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Thanks Brian! It’s beginning to make sense. Chris Rozycki

Imran, Thanks I would like to see that. Chris Rozycki

Hi Chris, Here are couple of images. I am using prolock caps so you should measure your cap. Measure protrusion on the underside of cap (illustration pic as I cannot hold caliper properly while taking

Thanks for that Rod. The Felder tech I spoke with yesterday told me that 99% of the time the manufactured leg will go to Line 2 on the machine (usually brown wire). I will try you method to verify. I

Set up is pretty simple on the shaper spindle. Use a pair of calipers and check the step on the cap, say it’s 8mm, then just make sure the space from the top ring down to the actual shaper spindle

Wade, I think the round bar was installed on my AD741 when it was delivered, that is why I cannot find the install instruction in the AD741 manual. Felder might have adjusted the round bar

Joe, This is what I was trying to caution against. In my situation, that I shared, the rings did not turn by hand check as you describe. Could be that my grip is not strong but I am rather fit. There

To expand on set up . Always use all safety precautions on test runs . I always shake the snot out of everything ,,,fence ,,,feeder before I turn the machine on. When doing larger operation i approach

Chris, There is a scientific/engineering explanation: The recess (mentioned in my post) shall be greater than the raised part under the cap. Both can be measured. I can post pics when I am in the shop

A very simple method to avoid a spun shaft is to get in the habit of griping the shaft by the spacers and or cutter before turning on the machine to make sure they don’t turn. Now in the case of

Chris You have good reason to be concerned shaper work as all work with machine tools and cutters is dangerous. No rings no loss clothing clean spindle and cutters , safety glasses of course. Full

Responding to Imran’s post. First, thank you for this information and explanation…but shouldn’t there be a clear and scientific/engineering based explanation of how to set this tool up

Hi David, that’s true of the Felder spindles, however the Hammer MF spindle is in two pieces, the bearings, pulley and belt remain in the machine, only the top section of the spindle comes out. If

I just received my AD941, and this is what I did (not that it is correct). I used the spacers to ensure a consistent distance for both the left and right attachment points, and I figured that would

Wade, Those are spherical washers. They are used when irregular surfaces are involved. They will shift relative to each other as opposed to deforming. Imran Malik

Most if not all know this but for new comers to shapers I would add one point to David’s warning. This has been mentioned here many times but is worth repeating as it can be, as David said, an

Thanks for the input Alex. On Fri, 30 Jun 2023 at 17:57, Alex Bowlds<aabj@...> wrote: Hi Simon, I can’t tell how far off the part is from “flat” from the photo. ?But it looks like there

Hi Joe I have mounted the felder adjustable Dado onto the arbor in the T70. I have the Pro-Lock system on the T70 and the mounting feels solid. Fingers crossed. I have entered the dado in the tool

James, The manual is showing the backside washers as being called ball socket 1 & 2. See picture, circled in red. No signs of the larger diameter washers being used. The ball socket like washers have

Joe makes some excellent points as always. In my case, the only stacked cutter sets I use with bushings are 4” (100mm) Freeborn braised carbide units, and I have dedicated bushings that are always