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Renzetti’s system was designed for the earlier 700-series machines. I’m not clear when Felder made the switch to the newer more-friendly throat plate platform on the 700. David Best

Mark’s saw is a 940 and has a completely different throat setup where the ZCI attaches. His saw is the same platform as my Kappa 400 and does not natively come with a system to mount a conventional

Darn.

Lucky did an excellent job conveying my sentiments. I’ve owned the Multirouter for almost 20 years and it is a rock solid piece of equipment. Now that Woodpecker has picked it up, started doing some

Dan, I did laminate a strip to the edge then cut the bevel using the F&F. It was pretty strong and not nearly as week as without it but i just wouldn’t bother with it. It also makes the blade change

Lots of pics in this thread too (

Mark Foster, Do you know where I can see those too? Thx, Wade

John Renzetti who is a founding member here sells very nice ZCI’s this series saw. His are made from Garolite. Mark Foster

Yes Wade I’m doing those next. This is just preliminary fitting and figuring it out.

Dan, is there going to be a riving knife slot? Wade

Mark did you laminate that strip to the edge and then cut the bevel? The way you did it on the new saw looks fine actually. Zero clearance is more important on the right side anyway so little pieces

Not the David your asking, but I just purchased a multi router with most of the templates, the pneumatic clamps, and two of the proscale DROs, for the x and z axes. It will take months to get here

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I'd be interested. I have an older K700, though. Have the inserts stayed the same?

When I had the k700 the first pic is how i did it. The second is the k940 and you can see i just leave the left open, The only time its an issue is short thin strips drop in but the don’t go flying.

I’ve seen Ramon’s inserts, they look great! I like what he does by routing out the bottom to allow for a thicker insert. However, I chose to go with a simpler approach for now. Here’s a few more

Hi David, Just curious why you made this comment? I’m considering getting a panto-router as well, there’s seems to be near unanimous praise for it. Is there something deficient or lacking? Aside

After a week it sure seems like the stock insert leaves something to be desired. I just wonder how well a wooden insert will hold up, particularly the part between the blade and the table. That may

Hi Dan, Looks good. What are you looking to get for them? Thx, Wade

Hey FOG, after 2 weeks of using my new saw I decided the stock inserts were no bueno! I had a chunk of 24” x 8” x 2” wenge on the shelf so decided to make a run of zero clearance inserts for my