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Sorry to revive an old thread but did you ever resolve this? ?My C3-41 arrived with a factory standard spring joint I’d like to eliminate.

John, Paying for any higher end tool requires a different philosophy than the big-box retail tool buyers. Paying for safety gear is just another philosophical choice - long-term cost/risk mitigation

Marty, You are a true Craftsman my friend. Beautiful! Bill Bélanger [email protected]> wrote:

Yes, John, the chair in the background is the second chair I made 10 years ago for my mom.? I brought it over to use as a guide because it's easy for me to get confused when I'm shaping the

I bought a 64 Chevelle from the original owner in the late 90”s. She had the original window sticker. only bought two options: powerglide automatic and seat belts. Think it had 40k miles.

I know this is an old thread but I accessed it about ten times when trying to sort out why my P/J motor would not start. I also went through the rigmarole of trying to isolate the location of what I

Great video, thanks Wade for mentioning it. The feature I liked most about the new Altendorf saws was the fence in the middle of the swing arm/table.? Lifting the Felder fence and repositioning it is

I couldn't get a specific answer to that question, but an Elmo without it was $50-60k. It is a big ticket accessory at the moment. I wonder if the European market will require it on all new saws at

I was told the Felder PCS was about a 9kUSD upgrade when I ordered my stuff a year ago, provided it was available on the model ordered. I am mostly focused on only sending material I want cut through

Nice chair Marty. For some reason I did not get the email msg. Only found out because Jonathan replied so I went to the web interface to see it. Is the grain running vertical on the top piece of the

Looks like quite a project! Is that a completed chair in the background of the first photo? Please show us the chair when you get it finished! -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

Jacques, $10,000 for effective safety industrial equipment is a bargain, considering the damage a table saw can do to a person. The cost impact on a business is huge, too. The change in focus on

John, I read somewhere that the Felder technology (PCS) added about 10K $ to the cost of the machine. Assuming this is the right ? order of magnitude ? it becomes easier to see how this extra cost

The accessories really add up, don’t they! -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

John Hinman, I’ve spent nearly a third of that for my K700S, along with all my current accessories, this was a huge expense for me and my “woodworking” salary. But I’m enjoying the

Jason, did the Stiles rep tell you how much the hand saver adds to the cost of the machine? I’m just curious, as I am not in the market for a $75,000 saw. I like the idea of the safety feature, but

A commercial shop with employees might very well be able to justify this type of saw given the decrease in insurance rates. One lost finger or hand could easily cost hundreds of thousands in

$75k is a lot of money. I’m curious - how many of the people in this group who make a living in woodworking can justify that kind of outlay? As far as volume goes, these features have to come on

That’s the same as Felder, only on the top of the line machine at this time. It is going to take some volume sales to bring the prices down to where they can offer this sort of thing on the “less

My local Stiles rep stopped by today. The hand saver option is only available on the F45 Elmo controller equipped saw. Top of the line, near $75k. Gulp. They do hope to bring it down the line