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David, Thank you for your feedback. I am actually using the short crosscut fence on my F700Z, not on the saw, so crosscutting is not the issue, I definitely need a fence and the ability to clamp down

It is my view that the short distance between the pivot point of the fence and the 90° stop is a significant contributor to the design weakness overall. If you have ideas on how to implement a second

Hi Wade, If you want a high quality rip fence DRO, I would choose Fiama F8P. I plan to have this available where one does not need to fabricate the bracket as shown in the doc below. It allows quick

Hi Tim, My apologies, I should have mentioned, I’m hoping for one that fits the rip fence of the K700S. Thx, Wade

Hi David Best, I have gone over your amazingly detailed and informative videos relating to the short crosscut fence's repeatability several times (ever since I got my own temperamental crosscut fence

Thanks Aaron, I had already seen the proscale kit. I am looking for a solution to adapt the Dro M503 that I bought, and I will certainly take inspiration from this kit to create a functional support

Yours looks nice, and that would be a great price point! --Tim [email protected]> wrote:

I expect to offer my version for less than 1/3 of that. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

I just went to the Proscale website and noticed this for Felder K700 with 1800mm crosscut fence: https://www.proscale.com/products/industry-applications/woodworking-cabinets/907-3063-001/ --Tim

Thank you. ?The machine is new, so the bed belt is good. ?Looks like some more minor infeed pressure roller adjustments should get me there. I will work to get an accurate measurement to adjust from

To adjust the pressure rollers, lay down a piece of ? Baltic birch plywood (or similar that you know is dead flat) to cover the entire rubber feed mat. That provides a reference surface from which

? This is another indication that your infeed and/or outfeed pressure rollers are not properly adjusted or that your feed belt is worn or glazed over. The best indicator on depth of cut limitations

Thank you Tom and David. ?Adjusting the pressure bar has helped which appears to be off from the factory. ? I was able to make an adjustment but need to find a way to accurately measure the bar

John, I have owned the Northstate branded 1632 Widebelt sander you have for over 20 years now and gotten great service out of it. I even posted some videos a long time back on how to adjust the belt

Are you using the platen at 80 grit? ?I am having to almost push / pull the piece lightly on some passes as it not easily passing through. ?The feed rate / gears ?is at the lowest setting.

Hi John, I have sanded parts as thin as 1mm, so you can definitely process thin material. I generally raise the feed bed two full rotations of the hand wheel when using 80 grit, which I think

I think the infeed pressure bar was not set correctly. ?I made an adjustment based upon your comment and it seems to have improved. The piece still gets hung up / slips but the snipe has diminished.

Accurate technology Inc. makes great DRO’s! I’m hoping one day they will develope a kit for the K700S. Wade

Hi John, Yes, snipe on the leading end of the piece would indicate you need more pressure on the in-feed pressure roller. I have the Northstate sander as well, and do not experience this snipe. I have

Andrea, By the way, Proscale does already have a kit for the Minimax SC4: https://www.proscale.com/products/industry-applications/woodworking-cabinets/907-3037-001/ -Aaron