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Runout is 0.005”, both at a point 3/4” below the chuck and also at a point 4” below the chuck. Running the quill up and down 4” results in 0.001” difference top to bottom. What is a

I have a DC40 and start stand on a KF700SP. No problem with a stronger strut

Why aren’t you considering a K700 with a shorter slider? David Best Best Services 415-652-1366 www.bestservices.biz

I went from a 52” regular SawStop to a CF531. Pretty much same footprint and the J/P fits in the same space. The slider on the SS is too small and too far from the blade to be much use.

When I looked at the sliding attachment on the SS I was disappointed. It was an afterthought and not in the same league as a true slider. The crosscut fence in particular had no great way to zero. I'm

What about a short stroke Felder or hammer slider? If you keep with a 700 series you have complete interchangeability of accessories. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

You’ve peaked my curiosity there Steve. I had a Sawstop years ago before my first KF700, and obviously it’s a totally different animal, but I’ve never used their slider attachment. I’d love to

Shawn Last year I replace my sawstop with slider with my current K700S. I can elaborate much more in this topic later this evening. Steve

Just check a router bit shank, or a dowel pin into the chuck and use an indicator and mag base to measure the run out. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Hi all, Like an?amoeba reproducing through cell division, I am in the process of diverging my one shop into two, one for professional work (door, window, and cabinet construction), and one at home

My Nova has a 1.75 HP motor. I have never noticed a lack of power, but I use the machine only for drilling holes in wood or aluminum. The biggest holes I make are about 3.5” diameter Forster bit

Thanks guys, appreciated. After measuring voltage and mapping out the flow, it looks like the issue lies in the solenoid. It's fed by two of the three legs, but no voltage is coming out of the

Even at woodworking level precision, a drill press spindle needs either a combination radial and thrust bearings, or dual angular contact bearings with a set preload to drill a tight hole. That , in

I ordered a Nova from Buffalo Woodturning April 4, 2021, and am still waiting. I was told at the time that I wouldn't receive it until December 2021...no worries, I was still working on powering my

Forgot to add that I use a couple of Aigner safety items that help with repositioning the feeder with respect to my KF700 as shown below. Regards, Chris Perren From: [email protected]

I spent some time looking into the smart stand a few year ago with respect to the KF700.. I second David's concerns as an owner of KF700.. I do have a smart stand on a stand alone shaper and it works

Thanks for the reply Johannes - good feedback. Reading your reply, I remain skeptical that the Smart Stand is a good choice for a KF700. Swinging that heavy mass, having to make adjustments, potential

Timely post. I just ordered the floor standing version of the Nova last week, projected ETA July, "but it might be pushed back longer than that." I've been researching tables for woodworking. I've

Hi Johannes, Awesome feedback for anyone who is thinking of placing the smart stand on the tilt bracket. The reason I mentioned that someone may forget to lock the swing arm is because I used my SS

If I really wanted and needed a a conventional floor standing drill press that is built to an industrial standards (rather than kitchen appliance standards), I’d most likely buy an Ellis drill press