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9. Other I sold my Kapex years ago to help pay for my Mafell Erika 70, which is my on-site "bench-top" cross-cutting saw. That was ~10+ years ago, and I haven't missed owning a miter saw. The Erika

Same as Jonathan Samways, I use it to cut down long stock. It lives on a furniture dolly behind the slider. Similarly, where I used to use the track saw all the time, I’ve only used it twice in the

The slider doesn’t fit in the back of the truck for site moulding installation. I love my Kapex, it’s got some serious mileage on it but I know I can still rely on it for installs.

Alex, Larger one is the start cap and the symptoms match. So hoping all will work once you replace it ? Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

The slider eliminated my miter saw, track saw, and MFT (sold this, and built a better version). I use an old 6” circular saw for cross-cutting very long rough boards. Having a small shop, the slider

8. Kept it, use it for long pieces. Built a shroud for dust collection. Shroud necessitated addition of lights. So it does not make a mess as it used to. It is easier to get to as it is in line with

How else do you cut a bunch of 2x10’s? SCMS is indepensible for rough work. Inside the shop I never use one-if I have to cut long stuff I do to my radial arm saw (I know, I know, the horror).

Thanks Imran, there is no visible evidence on the capacitors. I replaced the smaller one a while back which exploded and caught fire. I bought replacements for both but only replaced the defective

Anyone have recommendations on where to find HDF for cabinet doors and face frames. I intend to do CNC doors and frames that will eventually be painted.

I use mine for compound cuts on awkward stock like quarter rounds. -- Bill Hope ( https://dnisw.com ) -- Measure it with a micrometer, mark it with chalk, cut it with a Hammer

Paul, after getting the MiterX double miter for the slider I hardly use the Omga miter saw. I have a Kapex but never use it for shop work, it’s not dependably accurate. It needs to go.

7. Kept it for cutting long lengths in half. Kindest regards Jonathan Samways fineinteriorwoodwork.com richardmartinwindows.com

?6. Kept it just for job-site work - it lives in the truck. David Best - via mobile phone

I just added the cheap DRO to my saw. It is surprisingly handy. The 3D printed holders are pretty nifty, but I went the poor man’s route with some scraps of cherry and a couple of magnets. I turned

I ordered K700S

Which model is this? K700, K740, KF700, KF740, K940? David Best DBestWorkshop@... https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/ https://www.youtube.com/@David_Best

Yeah, doing it on the slider side it really nice. I currently have the K3 and it is PITA to move to the other side of the slide (or hover a spinning blade) to do operations on the main body of the

The instructions to add FIAMA DRO on the rip fence are in Files. You will need to print a 3D holder. A model should be available for download if you like the holder shown in the files section. You

Lucky, thanks for the response. Regarding the Wood Review article I was just suggesting a standard magazine article. I know they have plenty of good topics, but the subject of built-in and library