I was a bit surprised (and annoyed) to learn that there is a tolerance for the amount the fence can bow on my K3 and that I'm within it per Felder. The amount of bow in the fence is between .002 and .005 depending on where you check on the fence. The picture here is around .004. While this doesn't seem like much, it's enough to play tricks on my eyes when cutting a piece. When I see a .005 gap between my workpiece and the fence it causes me to instinctively push the workpiece more against the fence which messes up the fluidity of my cut and is a distraction. The piece itself is riding against the bottom of the fence which sits true, so the finished result is fine. Anyone else see this on their machines? Maybe its the universe telling me to stop using the rip fence and make that fritz and franz jig that I've been putting off for ages.IMG_6683.jpg