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Hi John! Yes, I found the conversation and made sure to respond to it rather than starting a new thread. I was just surprised that no one had mentioned the bracket, and wanted to see what people

My machine is a KF700 or 700S (I cant recall what the differnece is) My slider has a remote start, but no remote stop (which is a bit frustrating). Having had the experience, I would go for a saw with

About to purchase my first slider. I am a small one man shop and specialize in contemporary, frameless, cabinetry. I use KCD and process all my cabinet boxes (pre-finished maple) from a shop that has

Tom this was all discussed within the last 6 months. Don't know how easy it is to search but the just of the conversation was a strong pedestal mounted to a floor or concrete wall would support a

I love the start/stop on the slider.. it just totally makes it easier to start up the main blade and scoring blade when cutting sheet goods..it was one of the main reasons I bought this particular

Thanks for the tip re: Smart Stand. Yeah, it makes sense that the "lighter" models of jointer/planer made not have sufficiently robust frames to support the power feeder/bracket. That being said, in a

Thanks guys. From responses, appears Felder has done it both ways. My K975 does not have switches on slider. It would be an interesting project to do some mod. I think a pendent is the most user

Felder did not offer one with a riser in the back and David Best added a 6” riser on his Felder bracket to accommodate smart stand installation. Since I did not have any bracket, I designed one for

With my new A3-41 on track for a late-March arrival, I was reminded of this thread and had a question. Looking at the Felder catalog, there is a power feeder mounting bracket available for the AD-951

Forgot to add, the stop is wired, the start is wireless on the k700s Regards, Mark

Kappa 400x Bill Belanger [email protected]> wrote:

Bill.what saw do you have?

Imran, There is a set of wires that runs from the remote switches inside the table. There is also a wire that plugs from the slider to the base. Bill Belanger [email protected]> wrote:

Now that’s great service! Bill Belanger

They convey it wirelessly.? In the electrical panel that houses the start/stop switches, the wireless modules are located there. These modules relay yo the motor to start up when the switches are

On the k700s it is wired, the send 24v through one of the slide rail, the cord is on the bottom of the fixed portion of the slide extrusion Regards, Mark

Just a curiosity. Do the on/off switches on the slider convey the signal with a wire or wirelessly? I have never seen an umbilical cord (in pics) but neither of my machines has this feature. Looking

When I bought my clamps, Mac included the plates predrilled and ready togo. All I had to do was send him the un-drilled plates.

I had a problem starting the saw only on my CF 741. All other functions worked. The plugs that connect to the saw start and stop buttons came loose behind the panel. So to trouble shoot there are

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,