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The K500S/K700S leveling feet holes are sized for M10 bolts.? If you are leveling on a concrete garage floor, then I would recommend getting anti-skid rubber feet.? If you use steel feet, it will

My K700S has four leveling foot locations. Leveling feet are helpful for setting up the saw also - get the saw top straight and true in order to align the slider to the table top. I used leveling feet

David, that's just cheating. :-) Now I want one of those, at least my back is asking for one.

I use something much simpler, Rockler Material Mate. I use a Grabo to pick up the panel and put it on the MM. Then roll it to the saw, flip the table up and slide the ply onto the saw. I put a T-Track

In addition to the fine advice offered, I will add that you would be better off with a 1 1/4" spindle. This is the standard for most good tooling. If you expect to get some 30mm cutters in the future

This was good, thanks. Postage a little high, but good.

Thank you for all the comments guys, I'll try tightening the drive belt and update you on how it went.

Hi folks: I have a K500S slider on order that I will receive in 6 weeks or so. ?Yes, I really wanted to get a K700S but my budget would not stretch that far. ?I think I will be happy with the K500S

Apparently it is now working again. Not sure what the issue has been... Thanks for putting up with my test messages, Jonathan

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And I forgot to state that it came through only because it was send using the Web UI, not by email as these still do not seem to go through from my account. Kind regards, Jonathan

The reply I send by email yesterday afternoon did also not get through :-( So it seems I can only use this list by the (IMHO dreadful) webinterface. I have sent an email to Groups.io support, but have

I have not attended Alpine woodworking class but I have heard it is very informative, if I was in the states I would definitely signed up.. Before I bought my SCM shaper with side tenoning table I was

I totally agree with Tom. When I got my first KF700 with a shaper, it was back in 2001 when several other FOG stalwarts like John Renzetti, John Lawrence, Thomas Haar, and Phillip Davidson got their

Chris, you could try The Sandpaper Man: https://www.thesandpaperman.com.au/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw0MexBhD3ARIsAEI3WHIvP94IpY5tMSHfjUjdNLj_wW1wzco7Ijn1WWZVWSUh_NH7Z1doqz0aAtg-EALw_wcB (

Hi Netanel, If you have the temporal flexibility, I'd suggest attending an Alpine class prior to purchasing an expensive machine. Joe has several machines in different configurations, so it's a nice

Chris - Klingspor (based in Poland) has presence in Sydney at least, it's my preferred supplier for all things abrasive here in USA. Don't buy from online/catalog - talk to a rep who knows and can

I don’t have this issue

I got a profile 45z x-motion as my first shaper last October and have been absolutely loving it. I'm a hobbyist in a small garage shop, and tilting spindle was a must have for me. Being able to dial

Netanel, I am a hobbyist as well. I bought a DC-40 and it is installed on my combination saw/shaper. Great addition in terms of work quality and operator safety. Regards, Jacques