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Felder FB510 bandsaw has the same design flaw. I do not over tighten the locking knob, otherwise, it will deflect the upper ceramic guide. It is really a stupid design. I do not understand how Felder

That Leitz head looks like what the Brits call a "cone head" designed to allow for deeper cuts without having to use really thick steel to reach out so far.? The body of the block itself supports the

@David Thank you David. As a relatively new woodworker, when I encounter something like this I start to doubt my own sanity...? :-( Also, thank-you very much for your slider calibration video, you

This is a design flaw with the N4400. I’ve pointed it out to Felder several times, and posted about it here a few times over the past decade. There is no easy fix due to inaccessibility. The locking

Agree with Brian, the first thing you should do when you get a new machine is validate that it is properly calibrated.? A slider has a lot more going on than at typical cabinet saw.? The more

I hear lots of good things about HotKnives. Joe, the slots in those Leitz heads look like they would be very accurate for radial positioning, is there a stop or reference somewhere for axial

Joel, Hot knives is good. They will also make knives for the Euro 3 hole cutters out of better steel. For Corrugated and W&H I have been using Neil at MT tooling. He is good and really sends out

If memory serves me correctly there was another fellow posting about a curved cut recently. I do not know what the eventual outcome was. -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

If it’s not running straight, then it would be Felder’s responsibility to fix it. I don’t honestly think that I’ve ever seen a slider (that wasn’t damaged) that didn’t cut straight with

So you clamped the mdf to the slider. And the offcut is bowed, or is it tapered. Being tapered would make some sense since the slide table is supposed to toe out. But you said bowed and that is

@Brian Hi Brian. I will definitely try your test this afternoon... I did centre the riving knife with some shims on the back of the mounting block, and the mdf was clamped in place with the Felder

I am not sure how you cut this, was it clamped in place? I’ve seen a splitter that’s not centered end up pushing the material around as the cut is performed and you end up with a wavy cut. I would

sorry, I don't see how to edit a post. *K3 Saw The MDF sheet was clamped. What you see is double the error since the first and second cuts are put together. -- Daniel Day Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

Hullo Peter & H; thank you for your response. This is a brand new K3 Winner machine (or was last July), helpfully unpacked by Felder in my shop. "No calibration required". I cut 2" ash, 1" hard maple,

Precisely. A bad Covid sight-unseen purchase based on reputation. I've used a half dozen vintage bandsaws over the years and not encountered this. -- Daniel Day Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

Exactly. I disassembled the thing this morning- it looks like a very simple mechanism, there is a bottom guide for the geared shaft, and at the top end, a small plate with an oversize hole; the clamp

Joel, Surely Darryl Peart is teaching a class nearby. That is a beautiful vanity? Thanks Jason Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

Good looking machines, I see what you mean with the extensions. In my case I am setup with horseshoe layout using strut down the center for electrical and duct,? Parallel configuration would be great

Pretty damn sexy, I had my ema and polish jointer set up like that, not martins but nice layout . You have the tools to make the green and green so nothing holding you back !! Congrats !! Mac,,

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