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Our two KF700's are both the 31" rip versions, neither with an overarm guard. With the riving knife mounted guard, nothing prevents you from cross cutting a sheet in half other than ours being short

Mark, My KF700 is a 2017 model. I ordered the 31" rip capacity model, cause the 49 would take too much space in the double car garage, I do not think the rip capacity is adjustable on the 2017 model.

I should have added that the overhead guard can be ordered to "fit" either rip capacity, but I am not sure if you ordered the 31" version you would be able to expand it to fit the larger rip capacity.

I have the 31" rip capacity and yes, the overhead guard would be in the way of you attempting to clear 48" right of blade. That is why I've been looking for a more custom solution w.r.t. the overhead

I would add to James's remark my first thought was that a track saw would seem very cheap compared to modifying the overhead guard again....then I thought, you can probably crosscut until you hit the

I don’t know what year your saw is or if the overhead guard setup is the same as mine which is a 2019 k700s but mine can be installed in the 49 or the 31 position, so if yours is the same and you

I have KF700 with overhead dust collection and 31” rip capacity. No way I would remove the overhead arm dust collection. Felder technician told me it took him and a helper more than 2 hours to

above, I meant 48" to the right of the blade: 2) is there anything else preventing having 48" stock to the right of the blade for a crosscut?

I guess the issues are 1) is how hard is it to remove the overarm dust collection? 2) is there anything else preventing having 38" stock to the right of the blade for a crosscut?

On the question if one should use thread-lock or anti-seize on the set screws, I am still not sure. Do you find that you have to re-adjust the blades now and then on a machine of this type? The

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It was either $500 or 1k, Regards, Mark

Can anyone tell me the upcharge (approximate) for automated scoring is on a KF 700 saw/shaper? This is the feature of having a separate motor for the scoring blade rather than having it be powered off

Mac, That totally would have been my method if I didn’t have free access to the 3d printer. Regards, Mark

Can also just clamp the 4” hose to the metal, no fitting required Regards, Mark

Regards, Mark

Not sure if 5k is out of reach for all hobbyists, have you seen some of the woodworking equipment they buy? ? Regards, Mark

the dust port was printed on a Markforged mark 2 and I did not use carbon fibre filament just the nylon with chopped carbon which is more than strong enough. Also if memory serves me it was $6500 not