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Troubleshooting Problems with Felder Machines Felder machines are known for their quality and durability, but even the best machines can experience problems from time to time. If you are having a

David B, Very accurate summary of Shapr3d. I end up using it as a quick prototyping tool for mocking up designs with decent rendering output and quick and dirty 2D dimensional drawings (I do pay for

I feel a bit compelled add a few comments with regard to Larry’s post below. I looked seriously at several alternative CAD environments three years ago when I was making a commitment to move onto a

Well, I (and presumably everyone else replying) assumed that your post was seeking suggestions, rather than an announcement. My other comment is that the idea that a 2HP motor is too dangerous for

First, I would note all the different voltage standards are arbitrary, originally stemming from decisions made way back by Edison and Tesla in the original electricity wars.? Most people think that

Not being a motor and vintage machine restoration expert, I had the help of James Hurley https://www.ironageenterprises.com/ I pointed him to the comments (thank you all) from prior discussions and he

David B., your helpful resources links to YouTube is astounding. I’d say you need to publish a book, except that this is all video format. Is there a way to monetise your efforts to a wider

In Fusion, If you want to get rid of a component that’s referenced later in the timeline, then use “Remove” instead of “Delete”. This action leaves all the reference context in the model but

I jumped into fusion360 a while ago without spending time to really learn the fundamentals and hit a lot of roadblocks real quick. One of the biggest issues for me was trying to delete something (like

? I just unloaded my AD941, used PK’s method (narrow pallet jack, ramp, and spotter) worked great. Also , forgot Felder screwed up again! They never installed the flip fence for narrow jointing

Thanks Kerry. I am working on a new Fustion 360 tutorial series now specifically oriented to the woodworker. The new series will be all about designing cabinets with drawers/doors using parametric

Nice work! Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

David your vector motors are the way to go like most high end machines do that use frequency drives. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell

Hi David: Thanks for chiming in. I’m enjoying learning today. Your reference to “vector rated” motor reminded me that the Parken guys very specifically pointed out that their motors are selected

No, it's not VFD dependent per se.? It's a law of physics.? But the actual usable power at any given kW of input can certainly vary significantly depending on the quality of the VFD and the motor.

Lucky, I’m certainly no expert on this topic, but I will say that there are different types of 3-phase motors that exhibit different power and specifically torque characteristics at frequencies

Mark my knowledge is much more limited than yours and respect your opinions. All my machines and there is quite a bunch all use a small transformer to supply 1 phase to the machine. Talking about

Lucky, Based upon my anecdotal conclusions, I think the 5-pin AUS/NZ industrial plug design exists and endures because it was an adopted standard, not necessarily due to a lot of equipment needing the

Lucky, I assume you are correct that your machines require single phase, in which case they need the neutral (4th current carrying conductor) Btw, I think people sometimes confuse phasing with

On the question of VFDs and motor power, do some VFDs do a better job of regulating the speed while maintaining horsepower? Or is power reduced with RPMs no matter what? I ask because my drill press