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I am getting ready to put my K700S on a pallet for shipping, and am planning to use the transport brackets that came with the saw. I had the foresight when I received the saw to zip-tie the brackets together and tuck them away inside the machine base so they would not get lost.

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I see four locations for the transport brackets, but have eight actual brackets. Hmmm - what am I missing here? Does the saw actually need eight brackets?

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Maybe the extras came with my A941, but I do not see mounting slots on the jointer.

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A co-worker once told me he had a fine memory, except it is short. The older I get the more I can relate to that.

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Thanks for any input!

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John Hinman
Boise ID
K700S and A941

My AD-941 had them also...

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PK

I just received my K700S a few days ago and I know there were 4 holding down the saw body. Two were used to hold the fence bar in place

which was not attached to the saw. The pre-attached studs on the bar were bolted to the hold down brackets which were screwed into the pallet.

2 more held down something else - but I don't remember offhand what it was. But there were just 4 holding my saw to the pallet.

Hope that helps.

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Dennis

Dennis and PK, this helps a lot!

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I was wondering how to secure the fence bar to the pallet. I’ll keep an eye out for a place to use the other brackets as well.

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John Hinman
Boise ID
K700S and A941