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I have the ridge carbide stack and it works well for the most part. However if you are trying to get any precise measurements dialed in then it can prove to be very annoying with the shims. The

Kamal, I have the Forrest stack for my K700S. Great results for me. Wade

I have the Forrest 8” that I used in my K700S. It worked well the few times I used it. I don’t know how it will work on my K450X, as the pin setup is not present when using the Dado. -- John

Sorry to revive an older thread but about to pull the trigger on dado blades for my K700S.? Looking at the Ridge Carbide 6" Chipper Super Dado @ $350 vs the Felder Adjustable Groover Cutter Set

David: This may be?due to Revenue Recognition guidelines within US Accounting principles. If memory serves, companies were abusing the ‘buy and hold’ practice to manipulate the timing of

I suppose I could potentially do that.? But I'm more inclined to purchase a dust collector that meets my needs out of the box.? Or maybe the phrase in this instance should be "off the pallet".? I

Thanks for that correction…I am far from an expert in fluid mechanics, so was having a difficult time trying to figure out why a larger-sized duct would have a greater static head. I can now return

I keep my big blade on my Oliver 94D cut off saw that’s a 450 Leitz I could run the 500 but I just don’t cut you. 6 inch material that much. Although I have big saw blades I tend to run 315‘s

Thanks John, I can only imagine how much louder one is with side cutters. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Imran, it is a 28-tooth flat top blade, 4mm kerf. It does not have the side blades. I bought it only because it was one of only two PCS certified blades I could get in time to commission my saw. It is

Hi Glen: Coming in late here, but a 350mm blade is kind of a unicorn size in my opinion. It is starting to get big enough to need a thicker plate which means you’re having to recalibrate since it

Michael, Flow x pressure = horsepower All 3 have to be considered together.? Sure, big pipe reduces pressure losses but at the same time reduces air speed.? Chunky materials can settle out on longer

…hence the saying: ? silence is in the ear of the beholder ? ? Nice acquisition; have fun!

John, Is it the one with additional cutters in the middle of the plate along with the typical teeth on the perimeter? Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

I have a 400mm rough cut SilentPower blade for my saw, and it is a real screamer - the loudest I have heard! -- John Hinman Boise ID Kappa 450X and A941

350 mm blade cutting height (max) for K 740 s

Your 160mm is 6.3" and if you went 7" it's only .700 bigger. Open the inlet sheet metal of the dust collector to match your pipe. Then you don't have any restriction to worry about... that's if your

Michael, That is a fair point. I could have ventured an answer 20 yrs ago when I was researching but my memory is terrible and don’t recall much of it at this time ? Imran Malik

If you are working with solid wood and are going to cut thick woods, it would be beneficial to get a blade of at least 350 mm. Remember that when you attach a 350 mm blade, it does not go down

Great to get responses from around the world. Amazing how such distance people can share experiences.? I think I got close to what you have Michael, without the power lift/tilt. I also liked the