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Hi Nathan, Over a year ago I was also playing with that idea and whipped up a quick prototype as can be seen in the picture below. It is/was the goal to make some 3d printed parts and use the VEIKO T

I have ridge carbide blades and have been very happy with the blades as well as the customer service. I would suggest ridge carbide. I also had good luck with forest. wrote:

I third the vote for Quinn Saw. They're local to me in St Louis. I've been there many times. They repaired a Forrest blade that ate my SawStop and it was flawless. They make quality blades to any spec

I second Quinn Saw, we have a rip blade they made. Also Forrest is very good to deal with. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

Hi everyone. I have an opportunity to procure a felder parallel cut guide that is designed for its P coupling system for felder saws. I currently own a hammer C3 31. Has anyone come across an adapter

And Mac…the one that gets me is the “convenience fee”! I run from that one! Wade

Imran, Where in the heck did you get your precision concave edge, I’ve been looking forever! ???? Wade

“OMG! I never thought I would find a use for my precision concave edge, thank you Felder. You are the best ?” Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Hi Mike, I deal with a lot of vendors and there is no standard protocol. Amazon click, yes eBay click yes Some vendors require special arrangements and they all veri and have specific requirements .

Quinn Saw and Tool has been great to deal with https://quinnsaw.com/

I have a couple of Tenryu blades - I am not very happy with my rip blade. I think the tolerances are poor. I have an Amana that seems pretty good, although I did have a local shop retried it to a flat

Hi Mike There may be better options for getting good blades from known reputable suppliers, however.... One way to deal with overseas or suspect suppliers is (if you are prepared to risk the total

Told Wade, Will give them a call. Mike

FOG, Felder called me back! Holy crap they actually called me back! It’s a miracle! Anyways, they do sell leveling feet for the AD941, without having to buy the mobility kit. David Best is correct,

Mike, This is who I use for my blade needs. And you don’t need to give them all your personal info. Professional Saw Blades, Router Bits and Dado Sets ridgecarbidetool.com Thx, Wade

I'd like to buy a 28 tooth 300 mm od 30mm bore std kerf quality rip blade for my slider that is not made in china from a company that will send it to me if I give them my credit card over the phone.

I just used scrap wood to level the AD741, I will never move it in the garage. James

Hi Bill, I’m only simply going off of what the manual is indicating to do. But good question, maybe to preserve the performance of adjustability over time. I’m not really sure why they want it

Thank You David Best, So you’ve indicated there are no threaded holes, like there is on my K700S, so I’d have to pick up additional nuts and washers as you indicated on your Flickr pages. I’m

Wade, can you explain to me why a jointer planer needs to be level? I’m not getting it. I have an AD941, never bothered to level it and no issues. In fact I know it’s not level, my floor slants.