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You are correct in your observation Mark and I agree with you fully. I had a chance to put my hand on a proper Felder sander (model 1102?) and even that I was not impressed... I think the target

Whoa...? Did not expect that pricing.. I assume the Felder is a 48" belt. These are all 60" belts Cantek 25" $12k 10hp nicer DRO Safety speed 37" $14k 10hp sp or 15hp 3ph nice DRO Laguna 37" $15k

Cliff, Are you talking about https://vsctools.com/? This discussion is about parallel fence and I don’t see one on this site. Imran

Check out Very Cool Tools I have one I made very much like the Very Cool Tools version. Ya need a? welder and ability to cut steel to make it.? I like it? I like it a lot.

Wade I have 5’ of clearance both in ripping and crosscutting a sheet of plywood. Not the most ideal situation but my L shape shop layout means that all machines with long in/out feed need to be

I too love my Versaflow. I got mine from Industrialsafety.com. ?Similar vendors sell them as well. /david shores

Dan, If the planer is causing the support fence not to clear, does this also mean you don’t have the capability to straighten line a full sheet of plywood that is 4’ wide? That would be a bummer

Not a great pic do you can see what I mean with the planer being in the way of the parallel fence. The support itself is fine, it’s only a problem when I try to use the parallel fence attachment

If you put your K700 on feet you may be able to get the parallel guide to ride over the planer? Dave Davies

Felder sent me their parallel fence for free as part of the thanksgiving promo sale that happened just after I ordered my k700s. My shop layout doesn’t allow me to use the parallel fence in its

I have both and prefer Brian’s. Its lighter and simpler to use. I have the digital version, not sure if Felder makes one or not. The Felder version I have is analog. I still use the Felder as a base

Hey F.O.G. I’m in need of a parallel fence to use with my K700S. ?Unless you make your own, I see only two marketed ones to choose from, Felder’s version vs Lamb’s version. ?I see pros/cons

For what it's worth here is a photo of my A3-31 fence. The outfeed end of the fence is 1/4" off the table. It has to be since it is a machined offset.

I use a magport connector for DC on mine. Switching the DC takes less than 10 seconds--less an issue than dialing the planer table up or down during the conversion.

I did finally figure about the gear lever. All is well, so far, other than the DC hose is a problem until I figure out how to deal with it when changing over to jointing or planeing. Once I get the

I can’t tell from the picture, but I suspect there is enough clearance on the bolts that hold the bracket on the back of that extrusion to loosen and tilt it slightly. I don’t know about Hammer

Where do you buy the versaflo system?

You also plane (thickness) in the opposite direction from jointing. Dummy me actually made this mistake. Once. [email protected]> wrote:

Did you engage the gear lever when planing?