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Hello to all Felder owners, It's been quite a while since I posted. I have owned my single phase K700 for a bit more than a year now and am not satisfied with the way the saw is cutting. I bought

Not cheap either. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2023 9:46 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [FOG] Advice on dial indicator

Very limited, the size range gets smaller the smaller the hole size is, but not uncommon for range to be between .100" and .400” from smallest to largest. You need a lot of Tri-mic’s to cover the

What size ranges ? I have the two prong bore indicators but have wanted the three but stocking so many sizes slowed me down. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2023 9:32 AM

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Here's another vote for the Husky tables. I use mine for an assembly/outfeed table for my bandsaw. I have the original casters on mine at the moment. My floor is smooth enough, so it hasn't been an

Okay, thanks everyone. I'll just leave this adjustment alone. I spent virtually the whole weekend getting the infeed table coplanar with the outfeed table and got every measurement point within

Yes. It’s similar in scope, but I don’t recommend it for something like 0.005” difference across the thicknessed material. The adjustment is accomplished by altering the planer table height on

Andy, I’d say that’s close enough for the girls I go out with! ???? Wade

Dan, The Felder Fat 300 S is on sale right now! Save $95 ???? Wade

Tom Morris, Which model Barth? Would you mind sharing the cost? Thx, Wade

Nothing wrong with the Husky carts, I have three 54” benches and I use them as material carts around my shop. They double as infeed/outfeed for jointer, planer, and wide belt sander. For $220 a

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I bet it's more likely an errant chip stuck somewhere or inconsistent wood density across the face will cause your stock to feed slightly off-plane. Or, just run it through twice and/or flip

I have both the Rangate and Barth lift tables, both very nice and equal build quality. I do notice that the Barth raises more per pump stroke. Also, unless they now offer a top option, the Rangate

LArry Long Neck - 10mm allen bit on a drill solves the problem. wrote:

I bought the 6ft long adjustable husky rolling bench and put a 4'x8' torsion box table on top of it instead of the top it came with. I use it as my main assembly table. Only problem is that the hand

I'm also done with the self-commissioning of my new AD941. I ran a couple of 3" wide pieces of red oak, one on the left side of the planer ("thicknesser") and one on the right. There was about 0.005"

Thanks Brett. Good to hear a positive review from someone who owns a couple. Joel, do you have a link for the Husky cart? Is it a scissor lift? I’m thinking of building a larger heavier bench in the