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I have two of these on my BF6, both not functioning correctly. One has a broken plastic window, the other stops counting if the internal part slides too far forward. I got a quote for replacement

As for mounting things on the P-channel in general I have bought from Felder the 430-154 "Coupling system for 'P'", the one they sell with the EGL and DGL, lists for $146. So adaptation to the

I own a Mafell ERIKA 70, which has been my primary on-site saw for the last five or six years now, replacing both my table sand and miter saw. Between the ERIKA and a KSS40, there's not much I can't

I attempted an f-rail mount with the Festool fence that I had that was similar before I bought an EGL. That fence needed a fence that was the proper height over the slider when mounted on the f-rail.

Bit of discussion on this subject: /g/felderownersgroup/message/106962 Imran

I love how you say it would be straightforward to make the p-channel mount...Maybe if you're David Best it would be straightforward. Give me a year. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote:

Looks to me (in the videos) that it would be straight forward to make a P-channel mount for that fence along these lines - drop on, lock, unlock, lift off: The underside of the fence shown below. Toss

Interesting...kind of a poor man's DGL although not cheap but it's certainly less than the Felder offerings. Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com

Thanks this is what I planed, Bill

Bill, i recommend understanding wood by bruce hoadley. Paul is stating the fact that wood moves across the grain and not along the grain. That is why i said earlier that assuming you will orient the

This looks like it could be interesting to adapt to the slider to substitute for the Felder short crosscut fence. https://www.timberwolftools.com/multi-purpose-guide-fence-mfa Joe

I am still new to this, the last couple of times I plan/joint a board I forgot to look at the grain direction :( I was too much focus on my technics. The lumber I plan to use will the same I use for

Nope, wasn’t aware that you couldn’t post, glad you are back! Did you figure out why? Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Brian, off thread but I seem to have acquired the ability to communicate again. Are you sure I hadn't upset you :-) -- Paul Mc Cann

Be careful how you orient the grain. If you restrict movement across the grain the top may buckle -- Paul Mc Cann

David, Thanks for the details. My KF700 is from 2002. So just to add perspective on lube in nearly 20 yrs I have cleaned and lubed following twice: worm screw for angle change the casting surfaces on

David, here are some more pictures. Sorry for the delay.. The sled attaches to the T-slot with two screws. One goes into the same T-nut I use for the crosscut fence, the other goes into a seperate

Bill, I have a router table and I recently bought the high speed spindle for my KF700. I have a really small work shop. Initially I put my router table out for sale. When I got a buyer on it I got

Guys, I was all over this with Carl Knapp at Felder to help Mike evaluate the machine. The build date is April 2006, and you can tell the trunion configuration by looking at the scoring saw elevation

Mark, I totally agree. I thought that the weak point of simple mounting block are exactly what you mention. The movement of wood (in the mounting block) under lateral load from screw or the screw