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Awesome! @B Lam- What you mean double wall? @PK- that’s next level and super tempting, wish they had a mobility kit for that. Although I’d be nervous about moving 2k lbs more than once. @Albert

There is an upcoming auction in Keene NH. Tons of amazing equipment including a Martin T71 and an Altendorf F-90 https://nh.craigslist.org/tld/d/keene-auction-1490-st-martins-lane/7618898807.html

Mark thank you, On which machine would suit, I am looking at the 500 and 700 series from just saw to saw/molder to five functions machine. I am East Coast USA Ideally I would choose the short cabinet

I had a 951 for 3 years, no issues during my ownership I sold it because I need something wider and the workflow dictated that I need to go separate, I didnt like 951's fence and I didnt like its

Christopher, I ordered a SCM L'invincible FS 7 jointer/planer combo. I replaced my AD-941 with it.? I had zero issues with the AD-941, I really liked it.? I just had a realization that I really

Used offerings show up here often. I would suggest you post more details about exactly what you want and where you are located. Price depends on many factors, others here can provide constructive

There is a K3, K940 and a KF 700 on Felder used machine site. These are private sales by individuals. I try to post used machines wherever I find them on my facebook group - link below. Buy used

I once had a Unisaw. ?To me, what makes a slider the safest saw is having Mac Clamps along with finding ways to cut wood without hand feeding boards using the rip fence. ?You may want to consider

Used Felder equipment comes up pretty regularly, but finding a full combination machine like the CF-700 is pretty rare. Thinking back, I think I seen one listed about once per year - if even that

Hello all. I own a small professional shop and have been using an ancient Unisaw for years. Well I made a small error and took a very bad cut so now I am about to replace the saw with something safer.

Richard, my A3-31 has not required recalibration in the 10 years of ownership. It gets used 2-3 days each week. Notably, compared with your use, mine does not move from its spot in the workshop ….

I was adjusting monthly on mine using heavier stock but i know other people who don’t have that experience.

I have had a hammer a3-31 I was adjusting monthly and after anything over 4/4 full length stock was jointed. I know that’s not the felder machine in question, but I have had an fs52es for a month

I bought a used CF731 (2001 model)? well over 10 years ago and never looked back. Yes, it takes some getting used to when coming from a std cabinet saw and separate planer and jointer setups, but

The table elevation systems on the Minimax FS41ES / FS52ES is a reliable field-proven parallelogram system. The AD-951 uses a “value engineered” eccentric cam mechanism that has proven to be more

Chris:I’ve had the AD951 for 3 years… with heavy use; probably receives?the most use within my shop (K700S, Hammer N4400, and the AD951). All hardwoods; I’m still on the original sides of the

It's extremely hard to tell in the pictures, but the Minimax FS41ES / FS52ES --might-- have a longer distance between the alignment bolts/pegs when compared to the Felder AD951 (see pic below).? This

I have the FS41ES. Amazing, perfect out of the box! Couldn’t be happier. Thanks Branden

Has anybody had experience with either of these machines? Any thoughts as to choose one over the other?

Fred, if this were a Kappa 400 instead of a Kappa 40, I would have a different opinion. My guess is it’s worth $12-14K, but I would recommend you contact Tom Morris - he sold a similar Kappa 40 a