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I will chime in.? I started the thread on the FB 710 vibration.? Murray's experience with his N4400 is similar to my observation of a brand-new FB 710, just delivered from the Sacramento Felder

Is this also normal? IMG_9449.MOV <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R1qx_n4hVCvbUN_1thK9fWMS1P_yOY3L/view?usp=drive_web> Does Felder have any type of return policy? Bill Bélanger

As usual, it would be better to talk to David sooner.? I didn't do that with my first FB510 which made excessive grinding and clanking noises when adjusting the blade guide assembly up and down.?

Jay, I install the blade so the blade teeth overhang the upper wheel. I used to install the blade on the center of the upper wheel, the tracking was terrible, can't cut straight. Also, the blade makes

Thanks for checking this James. ? That is how my saw should work. ? I’m going to work on making my saw better. I really appreciate the information. Have a great day, jay

Sure wish mine was that smooth. Who makes these saws anyway? The same people who make the sliders and jointer planers? Bill Belanger

Jay, I fully tightened the knob, adjusted the ceramic guide to ensure the guide does not touch the blade, no visible vibration, see the video. James

Problem is the table is all the way down and my height readout says .250 so it thinks the table is near the top. I can but the f key and run it up manually but only to .120 and then when I go down the

There’s an AD 741 user manual in the file section manuals on the fog site. Maybe that would help you Bill Belanger

Need some help. In my recent move I can't for the life of me find my manuals for my Felder equipment. Today I plugged in my 2006? AD 741 ( it's been in storage for a year) and I can't get the table

Here is another home made version.? If you do a web search for "Overarm Blade Guard Gordon Sampson" you'll find a PDF of an article many years ago on Woodcentral.? (I wasn't sure if external links

Congratulations! The best part is peeling off those little stickers :)

Like Mac just said gauge blocks, and once you become in tune with your machine you'll know how much height a slight turn of the wheel will give you. It's really a pain to walk around the slider to

Yes, but,,,, the machine has to be stopped to make gage block adjustments. The other thing I did not mention is a dro works in inches, my preferred system. Jon S Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2020 9:25

What i use is gauge blocks or shaper bushing example 10 mm deep,,,, take 10mm high shaper bushing zero to top dead center and makes no difference what diameter is do same on shaper for height and

I have a height gage but would like to have the hand wheel version height indicator so that I could make changes on the fly similar to setting stops on a fence. Fast. The down side is that it has to

I thought about this method but I was not sure I can really get the zero correct. I will definitively try. Thanks, Bill

With saw take your dial indicator or a block and touch the high point of the blade at zero . Set the dial at zero and that’s it you want to do a 10 mm deep cut it will be 10 . If with a slider I

Glad, I asked the question, I learn something. David, I thought the dial is less cumbersome that any gauge for which I need to figure out the apex of the blade tooth. With a dial, you turn it

The dial should be accurate as long as you always adjust against the screw. So as example if you are adjusting up against the play in the screw, you can’t adjust down and expect the dial to be