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In Canada it is about 1 inch per 10 feet, 2 inches per 20 feet and so on for garage floors. This will allow adequate drainage for example for snow melting off vehicles in winter. Elwin K

Now I’m confused. I’m not saying you are wrong, but unless Felder has modified their measuring tape system, the measurement scale should be movable - if for no other reason than to facilitate

The strip that move left to right is only on the rip fence. On the crosscut fence it is fixed and it doesn't move. This is why I think I'll have issues with the calibrate it. For the crosscut fence

This is another "deja vu all over again" topic that is constantly brought up. There are plenty of suggestions in the message archive. It’s also discussed in my Survival Guide which you have. Here

I unpacked the saw and found out that the factory ignored my request for metric scale and the crosscut fence arrived with with imperial units :angry-emoji: It looks like the scale is permanent

That’s 2” per meter, right? David Best - via mobile phone

Typical slope specced for the houses we've built in LA is 2" towards garage doors.

Gidday Associated with this, but not to do with levelling machinery, what is the slope put on such garage floors for drainage? Expressed as H/L My son has a problem on a new construct and he is

My K3 had leveling feet (or was it part of the mobility kit?) Anyway I just order some Mcmaster

I picked up my slider today from Felder warehouse in Sacramento and dropped of my old K3 slider. I rented a 12 ft trailer from United rentals. loading up the K3 was super easy with the mobility kit

No, most folks just sit them directly on the concrete. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

The saw doesn’t come with leveling feet?

I was hoping to here about the proper coffee to consume before putting the legs on….. Mike M.E. Blake GC

That was my original suggestion, one size shorter on the belt. Vacuum what will come off and then paper towels or rags for the rest. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

So today I opened the machine, as you guys suggested, I tightened the drive belt after opening the 4 screws of the engine, it actually helped a lot and there is a significant reduction in the

Good one. Or how about how to couple a 4” flex hose to an 80mm dust port? Or 30mm versus 1?-inch shaper spindles. ? David

To be fair, I was thinking it was time to talk bandsaw blades again to see if anything's changed. HAHAHAHAHA. ;) [email protected]> wrote:

Hi David: That sounds like too much common sense!!! ? Maybe most of us receive the posted emails into our inboxes and don’t log in? I know I only log in to check for relevant posts before

Makes me wonder if members ever search the FOG archives. Many of the same questions come up on two year cycles. Leveling feet is one of the hearty perennials. Follow this link: Re: Levelling

https://workholdingcomponents.mortonmachine.com/category/leveling-mounts-metric-leveling-mounts? Leveling Mounts, Leveling Pads workholdingcomponents.mortonmachine.com Brian