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Just replaced mine a few weeks ago. The most annoying part of the job is separating the machines. Replacing the urethane-covered drive wheel is straightforward. Brian mentioned two wheels, but on

It’s the friction wheels that drive the feed rollers. There are two, a large one and a small one. Best to replace both at the same time, the urethane tends to get old and brittle. Also, always leave

not a feed roller sorry it's a tensioner.

well.? i thought the feed rollers needed adjustment.? while doing this it became apparent both rollers were not turning.? ron siebach at felder says it's a urethane covered feed roller.? it is

David B - Very illustrative, thanks for sharing the shots of the setups and the telescopic arm. I think I'll noodle on this a bit and hopefully come up with something workable before I have that first

Panhans sold all kinds of accessories, for many years and used to sHow up on Felder machines in the old days. Saw guards and overheads being one of them martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412

With my clamps the controls adjustments Are independent Of the position of the angle of the clamp pad and can be positioned for operator ergonomics. Also the lead edge clamp is sent out so the valve

All My mushroom switch Turn my slider off with a knee bump, my pants rubbing against or what ever sometimes Annoying. Mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi

Hi Anthony, i am just starting to use K975 with switch orientation like your saw. i did get used to KF700 saw switch placement but it was more like feeling/searching for it like a blind man with my

That telescopic support on the K975 is so identical to the one on my Panhans I'd think they were made in the same place. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN

We have a similar, although not quite as elegant diy paddle on our Felders. Our Sawstop also has a paddle type switch. I'm a big fan. Not just for the rare pucker induced situations. Often two hands

Hi Imran, very good point indeed, I agree that with the proper techniques the slider feels very safe. ?When I first designed this I was new to sliding table saws so I was a bit more uncomfortable

My K975 had a telescoping overhead guard that was quite functional in getting the guard the hell out of the way when needing to use clamps close to the blade or a various jigs. This might be easier

I see it now.

i am not an expert of anything but am wondering that once clamps are added for large workpieces, F&F for small pieces and incorporate safe practices in general then is this type of turn off

Sang, No, that is a round head square neck carriage bolt supporting the heavy steel tube, very minimal sagging with this supporting bolt. [image: IMG_0709.JPG] James

James - I also noticed two washer stacks - was there some major sagging?

Low tech but effective! I do think the paddle switch from my Grizzly saw was easier to use, so maybe someone at Felder has thought about this and decided against it for whatever reason.

I created this DIY paddle switch for the table saw several years ago and have found it very helpful. ?If this hasn't already been suggested, (couldn't find anything in the search) thought it might

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