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Wade, see the attached which is right out of the Survival Guide (which I think you have). The arbor is first stripped of the dado flange, and the right-most blade of the dado set is seated against the

Imran I’m assuming to access the back side of this switch bank, I need to remove the panel on the opposite side of the chassis? Or maybe the front panel control panel is removed? Just not familiar

Wade, It could be a bad transformer or a loose connection. The transformer has taps for 2 voltages, ~10 and 30 volts. Looks like you have lost the higher voltage to the motor. There is also a bridge

Imran, I’ve been told the MA503/2 is the same display Felder uses for all of their crosscut and rip fence digital displays. Wade

Joe Tedesco, Has your saw still been tilting fine after this? ?When you said you looked in and saw the switches, is this through the back panel, opposite side of the chassis to expose these switches?

Hello F.O.G., I went to raise the blade on my K700S machine, which is not even two years old yet, and the quick motion switch isn’t working. ?Has anyone with this machine setup had this go bad on

Hi Wade, I am not familiar with Siko, so you will need to consult the manual or someone here may know the answer and share. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Imran, I’m leaning towards the Siko MA503/2 model, wonder if it has more than one offset to choose from? Thx, Wade Electronic display MA503/2

I would like to add to the discussion of Fiama vs M503. I had not used the rip fence in low position until recently and that brought up the issue of how to update the DRO easily for 2 rip fence

Dan G., I have it right up tight to the arbor, but it sure seems really close to the cast iron top. But I’ll clarify with Felder next week. Thx, Wade

Thank You Mark Kessler. Yeah, I’m just not 100% positive on the orientation of spacer rings, flanges etc… I’ll definitely be talking to Felder next week to get the scoop. Thx, Wade

I have a ridge carbide set but it’s essentially the same as the Forrest. I remove the flange that offsets the regular blade from the arbor and the dado set goes directly against the saw arbor. Dado

Hi Steve, that was me asking. I also ordered the 100w version but it may be too strong.

If you have the CAD file you can get one made at Fixtiv. I have used them for one off custom machine parts. They do a good job and they are quick. I had them make me a "T" slot adapter that fits into

If I remember correctly there is a smaller dia flange you use on the inside

Check the integrity of the foam gasket that seals the port to the bins. Mine got pushed out of position. If that seal isn't tight then you won't get suction below the bags. Also, I have to be careful

Phil, Rainger is correct.? Make sure the port is not blocked by the plastic bag.? To help prevent this, I made some long bungee cords to hold the bag away from the port. I then put a dust extractor

Thanks for your feedback. I will be talking to my electrician on Monday and this information will be most useful. Thanks again

Sounds better and 6" helps. The Oliver trunnions are open between the table and base and a lot of dust never makes it to the bottom chute. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Friday, January

Machine is now on and attached to the pallet. Someone raised a point that the 2x 2x4's I was using as spacers underneath was likley going to cause issues with getting a pallet jack underneath, so