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I don't see the images. The few times I've tried to attach pictures they were also stripped out. felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

That is most likely the same machine, a KF700SP with 9’ slider, manual controls with dial indicators. 49” rip. I would have ordered the smaller rip but the deal was to good to pass on. They were

David: How did you get into my shop and take the pictures of my mess? We don’t even know each other. Gil Fuqua One of the advantages of being disorderly is that one is constantly making exciting

Imran, That is great. No problem, I can wait, it is not urgent. I can lift and lower the heavy F48 :) Thanks, James <felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

James, I do not have hammer but looking at the pics the tilt away mechanism is different for Felder vs Hammer. I have the gas spring attached to the bracket on my Felder. The bracket engineering print

If I remember from the original postings many years ago it was for leverage and mechanical advantage. Never done one as I have really no need for one and zero interest. I do remember the discussions

Option 11 is a switch that controls the rotational direction of the shaper spindle. Option 91 is a support arm to hold the extraction hose to the saw guard when the Euro II style saw guard is used and

John, Just curious why the gas spring is not attached directly to the tilt bracket flat base like Andy did on his hammer bracket? Thanks, James [felder-woodworking]

It was their part number 9416K21 225lb rating. You need a gas spring rated higher than the combined weight of the stand/feeder due to leverage

They show up as image holder tags ([image#.jpeg], not the actual image themselves.

Are there pictures of Felder's? How is it compared to the above version? Thanks for the URL.

I am curious, does anyone see these images? They dont show up even on the Yahoo Group page.

James here's some pics of Felder with the gas shock and mounting bracket, there is also plans somewhere. I don't need one so maybe one of others can show them to you. If not my friend Fred has the

Here are a few pics for the those who can see them. If you want me to email separately send me your email…joe Joe.jensen@... [image1.jpeg] [image2.jpeg] [image3.jpeg] [image4.jpeg]

What is "Option 11 - Switch for forward and reverse run"? It is supposedly a standard equipment option, but I have no idea what it is for and where are the switches? What about "Option 91-Extractor

Andy, Awesome! Could you tell me the McMaster product # for the gas spring? There are too many on their website. Thanks, James [felder-woodworking] <felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

Before I upgraded to the Comatic, I had my PF Euro-plug mounted on the Profil, and the power came from the shaper main supply line and it was not a delayed circuit or tied to the motor running - it

Just uploaded into the Photos library under Hammer C3 with Comatic DC40 installation

Thanks Corey. If I need to rip long (7 foot+) and narrow pieces, then I go to the band saw with infeed and outfeed supports. Then the piece goes into the planner/drum sander to get to final

Hi Joe, I was browsing through Rangate website. I remembered videos of tilt-and-turn window installations, so I looked at the FLEXset cutters. Keep in mind, I have not ever used a shaper; I only have