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A well-written manual seems to be more rare as time goes on. Does the Dylos manual address the particulate labels that may be safe or not safe? Based on the Dylos web site, it seems the device does

One of my greatest pleasures on a cold winter evening is to cozy up to warm fire, hot toddy and a well written O&M manual.? Congrats on you quality purchase.

Hi Richard, I do not know what happened earlier with the power hookup but most likely it is something simple. Try not to worry too much. What you did with blade elevation should not have hurt

Hello Imran, Honestly I'm not sure if the blade was spinning at the same time since I'm getting a major stroke from breaking the machine, but most probably yes. :) I have checked the emergency stop

Hi Richard, Yes there are fuses and possibly a resettable overcurrent detector. Your schematic is also in the electrical box, so not much can happen until tomorrow. You can scan the chassis for a

Hello Everyone, I've received finally my K945s and seem like I broke it as well after a few days only. I replaced the extension cable what goes to my electric box, turned on the saw to check, lowered

Aaron, this is golden and almost exactly what I was thinking about. Really appreciate the photos

Hi Andrew, Glad the machine is up and running. Regarding testing thermal overload relay, there should be a test button. The contacts for the 3 phases are normally closed. You can verify this with

This is a rave review. After reading the recent thread about air quality monitors, I placed an order for a Dylos unit. I cannot remember the last time I purchased an electronic device that came with a

Hi Imran, I used Acrobat Pro to modify the schematic, I have a subscription as I use it for my invoicing. If you need anything altered feel free to email it over to me and I’d be happy to modify

Hello all, just coming back to update on what the issue was, it sucks when people solve a problem and don’t come back to share with a forum about the solution.. so posting here for anyone that is

Oh yeah, I remember why I had it so far away from the wall.?? I have the edge sander against the wall and still need enough clearance to feed sheets onto the saw (old picture below).? Your

Aaron, Thanks for the info. My B3 is equipped with the same fence as your machine and the dust collection installation takes a similar footprint. I can see taking the tape measure out and looking into

Currently, the table is 25-3/4" from the wall due to my current duct setup: I could potentially move it closer by about 5" (I might do this).? I would say the K700S requires about 10" minimum

Aaron, Very well done Sir; bravo! One question: How far is your machine from the wall? Regards, Jacques

I built a router table setup that is used in place of the out-feed table on my K700S slider: I've documented the entire process in this thread below, but let me know if you want me to answer any

Awesome David. Appreciate the links

This has been discussed at length several times before. Have a look at the discussion in this thread from the archives: /g/felderownersgroup/topic/96689739#msg128173 Here’s another

Paul, I’ve been there, done that. You are lucky that Felder had spare parts for a 25 year old machine. Please review the attached document that describes the procedure I used to make bearing way

Anyone out there incorporate their router table/lift into their sliders outfeed extension table? I should be taking delivery of a new kappa 450x in a few weeks and selling my Sawstop. One issue I will