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I designed and 3D printed a housing for the folks that wanted the Faima DRO unit on their rip fences. I guess I can supply those, It uses a couple of nuts to lock into the housing and a rubber o-ring

I used one of the inexpensive DRO (M503?) for my rip fence. I made a simple wooden box that the display slides into with a friction fit, and that attaches to the rip fence casting with magnets. The

Brian is right that my offering does not help with Felder flipstop issues. If that is your issue then you can purchase his DRO flipstop. I whacked my Felder flipstop with a dead blow hammer into

Thank you Imran. Yeah, it’s a bit odd that I can never open your links. But do appreciate you sending a copy. I’ll definitely take look. Wade

Brian, I’m looking for a DRO to install on the rip fence of the K700S. Something that sits on the main casting hub of the rip assembly. I have the heavy duty Felder flip stops with DRO already. Love

Wade, Not sure why it works for me, anyways, here is a copy. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

I have owned both the mirka 6” deros and 3x5 deos rectangle sander. Ended up selling both of them in favor of the Ekasand 3x4 and 6”. My main shop sander is now a 6” festool, the 6” Ekasand is

You guys do realize that Proscale or Imran's contraption do nothing to get rid of the crappy flipstop that Felder uses and isn't square. I am also not sure I would want to trust the flimsy 3D printed

Hi Imran, For some reason I cannot open the link. Wade

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