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The only info I will add is that, from your description of blade cover MicroSwitch, your switch is working. It disables and enables, so both positions are providing whatever is necessary,

My 2006 vintage CF741P was in storage while I moved to a new house and built a new shop. I had a permanent problem after I moved the machine to the new shop not being able to start any of the

I have the same issues with a CF 731, happened twice Can't help re repair, but would be interested to know if other combi owners are having the same issues. Regards Chris Twigger in the UK

All the micro switches and stop buttons are wired together (NC normally closed), if you have a yellow light when in reverse, then the circuit is good. If the yellow light is on and it still wont

John, The zci i made was another “wing it” first to work out the design then make an improvements based on what I learned but haven’t bothered as it just works. I did make a few extras. You are

Felder had me test the current in the electrical panel. As I’m incompetent electrically, I could not replicate what was necessary to get it working. There is an electrical diagram in a pocket on the

Very nice zero clearance insert Mark. I had one very similar until I had a tapered piece jam between the blade, caused a wobble and blow it all to rat shit. With the blade wobble it also put a nick in

Hi all I am having issues with my CF 741 combination machine. It quite regularly goes dead and refuses to start. The master switch which controls which part of the combo is functioning has a setting

Hi Glen, For the fence “shoe” I made up a blank to match the Inside geometry of the extrusion out of Ash, could be anything its just what I picked up at the time. I then placed to threaded inserts

Glen, Have a look here: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmAohSV2 <https://flic.kr/s/aHsmAohSV2> I like this extension because it specifically gives you a visual guide as the the cutting position of the saw blade.

Imran, I did a bit more digging and found some clues on the saw cover. Here is a photo of my K975 at delivery. Clearly there is no “stop” to limit travel. Now have a look at this - right out of

Hi Mark, Can you explain the cross cut fence wood extension you made. and how you mounted it. I hate that the cc fence is 2" off the blade. Also the red I guess tape for blade reference. As a new user

Imran, FWIW here it is on the k700. Regards, Mark

Thank you David, Little late for me now as I did the saw with a phone call to Mac, he walked me right through it and it was way easier than what thought it would be. Great that you documented it here

This is the wrong way... Bill Belanger

Hi David.. we both tried to find anything that resembles a stop in the parts diagram and couldnt find anything.. I'd love to see what Marlow shows on his saw..

Thank you, I have downloaded and placed in my Felder file, I will need this in the future. Mark Foster

One of the FOG members contacted me to better understand how I had mounted the air couplers for Mac's clamps in the sliding table with remote start buttons.?? Since this came up on FOG before, I

Imran, you might check in with Marlowe McGraw, he has a K975 also. I promise you, my K975 had a blade cover stop mechanism. David Best

Imran, I am not following very close on this, and who is having the issue but for what it is worth if anything, I attached a picture of my saw and with the slider pushed all the way to the rear and