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Jeff that is great motor can now be moved to allow new belt install. Could you post 2 pictures, one with feed engaged and one with feed disengaged, it is a very interesting way to get power from motor

Not OCD at all...it would look good. Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

In this case I am thinking, simplistically, of insuring with the shipping company, Hawaiian Express. I suppose there may be options for third party insurers.

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Hi all, Bit of a random topic. I'm building some shop furniture and my OCD side has kicked in. Having a few Felder Hammer machines (the red, dark grey and light grey ones), I want to paint my cabinets

Guden has many types of material and sizes, and made in the USA. https://www.guden.com/Control/Continuous-Hinges <https://www.guden.com/Control/Continuous-Hinges> Brian Lamb blamb11@...

my experience is that the damage has to be reported at the time of receipt of goods to have a chance of recovery. so be very diligent and report ANY anomaly. my used slider crate (crated by the

Joe, give me a call 5416098113 Mark

I would highly advise the insurance. Just make sure it's from a source you can collect from if necessary. Marlowe McGraw wrote:

Is it advisable to add shipping insurance for the full value of the Felder equipment. That's an additional $500 coming to Hawaii, but maybe its a good idea, even though it doesn't seem common with

Alain, This website offers some info about the strength of hinges. Some of it was not intuitive to me. https://ww2.spep.com/public/Webpictures/iStore/images/HingeGuide.pdf I used 2 1/2 inch wide

Hi Mark and Fred, I am now in Bend too. I am building some temp walls for an art studio, is it possible to share a source for materials? In New Orleans I used a lot of Red Grandis as it was cheap at

I used the Lee Valley *pressed brass* piano hinge for a small hand tool cabinet.? It does not have as tight a tolerance as say Brusso solid brass hinges.? There is some play in the knuckle, so the

You all were right. As Brian suggested I knocked the ring loose and then the motor moved up and down easily. I moved it up, tightened it in place temporarily, out on the new belt, and them loosened

10 years ago I used piano hinge from Hafele to hang a library cabinet that was also a secret door, 2100mm high by 900mm wide, the client filled it with books and VHS video tapes.......I saw it last

Don't look for piano hinges, look for "continuous hinge". They are usually much heavier, and sometimes more expensive. In my experience piano hinges need a lot of tolerance as the cheap ones have a

6” main drop to a baffle/box that lets me switch between the shaper hoses and the saw hoses, has a couple extra 2.5” ports for aux suction when running PF with the table saw. The air for the

I will be running the power to our future KF 700 from above, tying to the overarm blade guard. Have users successfully run all the needed ducting from overhead to supply the ports on their KF? I would

Ya know Fred help is just across town. My KF 700 has a 8 foot slider…. Mark Foster

It is single speed. I moved the small roller by moving the feed lever shown in the photo below. I haven't had a chance to remove the motor plate yet. Do you recommend that I use something on the side