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Just wanted to wish you all a Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays Or what ever is political correct these days. And thank you Brian for the rip stop. To damn cold to work in the shop right now and I

Scott, Here is a partial answer to the question you posed to Marty. When working on my B3 (which I assume has a cast iron portion of similar size to the one on the saw/spindle side of the combo) I can

Hi John! Congrats on your soon-to-be K700S. I received a new KF700S January 2021, here are some of my experiences/notes: -- The machine is rather heavy, my memory is that the machine pallet weighed in

I have a new saw coming soon - K700S. I am trying to figure out how to move it from the street to my shop. If I understand correctly it comes in two crates, one for the base and one for the sliding

Hi Scott, I haven't tried to keep the power feeder upright to see how much it would get in the way.? I installed the lift assist which makes it easy to raise and lower the feeder.? I don't use the

Marty, are you able to leave your power feeder in the upright position for all or most of you work on your combo, including sawing and the jointer/planer? ?Is it possible to raise the jointer tables

“You might even find that the extended crosscut fence might just clear the top of the AD741” Working height of the machines is critical to be aware of when the shop space is tight. My plan

Hey Marcus, The working envelope of a slider, jointer and planer is quite long.? Consider placing your saw/jointer/planer about a 1.5 meters in front of the large door so you can utilize the "free"

Hi Marcus, I'm also figuring out workshop layout. One suggestion that many made for me is to locate the bandsaw in the "dead zone" at the outfeed end of the panel saw (your K740). Something like this

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What he said. And wiggle everything. See if you can find things that need tightening

Thank you to all of you who replied with your thoughts and suggestions. I really appreciated the Video link. Looks like I will be ordering one of these. -- Mark Foster

I wonder? if the? Format guys say that from their perspective? "a real Format" ??

Thanks for all this information..This is exactly? what I need to hear and see..I just took possession of my new AD941 and struggled to move it around. This helps tremendously Randy

Maybe an extra extension table? PK

Yes the above picture is precisely my setup. I don’t have any other accessories for the slider

Finnian, That is a longer slider than I had on my Laguna TSS for 15 years!? You do not have the arm for the outriggers, so maybe you get by with a few extension tables attached to the slider instead?

Cheers PK - it's a standard K500. Not S nor P. I went for the 1.5m slider, which is just one size above minimum for the K500. I wanted longer but it would never fit in my small shop. Otherwise, that's

Finnian, Welcome! Can you give us a few more details?? I am assuming that this is a K500, not a K500S or a K500 professional?? What length slider did you opt for? PK PKwoodworking