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I've just spent the last few hours attempting to lubricate my Felders and as usual, find it rather frustrating. Hard to get at nipples of the flat variety and even when removed and the needle pointed

Boss ordered from Blastgate a few months ago. They were doing 30% off everything and he got some exceptional deals. Everything arrived packaged very very well on a plastic pallet. [felder-woodworking]

I've ordered from Duct Inc. several times and have been extremely happy with their product and customer service. My sales rep is Patrick and he has been a pleasure to work with. I outfitted a 2500 ft

Anyone have experience ordering from Duct, inc in NC, or Blastgate Co. (Aka AB Supply) in MI? Thanks Johnny

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Well, I didn’t do it because I’m in a wheelchair, but my son moved my 80 gallon Ingersoll into place by just grabbing the top, tilting it slightly and walking it by pivoting it from leg to leg.

Brian, totally agree and as to why only 3 legs is beyond me. Mac... plywood floor. Wait a minute, forget what I wanted to do. It wasnt going to be on the FAT for a good deal of time. Just to move it

Of all things to move around, a compressor has to be one of the most dangerous. Extremely top heavy, rounded on the bottom of the tank and three legs instead of four… a veritable recipe for

You buy the right casters and you won't blow them. Stay away from Big Box crap. But do whatever you want.? JohnJMK Services

True... well I am not going to take any chances.Not up for blown?out casters either.It was fun drawing it up though.?Thanks Lucky & Brian

If you have a concrete floor just push it around. Set some pieces of carpet under the 3 legs not a big deal. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106

Why not put it on 3 locking Rubber/Urethane wheeled casters if its only temporary. felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

No way. I have several FAT300s, and while they are fantastic for the purpose, there is no way they can be made to lift something heavy outside the casters. You would need an equally weighted

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Link doesn’t work, and unless you are setting the compressor on the table top, anything sticking out to the sides will just tip the FAT table over. Forklifts have huge amounts of cast iron weight on

Anyone have a Felder FAT300 ? Can you use it as a forklift? Eventually I will be getting a Quincy QT-5 60 gal compressor. Im going to need to move it around a couple of times until the CNC router

Did not have much time to play with the Festool Carvex but I did cut rafter tail pattern for the porch same as what I had done earlier with Bosch for the main roof. I do favor the Bosch style as I

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thank you everyone :) great resources here....i did find one cracked plastic piece...so i ordered a few from Felder yesterday.....thank you all for your help

I checked the outrigger table on my KF700sp, yes, the steel bar is 0.015" below the sliding table :) I have to say David Best's explanation is right on the money. The cross bar in the middle of the