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I used to follow the maxim to always buy the biggest equipment to accommodate the biggest challenge you think you will face. I think that advice has some value but is not correct every time. The fact

Aaron: I appreciate that is a difficult decision, as I have a 400 sq' shop, as well; upgrading to the K700S (9') from a 10" cabinet saw was the most important change I've made to my woodworking. My

I think you made the right choice. I have a K700 with the 8 foot slider and since I retired, I very rarely have the need to rip down full sheets of ply and often wish that I had a shorter slider that

Dan, Actually it is the other way around, it was after Felder sent me a big pile of ? ?. It was my only way out, they credited me total cost of the k700, i had to crate it but they paid shipping

Mark you definitely got a deal there. Was that after you made a big stink about your k700s? I got powerdrive for free on my k700s (wasn’t on the build sheet but machine came with it) and I paid

Tom, everything you mentioned on my k940 (2800 slide) + 2 dro stops, dro on rip, auto scoring, scoring safety lights. 17k delivered. Now I didn’t push for pricing on the Kappa but i think I remember

When I was researching this back in Dec. 2020 optioning out the K940 vs Kappa 400 X Motion the difference was $3,215

Hi Mark! The machines (K940S and Kappa 400) I had spec'd were right at the crossover point of the two machines, which probably accounts for the price similarity. Without going into an exhaustive

Hello all, New to this group.? I just put a deposit down on a K700P.? Upgrading from a Powermatic cabinet saw.? My decision was between a K500S with a 9 foot slider or a K700P with the 6 foot

Tom, Thats interesting, the difference for me was was 30%-40% if I remember correctly Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/?hl=en

Hi Brendan, Earlier this year I was debating about whether up perform some upgrades on my KF700 and just buying a new machine, so I spec'd out a K940S and a Kappa 400. Similarly spec'd, they were

I have a Kappa 400 xMotion that I bought new configured to my particular specifications and needs. The K940 and Kappa 400 do share the same chassis, and many of the options are identical. Like Mark

Doug, one last recommendation, which is likely in a lower price range but from the Felder stable: I have had a Hammer N4400 bandsaw for around 10 years. It has never missed a beat. In all these years

Thanks for all of the useful observations and information - I am relieved that I can scale down my anticipated power need for resawing work, and it sounds like others have dealt with exactly the

Oh I see, can’t wait to hear your thoughts, I guess they are not advertising the new template system yet Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

Hi Mark: Thanks for your info. I don’t think you’re missing it. The new template system is brand new. In email exchanges with Richard Hummel, President of Woodpeckers, I’ve been told my MR is

Brendan, I have a 2016 Kappa 400 x-motion and I love it.? I purchased it from a shop and am the second owner.? I did need to add the digital crosscut to the saw and a few accessories as the previous

Anyone know if there is a place to download a STL for a Hammer K3 ZCI? Have a CNC and would like the ability to just bang them out as needed, not looking to sell these things.

It’s just a repeatable stop that you set to be exactly where the blade cuts the material off. Then you can throw it on the table and set the parallel fences to that exact point. I accomplish the

Is this device of Sang's just a bump stop? I'm not sure I'm following how it's used or why it's any better than using the rip fence. Jason Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling