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I've pretty much switched over to the clear hose from McMaster Carr. Although the remaining piece of hose, a short 160mm section that fits between the intake of the RL160 and the pipe has been holding

Bill, Very informative. If you don't mind I'll put that info in PDF format and put it in the files section.

Hi, Either the AD531 or the Hammer A331 for a lot less money. I really like the value you get with the Hammer. For 16" the equivalent would be the Hammer A3-41. Felder does not up the HP claim on

Hi Tony, If there is a little knob and washer that will fit in a threaded hole on the bottom of the crosscut fence. It's used to hold the extension in place.

Just got it...and there is absolutely no install manual. Anyone have any guidance on how to install the little pieces that came with it? :) Tony

LOL! I'm the victim of a wire coil and no hose in the bottom of my machine again too.... Going to go buy some 4" hose locally and replace it this time. Brian Lamb blamb11@... Weimaraner Rescue of

Dino, Felder offers two types of flexible DC hose. One of them is single layer, ultra flexible and disintegrates in 18-36 months even if nothing is being sucked through it - just as you say. This is

Since we are talking about dust collection - BTW, great post Bill - I'll add my two cents. I have been using the ClearVu cyclone system with spiral ducting and am very pleased with it. IMO, the only

Hi Bill, Nice post doing your dust system this way if you can afford it is the way to go. The only thing I am not keen on is I think your blast gates should be easy to reach @ 5' from floor it makes

good post Bill, thanks!

I am interested in a combo unit planner/jointer. I currently have a Minimax sliding table saw. 18 inch General band saw, General 1 inch mortiser, general drill press, 38 Woodmaster inch wide belt

Should start right up. The On buttons on Hammer equipment are supposed to be held in the depressed state until the blade speeds up to full. I've never noticed this as an issue on my saw, but the JP

David, keep counting. I find this information fascinating and hard to acquire. how various companies accomplish the same goal and opinions as to their success make for good learning. Thanks, Dave

No prob David, and thanks for all the input on how it's done on some of the other saws. I think we're on the same hymn sheet. I've no issue whatsoever with the K3 design, and agree that disturbing the

Ian, my comments to Jerry were in no way intended to be critical toward you and your alignment process. I know you had alignment issues stemming from the trunion when the blade was tilted. However,

Ta Brian, I didn't know for sure. What I guess I was getting at though is that provided it's not a case of very precisely locating the hinge line as you describe that unless I'm missing something it

Hello Group I'm using my new K3 saw for the first time, and when powering up, there is a gentle quite loud hum while the button is depressed, but the motor doesn't seem to be springing into action,

The Hammer, Felder 500 series (until they put the 700 series guts in the S chassis) and 900 series (at least the older ones) are hinged on pins hanging off the bottom of the table, so it's not

It wouldn't surprise me David if it's the case that Felder would prefer that the blade tilt hinge mounting on the K3 is not disturbed by owners. That said my saw was showing about a .010in difference

I'd like to see the blade tilt mechanism.