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You would be surprised. I have an Oliver 232 that came out of a college's shop a few years ago, and the table is FAR from flat. I havent taken feeler gauges to it, but we arent talking thousandths of

Actually the Oliver 260 did have something similar to trunnion issues. the rotating dual blade mechanism was prone to warpage if the blades were rotated when they were tilted. Something to watch for

I bet this old boy's trunnions don't sag. http://vintagemachinery.org/photoindex/detail.aspx?id=14004

This topic has a lot on the F&F jig and bridge clamps. /g/felderownersgroup/message/125577 -Kyle

Horacio, That’s terrible to hear even after Felder tech was there. That’s BS in my book! For what they charge, that machine should be dialed in! Wade

Bird Cupps, Try using bridge clamping techniques. Wade

As a novice slider user, I can pipe up and say that I’m still looking for good ways to rip small pieces. I’m talking long rips which I seem to make often. Yesterday I ripped some 3/4’’ strips

Again, I must say I have been given fantastic advice. I tried last night to do the rip operations suggested here, but it is clear that my machine either got out of calc with very little use or moving

I guessed that adding a slider to a bandsaw was too obvious to be a new idea. Thanks for sharing information on this topic.

Interesting ,,, no rubbers on wheels? Nice wheel cleaner. They look like handy saw if one has the space. Mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106

martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com instagram.com/maccampshure/ Designing and building for 50

It would be OK (OTT, even) from the current standpoint but I would be concerned about the insulation resistance for use with 240V ... better to use a cable that has an appropriate spec and avoid

That's not a terribly good idea for 240V. Maybe some of the machines have LV switchgear but AFAICS the BF6 does not. Dave (in the UK)

Christophe, I’m curious if and how your table issue got resolved? Has the technician been able to correct the dip? Please let us know. Thank you! Mariusz

Made by Italian company ACM, rebadged Felder, just like Felder's X40 series bandsaw. https://www.acmitaly.it/en/summa-740-2-p8

So individual based on space followed by money with everything based on what you do. I also sold my Unisaw when I purchased a slider. ?If I had unlimited space and money, I would have kept it for

If you keep tools around that you are familiar with using, you will always end up finding an excuse to use them...In which case why did you upgrade?? I only have the slider, no cabinet saw. Keeping

That’s a transmission error between your digital stop and the unit that calculates the distance offset when the fence is angled. Could be a weak battery, or some interference on the bluetooth

Sorry to ask this again, I asked about 3 years ago and now I don't remember and can't find the answer. What is this display telling me and how to I fix it? I've checked batteries... Thanks in advance.

The Felder FB 740 with sliding table in the auction was purchased by a local lumber reseller. The machine has a 240V 3ph motor, though the auction listed it as 400V. I've seen photos online of a