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Michael, It was not stock. I sent in measurements and they made the spindle caps. Since they made them once they probably have the design. My first spindle cap had a thin top cap and broke, the

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I would take one. Michael

Thanks joe!! Was it a stock model - did you have to order anything special ? I don’t mind ordering 4 And seeing if others are interested Get Outlook for

Michal, How was the class? I wish I was still woodworking just so I would have an excuse to go hang out with Ultimate Joe in Ouray, CO. When I ordered the ProLock 1 1/4” spindle caps we had to

Hi Michael, I'll be watching this since I have had trouble finding a dealer, too. In the meantime, here's their catalog.. BR Eric Janson

Hey Folks – I had seen a thread about the ProLock spindle locks and know that Joe D had ordered his for a 1 ?” shaper spindle. I have a K700Z and saw these recently at the Rangate joinery class

Thanks for the mention David, I do try to keep it clean when I can but last time I cleaned the workshop was 2-3 years ago... fully agree a clean shop is more enjoyable and safe.

The positioning system has probably convinced itself a fault condition exists, or the power supply to the servo motor has a blown fuse. I had this issue with my Kappa 400 (same tilt controls as your

Hi there, Having recently seen the wonderful workshops of David Best and Albert Lee and been inspired, I just happened across this video... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARmqbpj1jB8 For me, it has

As a furniture and cabinet maker, I too have been tempted at times to try BBirch for slab doors.? I've resisted the temptation, as experience has shown that 20-30% of the sheets develop wind (twist).

Hello, I have a 2013 K700S with Power-Drive and suddenly it will not tilt (raise and lower works fine).? When i turn the switch, or push the micro adjust button, i get nothing...no hum, no

That video is for a Hammer chassis. The photos Bill posted are for a Kappa 40 or 400 machine. The 700-series external cap for the dado cutter is different. The following illustrates the proper

Mike, Are you doing inset doors like Kerf does? That, in addition to them being set back from the face a bit might be key to hiding warp. I checked with States Industries this week on their take

I can't guess what he meant.? Fuse is "bad" normally means "blown".? ?"is bad and will fail" really doesn't make much sense when talking about fuses. The most fundamental principle of electrical

https://vimeo.com/256596839?this is from Felder.

I am not sure but your dado is different then the one I have. Mine has a center piece that has two holes the pins go through. I have the hammer version. With mine no added spacers are needed. I might

Bill, A different way to explain is that the arbor length is fixed. You basically need to add spacers on the arbor so that your total stack is wide enough for the flange to apply securing force. I

Bill, My KF700 has an interior spacer when the saw blade is installed, but I must take it out when using the dado set. No interior spacer is needed as the dado clears the saw without

There is a spacer inside too. Whatever size allows the dado blade to clear. I have a Kappa 400 and I need to remove another piece that is part of the blade opening so my setup I’m sure is different.