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Thanks Mark, you have confirmed for me that I am using the saw properly. I am rebuilding my shop (original was lost in a 2017 California wildfire) and am building cabinets. I, too, don't normally work

Thanks Imran, I see that I am using the machine correctly and that a modification is needed to move the switch to a more convenient location. -- *Kevin J. Wells*

Thanks Michael. It is hard to keep up with finish choices. This one seems to focus on oily woods but probably works even better on other woods. Thanks for sharing. Imran

Thanks Imran. I used Epifanes and followed the directions on the can. It flows out really well. I used a small roller for the final coat on the top to make sure I had even distribution. Michael

Hi Michael, Very nice. What finish did you use? Imran

I went ahead with the Red Grandis for the patio furniture and wanted to give some feedback for anyone interested in using it in the future. ?It is a pleasant wood to work with as it machines well and

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Hello All, In past years I've read many times about fellows from our group here arranging factory tours of Felder plant. I will be in Austria and basically in Tyrol in Seefeld for a few days which is

Common problem, solved many years ago by adding a pendant with start/stop buttons in it.

This is pretty common on most sliders, you turn the saw on first then load then cut. This is the way I did it for many years in my business and when I worked for others it is only with my ne k940 that

There's only one Power On switch on the Hammer, and it is indeed located on the "wrong" side of the blade.? If you're cutting a large sheet of plywood, or anything else that gets in the way of you

Hi Kevin, I am not familiar with hammer but if interested, I am sure you can figure out something like I did. /g/felderownersgroup/message/114241 Imran

I just cut the first 4’ x 8’ sheet of plywood on my new Hammer K3, and was perplexed at the location of the on/off switch. With the plywood oriented with the 8’ length perpendicular to the saw

908 399 8133 speak to? David Fine He has one? in his inventory? I don't know how much of it is there? It? is under a lot of other stuff

I know of a person in the St. Louis area who is looking to sell his combo.? I don't know the particulars, but it might be within your parameters.? Message me and I'll look into getting you two in

Thanks for the video. This product was a long time coming, I'm glad someone finally invented a useful universal adapter for all of the myriad dust collector ports. wrote: -- *Kevin J. Wells*

Just watched a video on FastCap's Uni-Vac hose adapter that may be useful in connecting a 2.25" standard vac hose to small ports.? For example the older over blade dust collector that attached to the

I’m far from an expert, but using downcut/compression bits has all but eliminated tear out for me. I can second that you are still going to have to do some significant sanding on edge profiles after

Hi all, I'm moving to a smaller shop in a few months, and am interested in getting a combination machine to replace my standard table saw. It doesn't look like used combo machines come up very often.

Do not be sorry, I am great you take times to share your experience to help others. Bill