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Add me to the list for a t-nut and clamping block fix

David, … why bother with going to the gym when your Felder units provide you with such an opportunity for exercise? ? Thanks for the literature review. A lot of the knowledge of interest is

Yes indeed…put me on the list. Terry

Im in. David mentioned the solution requires precise fitting per machine, I think. Am I getting that correct? And if so what is the solution here?

Count me in as interested also. Brad

I did a search of the message archives, and several people mentioned improved chip density in the dust collector withe the spiral head and that the Tersa produces “fluffy chips” that take up more

I milled some lumber for a table. Did some 8/4 to 6/4. And some 5/4 to -16mm (currently between bandsaws, so had to mill the material vs resaw it) Let’s say 50BF-60BF

Oh wow that's significant. What is a single milling operation for you?

Yes, you can see the difference between Tersa and spiral. You can easily go from planer directly to 150-180 (my final grit when using hardwax) with spiral I had to go down to 80-100 to remove some

What a thread. I have to admit that I learned more in these few days than in all the months that I dedicated to research. Everyone, please accept my sincere gratitude. After weighing all the

Is the difference in finish really noticeable? I mainly do cabinet shop work with trending materials (at the moment a lot of white oak and hard maple) also how is a 3hp cyclone with a 60 gallon bin is

Hi, I would be interested in the retrofit kit. Elwin

I have myself, and know others (shipwrights mostly) who have used just 2 carbide in conjunction with 2 dull HSS knives to perform surfacing and thicknessing rough Teak. I also know people who

What is your take about using only 2 real Tersa blades and 2 dummy blanks?

Hi JDhm Here is a video of 1 knife change on tersa head, casually done in 26 secs. David is generous. A typical knife change takes me 2 mins. Add another min if you start in planer mode. The knives

JDhm, I have the Tersa knives mostly because the Xylent head was not an option when I purchased the machine in 2007.? I have used the M42 knives since 2007 and they keep an edge longer than I

AFTER, I got my FS41ES with the Xylent head I was having a discussion with Bryan from 360 degree machinery ( a GREAT source for this machine) and he agreed with David Best. I've not yet had to change

There are three grades of knives for the Tersa: HSS, M4, and Carbide. You can use any of them with any wood, but they each have different qualities with respect to edge durability and the resulting

Hello FOG, As some of you are aware, there is a known issue with the Felder short (1100mm) Xcut fence—it does not consistently register at 90 degrees and for many users requires recalibration each

Thank you this is helpful- FS41ES it is then. Now the questions is the Tersa head vs the Xylent. I was set on the Tersa until I realized I'll need to change blades with different types of wood? from