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I wonder if I missed getting necessary accessories, like clamps and a ripping shoe, when I ordered my saw. I’ll chalk that up to not knowing much about the saw when I bought it. I see that the

Jbowen, Thank you for posting this. My takeaway from all that you mentioned, was the Felder guys left your table tweaked?! As much money as they charge for these things, that’s not a good sign at

Steve and Jay, I am just curious about overhead saw assembly affecting the table leveling. One on K975 is much more substantial (and fixed ?) than the new ones I see that can be swung out of the

jbowen, I had the same issue with that bracket on the overarm dust collection. Somewhere I had seen a video of someone installing the unit and his bracket did not line up either so he drilled new

Thank you, JBowen! -- John Hinman Boise ID Not a Felder Owner yet - expecting K700S in February and A941 in April 2022

Mark, I get the VSM from a small local outfit here in Minnesota. Dan is a good guy to work with. https://topindustrial.biz/ Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling Ave. South

Hi John, I am a new K700S owner myself and understand where you are. How to get from truck to house, slider onto machine, what blades to use all the Felder 101 stuff.? A lift cart is your best bet or

Hi Ariel, Sound like a good idea. Never liked washer there grinding on the AL housing. Thanks for sharing that. Imran

If you are like me and have your Big Squeeze Clamps for 15+ years and don't have the heart or the pocket or the need to buy Mac's very nice (and expensive) clamps, you can improve yours... For less

Thanks Mac and Steve. My shop is pretty open, and I will be ready for the fellow. I want to avoid mid-understandings so am asking the dumb questions now instead of later. -- John Hinman Boise ID Not a

John, the good news is is that with commissioning you don’t have to assemble the saw. You bought assembly with the commissioning. I misunderstood the guidance for commissioning and assembled mine by

John , best thing you can do is have a clean organized space to work, electrical and dust collection ready and material for testing and make darn sure machine is clean and all parts are clean. Mac,,,

Felder says usually the tech and the owner can get it done. I have started playing phone tag with one of the techs, so we can talk it through before he gets here. I just want the process to go

? I did it by myself. Roller supports and floor dolly. But I’m a strong dude too!

Jason, where are you getting the VSM belts? And do you use the zirc on 120 and below and AO on anything above? Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

I use maverick abrasives in my 43” wide belt. They are better than some other brands I’ve used. Great belt life.

Combat Abrasives is a division of Maverick. I use their 2x72” belts on my grinder/sander and they work very well. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I keep getting their ads in my feed. Never heard of them before. I'm currently using ZK713X zirconia alumina belts from VSM and they are great. So much longer lasting than anything else we've tried

Anybody use Maverick Abrasives on an edge sander or widebelt? Good, bad, ugly? https://www.maverickabrasives.com/ Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

If you have an adjustable height table like a Fat 500 or Barth bench, you can do it with one person. Details of how I do it including videos are here: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmM2BqbY