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I am no machinery expert, but I do know that Langzauner Edge Sanders and Zimmermann OSS and perhaps other European machines are only available in 400v and one can get an outdoor 400V transformer

The only one of those to come to the USA was sold at auction in January for just under $6,000. See this thread. /g/felderownersgroup/topic/96252390#127738 That machine is not made by

Felder introduced a bandsaw with a sliding table FB740S. It's one of those things that I never thought about, but was obvious the moment I saw it. Fortunately, it's so big and expensive that I won't

There are three sliders in the shop, but there's still room for the sawstop. It is still used for dados, and ripping of solid woods. If you have space, I'd let it stay. I'd also invest in or make some

Horacio, Since you are a mechanical engineer, you might appreciate the technical analysis of just what the induced angle would be if you have your sliding table set to the proper height relative to

I was going to say this. Keep a track saw handy. Less space and less expensive.

I must say that the support this group provides is immense. A little about myself since I forgot to add this before. My name is Horacio Nochetto and i am a mechanical engineer by trade. i always loved

Jonathan, Like Imran said, generally higher rating is fine.? Typically these are a maximum value if you read the spec sheet. Lower rating is not good, unless you like sparks and exploding capacitors.

When I bought a K700S slider I had intended to sell my 5HP Powermatic cabinet saw - but I hesitated and found that the cabinet saw was super useful for ripping AND for dados. There seems to be no

I got rid of my cabinet saw almost as soon as I got the Hammer C3 combo. I've never used the rip fence as you would on a cabinet saw (in fact I barely use it at all). On the rare occasions that I do

I am in very nearly the same boat. I sold my Unisaw when I bought my slider almost a year go. I’m still struggling with ripping. What was a simple, intuitive, and accurate process has become a much

Good morning (H?), Having switched to a slider about 18 months ago my experience is not as extensive as other members here. Nevertheless I have not experienced problems with the angled cut you

Another school day. Kindest regards Jonathan Samways fineinteriorwoodwork.com richardmartinwindows.com

Jonathan, A higher voltage rating is fine as long as the capacitor size is acceptable. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

I kept my saw stop cabinet saw when I purchased my k700. I use that one for dado set up and some ripping operations. It's always nice to have available if I have the k700 set up with something

Possibly the odd opinion out here, but ripping with a track saw is also an option. Even before I had my slider that was better than ripping on my oliver 270d. There are some good fixtures options from

Hi H (what's your name?), Since you're asking, my suggestion would be to take the time to dial-in your sliding table so it's ~0.1mm-0.2mm above the cast iron. This alignment should prevent "dragging",

The slider has to be at least .003-.006” above the cast iron top or you will have dragging issues, especially if you clamp your material down. I have mine set at about .004” at the closest and I

Hi Kyle. Thanks, I looked at mouser, couldn't find anything that I needed in my area in 250v.......the majority are 400v -- Kindest Regards Jonathan Samways www.fineinteriorwoodwork.com

Hello. New Hammer K3 owner here. I am just now starting to do projects with my Hammer K3 sliding table saw and have noticed that what I previously read was true. Ripping on a sliding table is very