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Nice chair Marty. For some reason I did not get the email msg. Only found out because Jonathan replied so I went to the web interface to see it. Is the grain running vertical on the top piece of the

Looks like quite a project! Is that a completed chair in the background of the first photo? Please show us the chair when you get it finished! -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

Jacques, $10,000 for effective safety industrial equipment is a bargain, considering the damage a table saw can do to a person. The cost impact on a business is huge, too. The change in focus on

John, I read somewhere that the Felder technology (PCS) added about 10K $ to the cost of the machine. Assuming this is the right ? order of magnitude ? it becomes easier to see how this extra cost

The accessories really add up, don’t they! -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941

John Hinman, I’ve spent nearly a third of that for my K700S, along with all my current accessories, this was a huge expense for me and my “woodworking” salary. But I’m enjoying the investment!

Jason, did the Stiles rep tell you how much the hand saver adds to the cost of the machine? I’m just curious, as I am not in the market for a $75,000 saw. I like the idea of the safety feature, but

A commercial shop with employees might very well be able to justify this type of saw given the decrease in insurance rates. One lost finger or hand could easily cost hundreds of thousands in claims.

$75k is a lot of money. I’m curious - how many of the people in this group who make a living in woodworking can justify that kind of outlay? As far as volume goes, these features have to come on

That’s the same as Felder, only on the top of the line machine at this time. It is going to take some volume sales to bring the prices down to where they can offer this sort of thing on the “less

My local Stiles rep stopped by today. The hand saver option is only available on the F45 Elmo controller equipped saw. Top of the line, near $75k. Gulp. They do hope to bring it down the line

Thanks, Bill!! I’ll purchase a couple when I return from travel on March 16th. -Aaron Inami Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2023 10:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Bill

Success! Thanks all. Emery Begin forwarded message: From: Emery Salesky <emerys22@...> Date: February 26, 2023 at 9:52:08 AM EST To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Calibration of

Yes Wade, I do... https://www.etsy.com/listing/1317660318/120mm-port-to-5-hose-adapter Bill [email protected]> wrote:

Bill, Do you have 120mm to 5” adapter by chance? Thx, Wade

Aaron, I've added a 120mm to 6" adapter to my shop. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1413717184/120mm-to-6-adapter Bill Bélanger [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for that David. I have a 140mm to 6" adapter on my Etsy store. Bill [email protected]> wrote:

Nice work.? Looks like fun.?I see leaves on the trees.? Makes me hopeful.? I would like to be outside making saw dust too but worry if I set a tool down it would blow off the bench and disappear

You can see all the details of my dust extraction setup at this link. https://flic.kr/p/2gfsXWG The Dual 51 has a 140mm extraction port and I use two sections of 140mm ID flex hose. Nordfab supplied

After looking at David Best's pictures, I actually looked up the specs on the Felder machines.? The Felder 51/510 sized machines actually have a 140mm port (5.5"), so I would think you can clamp down