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I have one of those plates too and thought it might be a tenoning plate, but I couldn't find any references to it and I couldn't figure out how to mount it to the sliding table. Ironically I just made

Here's my laser solution. This laser's gyro function made it unreliable for install work, but that doesn't matter in this situation. I'm kind of amazed it works as well as it does. [image:

Thanks Imran, I have located the capacitors in the main electrical compartment, they don’t show any obvious signs of damage but from what I’ve read they can simply fail over time so I still

Wouldn’t happen to be not square and plumb digital flip stops would it? Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Hi Glen: I’d be interested to know what are your “minor issues” with the saw? Warm regards, Lucky

I went through a similar process with my saw, going from cabinet saws to slider, K3 to KF700SP.? I am modifying the K3 to make it into a dedicated joinery and dado saw.? If there is an additional

I have the Kappa 400 X motion and love it. I went all digital and at first reluctant but very happy now. I have a couple of minor issues but nothing bad, just haven’t gotten around to getting them

After over 22 yrs. in my hobby shop I am changing things up having ordered my fourth and hopefully last saw. I started out in this shop with a Jet cabinet saw, then after 18 yrs decided to upgrade to

Hi Murray, Ok, with single phase you have the caps Annu mentioned. I am not aware of anything that would not run the motor at full speed other than low voltage. A less than ideal electrical

Ameer, The metal thing is tenon plate. The other things are stops that mount in the grooves of extension tables. They can be used for doing stopped grooves on the shaper or used as length stops.

That plate is the old style tenoning plate. I gave mine to joe Calhoon but wish I still had it. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2021 5:37 PM To:

Imran its single phase 240 volt

Honestly I've only run 1 board through this machine so far, and it was about 16" long x 4" wide. It was just a test to see if everything was working the way it should...? I'll report back later once

I have no idea what these parts are, or if they even go with the equipment I have. Quick background: got an early 2000's KF700 and AD 741 from a family friend's late husband. She had no clue what

Nice work! Impressive and accurate! wrote:

Wow. That is so cool!! Warm regards, Lucky

Thanks to Brian Lamb who shared his flip stop housing design with me, I printed his housing without modification and using the free Fusion 360 design program (novice user) designed a bushing/mounting

That went cheap Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2021 11:30 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Omga in Portland $160 - auction closing in 2 hrs I drove 12hrs to pick up few items i won

I drove 12hrs to pick up few items i won in auction. I think it is risky to have them ship other than relatively small/light stuff that can ship UPS. Imran

I bet they'd be willing to crate it up for shipping ! Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868