with machine design to know what the issue is. My

Do we need to start a "sources" document in the files section where we can list these good places to find the stuff we need? Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Quinn is great. You won't be disappointed. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

The tri-master blade is a good one. Lots more expensive than the CT, but it lasts a long time. I’ve used the 3tpi version extensively on my FB540 to resaw. A friend of mine challenged me to buy the

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Acharya - I don't think there's any sliding or similar ability with the tube that mounts to the chassis. As Mark noted, there are additional holes in the 49" guard version that "might" allow mounting