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Greetings all, Does anyone know if the "Thick-Box" display for table height can display in Inches instead? Thanks, Karel

No, Off the 120 or 240 tap. PK

This link will give you some images of where to find that support strut and the bolt that can adjust the center of the cast iron top along the edge nest to the sliding table - from the archives:

To add to David and Aaron’s advice, keep in mind that, if needed, there should be a 5th support point to counter the weight of the saw aggregate. I am not 100% about K700 but it is present in my KF

Thank you David. Aaron - I don’t have the mobility kit. I installed yesterday levelling feet on the machine.

Sorry, one more thing.? I see that you have a mobility kit.? If you decide to move the saw around a lot, you will likely cause the alignment to go out of spec whenever you "move" the saw.? If your

Netanel, I had the same kind of precision level results on my K700S before I adjusted the leveling feet.? I would recommend doing leveling feet first.? This should let you resolve the cast iron

In that case, you should make some adjustments. The important thing is that the cast-iron table is as flat flat as possible by getting the edge along the rip fence to be coplanar with the edge along

You will need to put a current sensing coil on one lead of all of the motors (only three I think). That is an alternative (and possibly cheaper, and less feature rich approach. Still needs the current

I am not talking about the slider itself. And how it is reference to the cast iron. I am talking about the fact that the cast iron itself isn’t coplanar

I use the precision machine level and align it on one side of the saw. I moved it to the backend of the cast iron and it show a big difference. I added a filler gauge of 0.25” (inch and not mm as

Adjusting the cast iron table flatness and the alignment of the sliding table to a flat cast iron table is part of the normal commissioning procedure. A Felder tech will align the sliding table to be

Well Netanel, did you look closer? What did you find? Post photos as requested please. David Best DBestWorkshop@... https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/collections/

I level the machine today and start measure the tolerance of the saw. I find out that the cast iron top is out of complainer of 0.25mm. It looks a bit high, no? I thought Felder line suppose to be

So do you the power the grit e-stop from DC current?

Netanel, I guess I was not clear in the video.? The transformers are in the machines already.? I am just using existing taps to power the e-stop controllers.? It does not connect to the e-stops. PK

Imran, Your point holds up if properly sized for the workspace volume and particulate filtration, sure. Bigger cfms and smaller particulate is the goal however it's achieved. [email protected]>

It always amuses me that people who have no hesitation in spending 10's of thousands of dollars on a table saw and other workshop machinery always want a cheap answer to dust collection even though it

If you are looking primarily for "removing the dust from the air", I would say it depends on which model has the most CFM capability in addition to the most static pressure.? This determines how well

Brett, Let’s say there is no HVAC, what about running a good air cleaner vs sizing the dust collector beyond chip collection needs. Upsizing the dust collector seems like an expensive option to