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The German BGHM guide, is the most informative I've seen, regarding the use of sliders. https://www.bghm.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Seminare/Holzbranche/TSM-Web_BG_96.18.pdf All the best Tom

Dennis, I'm sure you will enjoy your new saw, but it is a different way of working and takes some time to adjust to it. But for me, it was certainly a game changer as far as precision and safety by

He means that you should always sign your posts with your name at the end. Like other stated, it is recommended to use the slider and/or a Frizt-n-Franz jig to rip anything on the left side of the

What do you mean by name please?

Welcome to the club Jonathan, Best advice is to do your ripping to the left of the blade on the slider. I do mine in conjunction with the flip stop on the fence and Brian's parallel fence towards the

Welcome to the FOG. Brian is awesome. I’m in Tempe and if you ever get down here I’d love to show you my shop and chat. Brian taught me a lot.

Hi Dennis, Welcome to the FOG! Please feel free to ask questions... also, I have a narrow pallet jack if you want to borrow one, given your proximity to me.? Brian

I went through the same evolution. The tape trick on the rip fence really works. I do miss the ability to quickly and accurately rip with a rip fence, but have learned to rip with the slider. It just

Name please. Best advice…use the slider for almost everything…the riip fence should be a seldom used item. Terry

Hi Everyone I just joined the forum and there is so much helpful info, thanks everyone! I just got my k700s 2 weeks ago and would like some advice on ripping. My saw was setup by a Felder tech and he

Ordered one.... came today. Just unpacked it but haven't run it as yet. Looks like a nice machine! Thanks for pointer on that again. CWI folks were easy to work with as well. -Bob

Hi Dennis, Congratulations on your purchase. I'm sure once you have adjusted to the different ways you use a slider vs the traditional cabinet saw, you will find it a joy to use. As for getting it off

Hi all, I just wanted to introduce myself to this group. I live in North Central Arizona, am retired after decades of software development, and have done many wood and some metal projects over the

Hi James, the AD531 has either a 3 or 4 Kw motor, depending upon what you purchased. The 20 ampere circuit is fine for the 3Kw motor, if you have the 4 Kw motor I would recommend trying it on the 20A

How much do you want for the F&F? I am also from the south Bay Area.

Gotcha, thanks guys! I could likely make a t-nut to work this it but the sliders are likely too big judging from the pics on David’s page.

Not sure if the thread size is same but this document shows slider nut dimensions for Hammer, Felder and Foramt 4 Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share Sent: Thursday,

I reviewed this product previously at the following link. Perhaps this would help you understand its function and if it fits the t-slot of the Hammer slider. The Kappa 550 version is longer and has

Someone on this group surely knows better than i do, but it comes in two variants… one for Kappa machines, and one for X-Roll machines, which I believe are fitted on some hammer models.

Any idea if the Fritz and Franz fits a Hammer? I’m just down in Carmel, could drive up and pick it up.