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I have the infeed table set down enough to joint as I need. The infeed side of the jointer fence still touches the tabletop.

This caught my attention as I’ve been looking for a wide belt that’s a fit for my shop (therefore 25”). I reached out to Felder rep who said first machines will be in NA Jan 2023 initially

Thanks to all on these great posts and all the information shared. I will be, hopefully, getting my K700 next month. It will have the single phase 4hp, 60 Hz motor. The Felder sales rep. told me that

I just set my A3-31 up last week. I went to check mine just now. Just a thought is your infeed bed set to zero cut , maybe the reason the fence is touching the bed. I know my outfeed side of the fence

I will try to get pictures up this afternoon. I just jointed a board and all is well with that other than a high pitched whistle noise, but when I flipped it over to try to plane that board, it would

That does not sound right.? However, the outfeed end of the fence is a bad reference since it is stepped up by about 1/4 inch to have the necessary clearance for the infeed table when adjusting

Having just completed my own duct work, I’ll second the saw envy. I used a cut-off saw which was more time consuming than a grinder because the pipe wouldn’t fit under the blade, but I think I

Pictures might help with some suggestions. I’m not familiar with the Hammer jointer fence. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

I just got me new machine in and am setting it up. The jointer fence sets unlevel, with the infeed end of the fence touching the table, and the outfeed end being roughly 3/8" high off the table. I set

Thanks for the suggestions, looks like that was the missing piece .

I also recommend versaflo. Have had mine for 3 years now. Best overall respirator solution I’ve ever had, which is about all of them. Very good when at the lathe with the face shield

I also run a PAPR mask. The Sundtrom 500 specifically with the soft hood. I really like it and would never go back to a half or full face respirator.

+1 for the 3M Versaflo. It's actually something I don't mind wearing, despite the size. It's very comfortable on the head, well balanced, and not too heavy. I have some substantial wood dust allergies

They definitely value engineered that 850. I am no expert by a long shot on wide belts but based on observation from the video looks lightweight and they simplified things like where the head is fixed

Goody. No worries. Agreed, maybe the machine is a new animal. I look forward to hearing more about the FW850! Lucky From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of PK

Lucky, I read your review/challenges when I first started on the FOG.? You were super detailed and had amazing insights. It is what makes me want to know more about the differences in this new

Hi PK: If you have not read my detailed assessment of the FW950 classic, do yourself a favour and see if you can find it in the archives here. There is extensive misinformation in the USA and in

No news in anything he said, but regarding this: No, because a table saw is not a "dedicated motor circuit".? ? In the real world, an inspector may allow the argument that a "dedicated single-motor

Did anyone happen to see the news about a new, small widebelt sander from Felder? https://youtu.be/d1L9USMvcB4

The Felder tech had no issue with the electrical supply, and suggested I not change anything unless I experienced a problem with the breaker tripping. I had a good visit with my electrician today. I