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Thanks everyone. Best I can tell, the small fence is convenient at times, but isn't necessary. Swapping it between saw and shaper isn't a big deal for the small number of times you might do it. I'll

If something snags your scoring blade such that it doesn't turn, the belt will break fairly quickly. Check the inside of the cabinet floor to see if it's there or feel around the back to see if it's

Finally received my BF5-26 this afternoon! ?Please see attached photos. It is in good shape but just needs some cleaning and general maintenance. Thanks to Brian and Marlowe for earlier responses in

Thanks David

I had a K500 and the scoring blade was run by a small belt run off the main motor. Sometime it would come off the pulley another time it had broken. Your manual show show how the belt is positioned. I

Nope, you’re just lucky - or you’re not measuring the repeatability of registration accurately. David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/albums https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/

Ed, That’s exactly the setup I have. I share a single 1100mm crosscut fence between the saw and shaper. It helps to put some extra T-nuts into the slider for Mac’s clamps - so that the

Hi All, I received my Hammer K3 sliding table saw almost two weeks ago. I used made a few cuts with the scoring blade within a few days of setting up the saw, and was happy with the results. Today, I

I was just making my adjustments on that short fence last night and they have an indexing flip stop on my slider bed, which works with an adjustable screw and locking nut on the fence. I have mine

I have one and got it from felder for free, I use it occasionally and would probably use it more if getting back to 90 was repeatable but it ain’t so it sits… David B makes a fix for that…

I use the short xcut fence often. I like that the rear of the cut is backed by the sacrificial block. I also use pneumatic clamps and solved the problem you mention by leaving an extra nut in the

Many of you know but some have not had the experience. If you own a set of Mac's Airtight Clamps then you have experienced next level packing and shipping! Damn Mac, you are an artist with shipping!?

I currently have a KF700s with a 3200mm slider. I ordered it with the 1100mm crosscut fence (along with the full fence and digital stops) since it was a lot more to add on later. I've found that I've

Tension depends on the saw but experiment and see what works. 25000+ is the sweet spot on my saw but others have different opinions. I'd start at 15K and go to 20K and then 25K if the saw can do it.

I sent this to Lennox support: * Mfsta2lt* Jan 25, 2022, 21:03 EST I run Lenox bandsaw blades almost exclusively. Today I installed a new Woodmater CT 1" blade and I have a Lennox Tension meter on

Well if they say so. Given that, I'd assume they want to fix it.? But? you know what happens when someone assumes: ass-u-me

Okay, great thanks Mark! I was measuring my slider height above the cast table height. I was impressed with how consistent it was as it slid along. Pretty much stayed around .012”. Wade

Probably not, as your slider will be slightly above the cast, mine doesn’t but it’s also a hair shorter of the height of the extrusion. Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

Someone actually accepted this delivery? Imran

Oh sorry for the confusion Mark, I was meaning the zero clearance insert at the end of the cross cut fence. ?As you pass over the scoring blade. ?It would just create a very tiny rabbit cut into the