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The cause of the noise in the lower fly wheel cage is due to *misalignment of the motor pulley and fly wheel pulley*.? I put a 1-inch Lenox Woodmaster C blade on the FB 710 this afternoon, applied

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Will When you get things adjusted side to side it is a good idea to feed lumber right to left and than back left to right taking advantage of the whole machine and not wearing in one spot ,,,say

I've not looked at the current A3 adjustment options. The previous A3 gen (which I also had) did not have feed roller height adjustment, only spring pressure adjustment. It's not clear to me what

________________________________ Sent: Friday, February 21, 2020 2:01 PM To: Will Smithee <wasmithee@...> Subject: Re: [FOG] Hammer C3 31 - Setup Issues - Planer Snipe and Board Kick #hammer

Excellent point Mark.? Thanks for catching that.

A picture is worth a thousand words:

But the "it" in your sentence is not the same thing that Dave was referring to.? You are adjusting outfeed roller, no?? Dave was referring to pressure bar, which the A3 doesn't have.

Well I’ll be darned I thought I saw the bent sheet steel “pressure shoe” in the hammers, guess I was darn wrong. Gona get the FEA team on it, they have nothing better to do than serve my

Hi David, I've adjusted it per the instructions given by Felder making sure each side is " exactly " the same ( my gauge goes down to 0.01mm accuracy ), but I am also thinking that perhaps the 0.3mm

I dunno know about pictures you're using, but I have the machine and I assure you it has no pressure bar. If you think about the mechanics, it's pretty clear that the tendency to kick is dependent on

Will, just curious, does a long board do the same? It is probably not recommended or safe but when feeding short material I keep down pressure on the end of the board so the back end of the board

I think the hammers do have what Felder calls a pressure shoe (aka pressure bar). Looks like it in the pics anyways. Doesn’t look like it has the adjustments on the outfeed side that the ad941 has

Never experience this kind of kicks yet. I tried 2x4 on the right and left side and both went through the planer without any right or left kick. My kick was up kick. Bill

The A3 isn't that class of equipment -- there is no pressure bar.? It's simply infeed roller, cutterhead, outfeed roller. I think it's impossible to "tune" an A3 to not exhibit this behavior.? ?But

Thanks for explaining "kick".? I don't understand why this is a problem.? The solution is not to run boards on the side.? Run them in the middle. To some degree, this behavior is inevitable with a

Usually when a board slants off on the outfeed it is due to the pressure bar before the outfeed roller being too low on one side. It's purpose is to hold the stock to the table so it needs to be

Hi Mark,? I as well have worked to align the roller heights with the cutter-block instead of the insert tips as that is a tricky and not very repeatable process.? I found that the inserts protrude

We're all just guessing, but I would guess that companies that have made good saws for 50 years lean heavily on tried and true designs, and I would also guess that those designs have stiffness and