The problem with rubber rollers is board gets stuck in the roller and it chows it out now you gotta replace it , use spiral roller steel, and won¡¯t have that problem.
I suspect that was section and feed roller. You also need sectional chipbreaker. This is advantageous for feeding different thicknesses of material through at one time and they¡¯ll come out the same rubber rollers will also accomplish that. If there¡¯s a little difference in the thickness of the material say a millimeter or two.
my advice is stay away from rubber just a big pain in the ass.
Not speaking from experience I¡¯m a sectional guy or spiral, but I ordered and replaced lots of damage river rollers for clients.
Mac,,
Designing and building for 50 years
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On Aug 15, 2024, at 2:24?PM, netanel.belgazal via groups.io <netanel.belgazal@...> wrote:
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I am going back to the feed roller.
I initially thought the feed roller that comes with the FS7 by default is the rubber roller.
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In fact, the machine comes by default with helicoidal steel roller. Changing it to sectioned steel roller is an option that costs an additional $1000,
Sam recommended the helicoidal (unless I am running a lot smaller parts at the same time)
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