You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice czcams.com/users/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
The reason the instructions are vague is because the slider saws are usually asembled for you, or atleast, they are meant to be assembled for you. The main felder market is in europe, where the saws are always assembled and tested by felder techs. I bought the K500S, it took the tech half a day to put it together...
Ha! 3 years later and I've got the workshop for it. Just grabbed a used 500S in my area. Came back to rewatch the move process as I've got mine coming up soon (but through a park and my backyard.. fingers crossed). From one Brian to another, sincere thanks again for posting this in the first place.
hello great video thank you very much for your time, I wish I could have the help of the cabinetmaker community, I am undecided between a SCM si nova 400 and the Felder k 700S for my new workshop. I have the experience of having worked with the SCM si nova 400 for 2.5 years and with the format4 for 1.5 years, but I have never seen a k 700S. Thanks to everything and prosperity.
I wish I saw this two days ago... I got my kf 700sp and it took me hours figuring things out. My sliding table came separate from the saw and it sucked putting it on.
Great video , great narration. Looks like an amazing piece of machinery. I’m very jealous of you. LOL.. 😊 Any reason why you bought this particular brand over some of the others out there?
Looking back would you have gone with a longer slider for breaking down sheet goods or making longer hardwood cuts. I think you mention you have a 78" or around that size?
If I had the space then yes. A longer slider would not have fit well in my shop and I don’t break down enough full sheets for it to be a top priority. It’s a little awkward with full sheets but can still be done with what I have reasonably well.
I have a question about the assembly of the fence on the slide. Will material go in front of the fence when cutting or behind?? I'm asking because, if your material was behind the fence as you are sliding up to the blade, once the material makes contact with the blade, wouldn't that cause a potential "kick back" of the material??? It just seems the the material would go in the front of the fence????
Material can go either front or back of the fence with minor adjustments. I generally have the parts in front for general cutting (solid woods etc) and behind the fence for sheet goods. I have not had issues with kickback.
I am about to purchase this saw. They tell me the holes to mount the mobility kit are pre drilled but I see you had to drill them. I am confuse. Can you help me understand? thanks. Nice video.
When I bought the saw I was told the same thing so I ordered the mobility kit at the same time. Got the saw and realized the kit did not come close to fitting. They then said they made a mistake and no mobility kits fit this saw. I just made it fit and it works well. Maybe they have pre drilled holes now but not sure.
Great informative video on assembly of the magnificent k500P Felder saw. What is your impressions after using it for a while? Has it met expectations? I am considering a lower priced Hammer - some people say K500 has the same Hammer internals - but a much better slider?
brian welling Thanks for the feedback I have a 540s on the shortlist to a current good deal - I decided to pass on the Hammer. Your comment re the outrigger fence and accuracy is disturbing....... Did you solve the accuracy problem? Doesn’t Felder offer an option to provide reliable stops for cutting angles using the outrigger?
Just bought this exact same machine and had it delivered one week ago. Have to admit that after having my MSW 3.2m Panel Saw for years this new one looked like a childs toy in comparison, but have to admit I do like the smaller size and the fact that I can still cut full panels on it. Have you had any problems with the electronic braking. I worry that it is so violent that I wonder about its longevity.
If the electronic brake is too abrupt you need to dial it down. I believe it’s a capacitor with a dial somewhere inside the saw. Ring Felder, they told me how to do it on my saw.
I have a K700P with the same outrigger table. It came almost identically packaged. Are you happy with the one you got? It's a really nice saw. Main differences I see are the blade area. I have a flip-open part, not a slide-back shroud. I know the trunnion etc. is different on the 500 vs 700. FWIW, I couldn't understand a fair bit of what you were saying when you overdubbed over stuff like assembling the mobility kit. I suggest increasing the voice-over volume in future videos. Also, you can normalize audio using the video editor so if you have it cranked up to hear the voice-over, you don't load your pants when the saw audio comes on at the end :D
Audio aside, I do hope you post more videos. There aren't enough folks with Hammer/Felder/etc. saws on YT showing how they work. Some of the expensive cabinet saws, like the Saw Stop, get up in the same price range when you add the options that a euro saw has by default, and those saws are all over YT.
CZcams usually flags/deletes comments with links, but here's a link to the album of my tiny shop with a big saw. www.flickr.com/photos/psychlist1972/albums/72157677010951444/with/46837888305/
Pete Brown looks like your slider is tucked in there very nicely. Is your shop space heated? I noticed some of the bolt heads are forming rust on them, just curious. How do you like you combo Hammer? Is it pretty accurate for you too? Thx
I’m not sure how long you’ve had this saw so far, but was wondering how you like it so far? Had you considered any other brands before choosing a Felder? And what was it that made you choose this brand? I’m just looking into these now and trying to decide on which brand to go with. Thx
I have had it about six months now. I looked at every brand that I could find and quickly chose Felder as they had many positive reviews and content online that showed their equipment. They have reasonable presence in the US which helps as well. The people over at Felder USA were very helpful answering questions without trying to sell me something that I did not want. Very happy with the machine so far.
brian welling thank you for that, those are all valid points that I have also experienced with Felder. I have it narrowed down to three machines that I feel are all pretty comparable, the K700S Felder, Altendorf WA6, & SCM SI 315 ES. they all offer slightly different builds to one another, but with Felder’s customer service so far, they have the upper hand. SCM wins in pricing for sure, but it may be a thing where you get what you pay for. Many have told me the Altendorf is the beefiest of the these three. My biggest frustration is where to go so one can get in front of these machines to see them in person and physically check them out. You mentioned to another person yours is the 81” slider table. Is this the actual table length or the stroke that the table will go, while cross cut fence is set at its furthest forward position, and clearing the blade on a cut? Have you had a chance to do the 5 cut, or the 3 cut, method on a sheet of plywood to see the squaring accuracy? Thx
The slider is actually 80.5" and it cuts the entire 80.5" as it slides more than the length of the slider by a bit. The cross cut has been very accurate and also has an easy adjustment if it needs to be squared.@@tundrawhisperer4821
Tundra Whisperer Tundra, for what it’s worth. I have a FELDER K700 p & I love it. I have several Felder pieces of equipment as well as SCMI & MiniMax. It’s my recommendation that you should not purchase the SCMI equipment. It’s not as refined or accurate as the Felder & service isn’t great. Altendorf is an outstanding machine & fantastic in every way. My only complaint with them is they just make panel saws. Another reason I chose Felder. My thinking was that if I purchased a planer or bandsaw or even an edge bander. They would all look similar, which is important to me, and I would be dealing with one company. Best of luck in your decision. Regards Chris
I hope you still read comment, I'm interested in buying the K500. I'm having no luck in getting in contact with felder. How wide is the skinniest part of just the body? My doors aren't very wide and I might need to reframe them this year.
Brian, how did you get the main saw body off the pallet? The driver had already gone (I think) and you were unpacking everything, then at about 1:31 the saw is off the pallet and sitting nicely on the floor. Please do tell!
Have you used your new saw enough yet to know if the adjustable miter fence is a feature you would use that much. I have seen a few saws where the fence is bolted in at a 90 degree angle and would presumably be cheaper than an adjustable feature. Thanks.
The Miter Index is probably the most underwhelming part of the saw. Its just not close enough to being as accurate as it should be. I feel like there should have been a better way to implement this. This is an area I will be looking into making my own mitering system in the near future.
When you buy Felder products in USA you have to assemble and prepare it for work by your own? In Europe (Czech Republic) after the delivery, Felder technician came by to assemble it and check that everything is alligned etc.
@@brianwelling Felder will send a tech to provision it, but of course that costs money. I have an earlier K700. Have you done a five cut test yet to ensure that your slider is truly parallel to your blade and that your crosscut fence is truly perpendicular? THAT is the set of adjustments that usually takes up the better part of a day, for any slider. (getting it within
Hello there, like your saw. Are you able to rip 8ft long sheets without help of the track saw? For example : Three strips 16 inches wide x 96 inches long? I'm in the market for sliding saw. And would like to just grab a 8 ft sheet and cutt it without additional tools Thanks
Now that you’ve had this saw for a year how do you like it? I think I got mine about the same time as you k 500 s with a 9 foot slider. It’s been great I’ve cut probably 200 sheets of plywood and about 1500 bd ft of solid wood with it. The only issue I’ve had is that the wheel that supports the extension wing gets gunned up and makes the slider sticky.
@@tundrawhisperer4821 the telescopic support arm that holds up the 90 degree fence rolls on 4 nylon wheels. They are adjustable and live inside the tube that is attached to the saw. There is a small plastic brush that is meant to keep debris from getting the wheels and it doesn’t get all the dust. It starts to stick to the top front wheel and will make the wheel squeak and also provide some resistance to turning. About once a month I take the brush foo the front and wipe the wheel down. Not a big deal and should just be part of your maintenance routine
@@marka9292 Thank you for your response. I’m sure with all of these, being designed basically the same, I’ll probably have to deal with this as well. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks. I am expecting the C341 Combination ( ant day). My only complaint is that Felder would have an adaptor for the money they are getting@@brianwelling
Very happy over all. It works well and have had no issues. Would be tough to go back to a standard saw now. The only thing that bugs me is that they put the on/off switch on the side of the saw which is impossible to get to in certain situations.
Hello Brian, like your saw. Are you able to rip 8ft long sheets without help of the track saw? For example : Three strips 16 inches wide x 96 inches long? I'm in the market for sliding saw. And would like to just grab a 8 ft sheet and cutt it without additional tools Thanks
Yes. Since I have the 7' slider (they make longer) I remove the miter bar and put the sheet on the slider. When I get to the end of the slider travel I just push the plywood the rest of the way. To do multiple cuts like you are after it works quite well. Cant tell you the last time I used my track saw in the shop since I got my Felder.
he made mistake, biggest mistake, than you get felder do not sighn any papers untill you unpack machine check any scratch. as if there is even small cratch it wont work properly, take your time to look and than only than you completely seee machine is pperfect than sighn. as if you not felder wont refund anything. they willl drop on transporting all blame, and transporting done by hired random 3 party. the sec you sighn all refund goes out. now check any miscalculation of saw and demand fixes from felder. as parts are no joke its huge prices, also order service for machine, best would be what service men would unpack and would look if its ok, yes this is the best quality you can buy on earth. machine cuts by micron precision, it can do crazy things, he just damaged the machine, do not do this, machine is not ment to move, than people will learn if there is no wheels there must be no wheels, it must be standing in one place. he just voided warranty. basically he has no warranty now. do not pull or push like those cheap table saws from those milwakee or whatever, those are trash. you must place it in floor and thats it you dont move it and if you move at first you must push over lower part, its not ment for moving you place level it and thats it, if you move it constanlty you should not buy it, as you simply damaged machien leveling
You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice czcams.com/users/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
I just assembled my Hammer k-3 Great narration. You did a super job on this video!😊
Outstanding video. Was entertaining and educational. Great use of camera angles. Love your workshop.
congratulations finally someone with normal saw
The reason the instructions are vague is because the slider saws are usually asembled for you, or atleast, they are meant to be assembled for you. The main felder market is in europe, where the saws are always assembled and tested by felder techs. I bought the K500S, it took the tech half a day to put it together...
I've watched your two videos and they are great. Please do more videos!
Great video, thank you
Looking forward to more, I’ve got my eye on a FELDER too. Thanks for sharing and sub‘ed👍🏻
Ha! 3 years later and I've got the workshop for it. Just grabbed a used 500S in my area. Came back to rewatch the move process as I've got mine coming up soon (but through a park and my backyard.. fingers crossed). From one Brian to another, sincere thanks again for posting this in the first place.
Beautiful sliding table. How does the Hammer K3 compare to the Felder K500 pro? They appear similar. Good video
hello great video thank you very much for your time, I wish I could have the help of the cabinetmaker community, I am undecided between a SCM si nova 400 and the Felder k 700S for my new workshop. I have the experience of having worked with the SCM si nova 400 for 2.5 years and with the format4 for 1.5 years, but I have never seen a k 700S. Thanks to everything and prosperity.
I wish I saw this two days ago... I got my kf 700sp and it took me hours figuring things out. My sliding table came separate from the saw and it sucked putting it on.
Great video , great narration. Looks like an amazing piece of machinery. I’m very jealous of you. LOL.. 😊 Any reason why you bought this particular brand over some of the others out there?
Is the pricing some well guarded secret? would it be that hard for Brian to share the price? or at least a ball park figure? what the f....???
My Felder rep gave me a price of about $12k for a variation of this saw. I think with the 9ft table.
NIce machine... I love my Minimax CU-410 e combination machine!
Ya i would pay them to set it up and dial it in. it would be worth the money I'm guessing.
Looking back would you have gone with a longer slider for breaking down sheet goods or making longer hardwood cuts. I think you mention you have a 78" or around that size?
If I had the space then yes. A longer slider would not have fit well in my shop and I don’t break down enough full sheets for it to be a top priority. It’s a little awkward with full sheets but can still be done with what I have reasonably well.
Nice Video!
I have a question about the assembly of the fence on the slide. Will material go in front of the fence when cutting or behind?? I'm asking because, if your material was behind the fence as you are sliding up to the blade, once the material makes contact with the blade, wouldn't that cause a potential "kick back" of the material???
It just seems the the material would go in the front of the fence????
Material can go either front or back of the fence with minor adjustments. I generally have the parts in front for general cutting (solid woods etc) and behind the fence for sheet goods. I have not had issues with kickback.
@@brianwelling awesome!!
I am about to purchase this saw. They tell me the holes to mount the mobility kit are pre drilled but I see you had to drill them. I am confuse. Can you help me understand? thanks. Nice video.
When I bought the saw I was told the same thing so I ordered the mobility kit at the same time. Got the saw and realized the kit did not come close to fitting. They then said they made a mistake and no mobility kits fit this saw. I just made it fit and it works well. Maybe they have pre drilled holes now but not sure.
the cart table that runs and is lower than the fixed table
7:29 seating that blade with the same care Indiana Jones handled the golden idol!
Enjoy!!!
Great informative video on assembly of the magnificent k500P Felder saw.
What is your impressions after using it for a while?
Has it met expectations?
I am considering a lower priced Hammer - some people say K500 has the same Hammer internals - but a much better slider?
I really like the saw so far. The only thing that could be better is getting a consistent angled cut with the outrigger and the miter setup.
brian welling Thanks for the feedback I have a 540s on the shortlist to a current good deal - I decided to pass on the Hammer.
Your comment re the outrigger fence and accuracy is disturbing.......
Did you solve the accuracy problem?
Doesn’t Felder offer an option to provide reliable stops for cutting angles using the outrigger?
Nice! I have the same saw!
Nice toy,enjoy
It's the Panzer Division table saw
Just bought this exact same machine and had it delivered one week ago. Have to admit that after having my MSW 3.2m Panel Saw for years this new one looked like a childs toy in comparison, but have to admit I do like the smaller size and the fact that I can still cut full panels on it. Have you had any problems with the electronic braking. I worry that it is so violent that I wonder about its longevity.
No issues at all. It’s reasonably smooth winding down.
If the electronic brake is too abrupt you need to dial it down. I believe it’s a capacitor with a dial somewhere inside the saw. Ring Felder, they told me how to do it on my saw.
@@Jock-mj4zd I contacted Felder not long after they set up my machine and I did just that. They told me were to find the Pot to adjust the braking
I have a K700P with the same outrigger table. It came almost identically packaged. Are you happy with the one you got? It's a really nice saw.
Main differences I see are the blade area. I have a flip-open part, not a slide-back shroud. I know the trunnion etc. is different on the 500 vs 700.
FWIW, I couldn't understand a fair bit of what you were saying when you overdubbed over stuff like assembling the mobility kit. I suggest increasing the voice-over volume in future videos. Also, you can normalize audio using the video editor so if you have it cranked up to hear the voice-over, you don't load your pants when the saw audio comes on at the end :D
Audio aside, I do hope you post more videos. There aren't enough folks with Hammer/Felder/etc. saws on YT showing how they work. Some of the expensive cabinet saws, like the Saw Stop, get up in the same price range when you add the options that a euro saw has by default, and those saws are all over YT.
CZcams usually flags/deletes comments with links, but here's a link to the album of my tiny shop with a big saw.
www.flickr.com/photos/psychlist1972/albums/72157677010951444/with/46837888305/
Pete Brown looks like your slider is tucked in there very nicely. Is your shop space heated? I noticed some of the bolt heads are forming rust on them, just curious. How do you like you combo Hammer? Is it pretty accurate for you too? Thx
I’m not sure how long you’ve had this saw so far, but was wondering how you like it so far? Had you considered any other brands before choosing a Felder? And what was it that made you choose this brand? I’m just looking into these now and trying to decide on which brand to go with. Thx
I have had it about six months now. I looked at every brand that I could find and quickly chose Felder as they had many positive reviews and content online that showed their equipment. They have reasonable presence in the US which helps as well. The people over at Felder USA were very helpful answering questions without trying to sell me something that I did not want. Very happy with the machine so far.
brian welling thank you for that, those are all valid points that I have also experienced with Felder. I have it narrowed down to three machines that I feel are all pretty comparable, the K700S Felder, Altendorf WA6, & SCM SI 315 ES. they all offer slightly different builds to one another, but with Felder’s customer service so far, they have the upper hand. SCM wins in pricing for sure, but it may be a thing where you get what you pay for. Many have told me the Altendorf is the beefiest of the these three. My biggest frustration is where to go so one can get in front of these machines to see them in person and physically check them out. You mentioned to another person yours is the 81” slider table. Is this the actual table length or the stroke that the table will go, while cross cut fence is set at its furthest forward position, and clearing the blade on a cut? Have you had a chance to do the 5 cut, or the 3 cut, method on a sheet of plywood to see the squaring accuracy? Thx
The slider is actually 80.5" and it cuts the entire 80.5" as it slides more than the length of the slider by a bit. The cross cut has been very accurate and also has an easy adjustment if it needs to be squared.@@tundrawhisperer4821
Tundra Whisperer
Tundra, for what it’s worth. I have a FELDER K700 p & I love it. I have several Felder pieces of equipment as well as SCMI & MiniMax. It’s my recommendation that you should not purchase the SCMI equipment. It’s not as refined or accurate as the Felder & service isn’t great. Altendorf is an outstanding machine & fantastic in every way. My only complaint with them is they just make panel saws. Another reason I chose Felder. My thinking was that if I purchased a planer or bandsaw or even an edge bander. They would all look similar, which is important to me, and I would be dealing with one company. Best of luck in your decision.
Regards Chris
Thank you very much, great info to consider. I'm leaning towards the Felder as time goes on myself.@Chris Stone
Hey guys. Fantastic. How much .thanks for you
I hope you still read comment, I'm interested in buying the K500. I'm having no luck in getting in contact with felder. How wide is the skinniest part of just the body? My doors aren't very wide and I might need to reframe them this year.
You can get it down to 32” if you remove the wings and slider arm.
Brian, how did you get the main saw body off the pallet? The driver had already gone (I think) and you were unpacking everything, then at about 1:31 the saw is off the pallet and sitting nicely on the floor. Please do tell!
ahh, never mind, continued watching and saw the whole process
@@carlpetitt2241 That pallet is the overhead arm that came a few weeks after I received the saw. Just tried to sneak that part in after the fact....
Have you used your new saw enough yet to know if the adjustable miter fence is a feature you would use that much. I have seen a few saws where the fence is bolted in at a 90 degree angle and would presumably be cheaper than an adjustable feature. Thanks.
The Miter Index is probably the most underwhelming part of the saw. Its just not close enough to being as accurate as it should be. I feel like there should have been a better way to implement this. This is an area I will be looking into making my own mitering system in the near future.
@@brianwelling Thanks for the reply...please post when you come up with a solution...I'd be interested to see what you end up doing.
Why didn't the Felder agent install the machine
That was not offered. I was happy to assemble it myself although the instructions lacked a bit.
@2:34 those welds inside the cabinet, yikes 😱
When you buy Felder products in USA you have to assemble and prepare it for work by your own? In Europe (Czech Republic) after the delivery, Felder technician came by to assemble it and check that everything is alligned etc.
Yes, we are pretty much on our own here to figure everything out when setting the machine up other than phone support.
@@brianwelling Felder will send a tech to provision it, but of course that costs money. I have an earlier K700. Have you done a five cut test yet to ensure that your slider is truly parallel to your blade and that your crosscut fence is truly perpendicular? THAT is the set of adjustments that usually takes up the better part of a day, for any slider. (getting it within
Kevin Nathanson Felder quoted me $3,000 for the option to send a tech to help set it up. Ouch!
@@tundrawhisperer4821 I would have him start by cleaning your gutters, and perhaps doing some drywall work that you have been putting off...
Kevin Nathanson how does one go about measuring for a .03 error factor on a diagonal 48” piece of plywood wood accurately? Thx
Thank you very much to share. How much cost
Thanks for sharing this video! I am lookin into this table saw. Is that the 61 inch slider?
It’s an 81” slider which is the standard option for the saw.
Hello there, like your saw.
Are you able to rip 8ft long sheets without help of the track saw?
For example :
Three strips 16 inches wide x 96 inches long?
I'm in the market for sliding saw.
And would like to just grab a 8 ft sheet and cutt it without additional tools
Thanks
Now that you’ve had this saw for a year how do you like it? I think I got mine about the same time as you k 500 s with a 9 foot slider. It’s been great I’ve cut probably 200 sheets of plywood and about 1500 bd ft of solid wood with it. The only issue I’ve had is that the wheel that supports the extension wing gets gunned up and makes the slider sticky.
Very happy so far. Would be tough to go back to a standard saw now.
Support wheel gets gummed up? Could you elaborate a bit more in this. Not sure what you meant. I have a K 700 S coming in November. Thx
@@tundrawhisperer4821 the telescopic support arm that holds up the 90 degree fence rolls on 4 nylon wheels. They are adjustable and live inside the tube that is attached to the saw. There is a small plastic brush that is meant to keep debris from getting the wheels and it doesn’t get all the dust. It starts to stick to the top front wheel and will make the wheel squeak and also provide some resistance to turning. About once a month I take the brush foo the front and wipe the wheel down. Not a big deal and should just be part of your maintenance routine
@@marka9292 Thank you for your response. I’m sure with all of these, being designed basically the same, I’ll probably have to deal with this as well. Thank you for sharing.
Hi, does it come with a scoring unit?
Yes it does.
Super I want one how much do you pay for
How didi you connect the 120mm dust port to our inch dust hoses??
I got a 5" to 4" hose reducer from Rockler (#42257) and used some 5" hose from my Jet dust collector. Its not a prefect fit but works well.
Thanks. I am expecting the C341 Combination ( ant day). My only complaint is that Felder would have an adaptor for the money they are getting@@brianwelling
@@brianwelling I have a source, if you need it, that will expand metal duct fitting ends to any custom size. 👍🏻
Can you tell me what the saw cost?
How has it been using it for a little while now?
Very happy over all. It works well and have had no issues. Would be tough to go back to a standard saw now. The only thing that bugs me is that they put the on/off switch on the side of the saw which is impossible to get to in certain situations.
How's the customer support in the US?
It’s pretty good. I have had to figure a few things out on my own but for the most part they are very knowledgeable and helpful.
Hello Brian, like your saw.
Are you able to rip 8ft long sheets without help of the track saw?
For example :
Three strips 16 inches wide x 96 inches long?
I'm in the market for sliding saw.
And would like to just grab a 8 ft sheet and cutt it without additional tools
Thanks
Yes. Since I have the 7' slider (they make longer) I remove the miter bar and put the sheet on the slider. When I get to the end of the slider travel I just push the plywood the rest of the way. To do multiple cuts like you are after it works quite well. Cant tell you the last time I used my track saw in the shop since I got my Felder.
@@brianwelling thanks Brian
Looking forward for more videos
Brian, what overarm blade guard did you buy? I don’t see one listed for the K500 Pro, is that the one listed for the K700?
I think it may be the same one as used on the K700. The part number is 441-70026. I believe I had to drill one hole for it to line up properly.
cost a bit more than can afford would need new shop to put it in
Is this the 4 hp machine or even higher?
And do you see any needs for going higher than 4 hp?
@@EarthisaCylinder I believe it is the 4hp. Plenty of power.
I have these exact same Saw, only the slider height set up proves to be difficult, any tips on that?
I must have been lucky as I have not had to adjust that so far.
Give me the pricing already
what is the total weight of it?
About 1000 lbs
Where is the pricing info?
The price is on the Felder website.
I think it varies depending on your location
still happy with it?
Yes. Would be tough to not have the slider at this point...
@@brianwelling is your slider 8'?
@@bigdogmn73 I think it’s 78”
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he made mistake, biggest mistake, than you get felder do not sighn any papers untill you unpack machine check any scratch. as if there is even small cratch it wont work properly, take your time to look and than only than you completely seee machine is pperfect than sighn. as if you not felder wont refund anything. they willl drop on transporting all blame, and transporting done by hired random 3 party. the sec you sighn all refund goes out. now check any miscalculation of saw and demand fixes from felder. as parts are no joke its huge prices, also order service for machine, best would be what service men would unpack and would look if its ok, yes this is the best quality you can buy on earth. machine cuts by micron precision, it can do crazy things, he just damaged the machine, do not do this, machine is not ment to move, than people will learn if there is no wheels there must be no wheels, it must be standing in one place. he just voided warranty. basically he has no warranty now. do not pull or push like those cheap table saws from those milwakee or whatever, those are trash. you must place it in floor and thats it you dont move it and if you move at first you must push over lower part, its not ment for moving you place level it and thats it, if you move it constanlty you should not buy it, as you simply damaged machien leveling
fun part he has no warranty now, complete idiot by screwing those damaging machine wheels
Pls this machine gift me
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