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Bill, I really like the FAT 300 and use it for many purposes including using it as a work table with my Festool sys vac clamps. The ability to vary the height as been a big benefit as opposed to

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Imran, Yes that is what I am talking about. Joe

Hi Joe, I will look for it but I am pretty happy with the way it works. Are we talking about drill bit being perpendicular to the front fence and the horizontal movement of bit to be level with table

Rice, Cannot offer an answer, but I have a question for you :). How do you like your fat300? Do you see it as a workbench with some vacuum clamps? Bill

Thanks Murray. I saw my earlier post with many typos, so it may not be clear that I got it done. Exactly like you explained. Thin shaft flat head worked better for me as the slightly thicker was

Imran, Mac has posted a good method for calibrating the work table of the FD250 to the trajectory of the cutting bit. MY FD250 did not work well until I calibrated it. When out of calibration there is

Imran, I’ve just been through exactly this issue replacing the starting capacitors. I also didn’t want to force anything so I contacted the Felder Service tech who put me straight. You get a very

Joe, Some good ideas on indexing. I have saved your post and will look at it after I get my brake working on K975. Imran

David I gave it a strong think but ended up preordering the multi router that woodpecker is going to sell. ?I use a dedicated floor hollow chisel unit (powermatic) for timber size jobs but wanted

I had an FD250 and liked it and learned to use it for mortising and dowel boring to make doors and windows. I planned to make videos to share what I learned but ran out of time when liquidating the

On Thu, Jan 28, 2021 at 10:58:45AM -0800, David Pepke wrote: | I'm looking for info on the mortising attachment for jointer/planer combos I have one, and use it very rarely. With the rolling cart it's

That is a good deal. they tend to go for much higher used. While it is not my favorite machine, 750 for an FD in working order has little risk. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday,

Hi David, I have a FD250. I bought it used and it did not have the morticing option. IMHO, this option is needed to make slotting an enjoyable experience. It adds a rack & pinion (terminology may be

i have the FD 250 but never liked it much. It does the job and bets a router or chopping but it likes smaller mortises better than the 5/8" I usually did. There was also a slight variation between end

Totally agree with Jason. David Best - via mobile phone

Have a FD250 that I am selling for 750. Located in Niagara Wisconsin but traveling to Chicago and could deliver. Have photos if interested. ?Has new clamp and doweling setup. Tom

Jason, Did you have the mortising version which adds a gear for Fed/Rev motion controlled via a lever on the left side of the machine? The joy stick being in right side when standing in the rear.

I was in your same position a couple years back. My recollection was that the mortising attachment for combo machines is still fairly limited in depth and fidgety to setup/takedown. I ended up buying

I'd buy a Multirouter in a heartbeat before an FD250. Never liked that machine. It always wanted to pull into the wood. We even added a gas spring device to it to counteract that tendency. We tried