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?Hello Netanel, Just wanted to clarify the parts included. The single machine option would include the reversible T-nut with built in leveling set screws? And when sending in the aluminum block

Due to the discussion of some buying a new saw, thought I share few solutions members have come up with for adding wired and wireless control switches. Depending upon the location of control switches

Please add me to the list for one unit. Bill Webb

Please add me to the list for one unit. Thanks! Tim Nelle Eureka, Texas

Thanks for the clarification. Put me down for the two machine kit. Craig

The flip stop is only included if you purchase the two machine kit

Count me in. Will the components also include the new flip stop? Many thanks to you and David both. Craig

B Lam - The metal shop knows the required tolerance of 0.002 between the T nut and the bushing. Bill - I’ll be using the latest design from David. you are right about the components (T-nut with 2

Yes, if it’s complete and doesn’t need modification during install.

Thanks for ?putting this together. ?I saw that David Best's linked album shows a preliminary design and a final design. ?Am I correct in thinking that your kit will be machined per David's final

I can second Netanel on finish from Tersa. It is smooth and in raking light you can see the blade mark lines but not feel them. I go to 180 (unless need lower grit finish) and do a few swipes to

Add me to the list for a t-nut and clamping block fix

David, … why bother with going to the gym when your Felder units provide you with such an opportunity for exercise? ? Thanks for the literature review. A lot of the knowledge of interest is

Yes indeed…put me on the list. Terry

Im in. David mentioned the solution requires precise fitting per machine, I think. Am I getting that correct? And if so what is the solution here?

Count me in as interested also. Brad

I did a search of the message archives, and several people mentioned improved chip density in the dust collector withe the spiral head and that the Tersa produces “fluffy chips” that take up more

I milled some lumber for a table. Did some 8/4 to 6/4. And some 5/4 to -16mm (currently between bandsaws, so had to mill the material vs resaw it) Let’s say 50BF-60BF

Oh wow that's significant. What is a single milling operation for you?

Yes, you can see the difference between Tersa and spiral. You can easily go from planer directly to 150-180 (my final grit when using hardwax) with spiral I had to go down to 80-100 to remove some