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Is the stop button option for single phase machines with belt drive? Can't see how ith would work with 3 phase and scoring. wrote:

Mark, 2017. If they added a stop button then maybe Mac's clamps might be a problem, but I would think he has a solution. Glen Alpine Moulding and Millwork Inc. Mail: P.O. Box 257 Avery, CA. 95224

Hi Glen, what year is your machine? I think the off button is on all the new ones in the past Year or two Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Acharya, Yes Mac's clamps will work fine, Here is how mine came out. As for the on buttons on the slider, Yes I like them however There is no off button. I am not sure why but It doesn't really matter

Jonathon, Sorry thick headed, not following this, “They made me a combi head to fit the Felder spindle which allows you to fly over the cutter so with two passes you can achieve a deep tennon” The

I will go against the grain here. I am a fan of the router spindle. I never bought into fancy router tables or lifts and I’ve always had a shaper since my dad started woodworking when I was 8 years

I have a woodpecker router lift and love it. This is their latest model — similar to the Incra you mention except the rings are twist on/off on the Woodpeckers versus 4-screws hold downs for the

Why not call Jessem and see what they say? James [email protected]> wrote:

its a tight fit, I ran air lines for non Mac clamps on a k700s with on/off switches on the end of slide, I think there are only 2 switches no matter the config of the scoring Regards, Mark

Jose- I kept my router table with ready to rout system and let the shaper be the shaper. The router setup is helpful to have a separate and precise tool for short runs where it takes on the order of 5

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Hi Guys, My Jessem router lift broke.? Threads on screw have worn out and therefor doesn't hold position.? So this is opportunity to maybe purchase the router spindle for my KF700 but its price of

I'm planning to install Mac's Airtite clamps on the KF. Will these switches cause an issues in that regard? With a switch for the saw and the scoring motor, is there still adequate space on the end of

Micheal, If you want to go deeper you need larger cutters and a tenoning hood. IF you depth of cut is 3” (2(75mm ) +80mm= 230mm) you are out of space. 80mm is the size of the spacer ring on the

White-tools has made great improvements to their website compare years back… I recommend their combi heads too. Regards, Chris Perren 512-415-6951 Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2020 3:45 PM To:

Thanks David, Both of those options look good. ?How does the cut with the Forrest dado blades compare to the rebate heads? Jonathan, I saw that Whitehill combi-head and it looks great. Seems like a

Whitehill have made me a few heads....there good quality.....also Dave gave me a personal tour of the factory which was fascinating. They made me a combi head to fit the Felder spindle which allows

I did a drop down? remote? switch from the ceiling? to solve the problem of access? on the saw.? The manual switch? on the machine is actuated by solenoids? same as my? DC.

Whitehill has really expanded their offering, and at less than half the cost of Rangate, are a great value IMO. And a lot of their profiles are unique and very attractive in the US market. Another

Wow, these are inexpensive. They are AL CI steel and do not have the nickers (like on Felder) which give you a nice cut when doing rebates. Imran