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Thanks, I initially placed it reversed, this is why I couldn’t move the swing away, after swapping the latching plate I am now able to swing away the decide.

Yes. That’s the latching mechanism on-ramp. It brings a sagging swing-away coupling component up to the level required for the Kipp locking levers to align and pull the feeder securely against the

One more questions about the swing away. The small plate on the bottom is oriented in the right way?

Yea, I have the complete PCS PDF manual, and have read it. It strikes me as a potentially temperamental system that could easily frustrate people into turning it off or ignoring it, thus defeating the

This table is in the PCS manual. -- John Hinman Boise ID Kappa 450X and A941

This table is in the Kappa 450 manual. It does not address the blade versus table top, but does address the max diameter versus scoring blade. -- John Hinman Boise ID Kappa 450X and A941

By the way, the Kappa 450 will accept a 400 mm blade but will not retract it below the table top. The PCS displays a warning if the larger blade is mounted. This fact is not clearly stated in sales

A couple more points: This sounds suspicions to me. The PP has balanced outputs, and while it’s always a good idea to ensure the 3rd (manufactured) leg is not part of the circuitry used to power the

David, I ordered a Felder blade when I ordered the saw in March. I do not recall whether I bought the blade because of the PCS or if I just wanted a larger blade than I could get from Tenryu. When I

Is the the milled surface of the cast knuckle out of square... or the holes drilled square... How about the profile connector, Seems you could photo the problem well to me. Guess you'll be getting

I don't know what the casting looks like that mounts to the F-channel and holds the fence, but maybe drill and tap for a jackscrew/setscrew on the low side and jack it up to obtain square with the

Did Felder give you any pre-sales indication that the PCS system would only work with Felder blades? I have seen no such indication published, nor have I heard this from other PCS users. It wouldn’t

I had a similar problem with a pressure bar on a Powermatic planer in the 1980s. They sent 3 replacements and all were machined wrong. The jig they used was obviously bad. I think the Felder part is

The saw is up and running. The tech had some issues getting the blade brake and the PCS system to work, which was eventually traced to which leg of the three-phase current from my Phase Perfect

Hello FOG, I recently had Felder send a replacement fence support (sometimes referred to as a knuckle - the cast iron piece that rides the flat bar and holds the fence). What I found is that when

Thanks everyone! Brian, quite a few useful items in your printable collection, and thanks for sharing the zero clearance insert I was looking for to fit the K3.

Thank you Mikelis, I’ll check that

On printables you can find a model for the Hammer extrusion https://www.printables.com/model/691112-hammer-k3b3c3-zero-clearence-anschlag You might find some other interesting things for the K3 in my

John: When you find a buyer, I can help with a move, if necessary. I don’t have rigging, but I am resourceful. Mike D.