Have bought a few versions from this page, never been disappointed.
Most styles of Kipp levers are avaiable on Amazon and other places here in the USA.?
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Most styles of Kipp levers are avaiable on Amazon and other places here in the USA.?
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Paul, probably better to turn down the Kipp lever shaft than drill your machine. Can you post some photos? ? David Best - via mobile phone?
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On May 7, 2025, at 11:26?AM, Paul Mc Cann via groups.io <tpmccann@...> wrote:
? One of the kipp, levers whcih secure the planer bed on my CF731 gave up the ghost. I orered a replacement from Austria . It arrived today and the shaft of the new kipp lever is 1mm thicker in diameteter? than mine. I've asked fot a replacement but don't have much? hope
I am not engineering inclined but my qustion is how difficult would it be to ream out the hole in my machine to suit the new kipp lever. Access is simple so if a drill and bit would do the job i'm good to go, aways assuming I can source a suitable19mm bit. I don't want ro start this and fail as I would end up having to replace he whole handle assembly.
So would it be safe to allow a rank amateur at this ?
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I think my 731 is nearly due for rplacement but at my age thats not going to happen. My recent problem with a non starting planer/thicknesser has been resolved. It required a replacement power relay (Omron Plug In Power Relay, DPDT ) is what the invoice says. I watched the engineer , a man from Venezuela would you believe, carry out the repair, a 5 minute job. Hopefully if it fails again I will be able to fix it my self
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One of the kipp, levers whcih secure the planer bed on my CF731 gave up the ghost. I orered a replacement from Austria . It arrived today and the shaft of the new kipp lever is 1mm thicker in diameteter? than mine. I've asked fot a replacement but don't have much? hope
I am not engineering inclined but my qustion is how difficult would it be to ream out the hole in my machine to suit the new kipp lever. Access is simple so if a drill and bit would do the job i'm good to go, aways assuming I can source a suitable19mm bit. I don't want ro start this and fail as I would end up having to replace he whole handle assembly.
So would it be safe to allow a rank amateur at this ?
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I think my 731 is nearly due for rplacement but at my age thats not going to happen. My recent problem with a non starting planer/thicknesser has been resolved. It required a replacement power relay (Omron Plug In Power Relay, DPDT ) is what the invoice says. I watched the engineer , a man from Venezuela would you believe, carry out the repair, a 5 minute job. Hopefully if it fails again I will be able to fix it my self
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Re: contacting you to post Felder & other accessories items for sale
How much would a possible shipment to Italy cost?
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Here is an updated list of items for sale with prices. Is it ok to post photos of the items? Is it better to make an album and upload them into the album?
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Please note: I would prefer to sell the larger items locally. Thanks
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Hello Bryce, I just sent a message via your woodworking site.? Thanks, John
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Hi John,
I'm interested in some of the accessories you have, i'm just not sure how to private message you. :)
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Bryce
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Hello Andres,? I'm getting back to you about the Aigner Countermax for sale. I'm asking $100 plus shipping. I need to see which USPS flat rate box will work. Either a medium or large flat rate box. I try to keep shipping as low as possible.
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Any othe items you might be interested? I have a few items that are pending.
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Thanks, John
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Hello,
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We have new/unused Rangate Carbide ?BM bits for sale, 2 @ 10mm, 2 @ 12mm, and 1 @ 16mm.
$350.00, delivered in USA ??. ?Just don’t use them…
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On May 6, 2025, at 1:43?PM, Aaron Inami via groups.io <ainami@...> wrote: ? I have been doing electronics modifications for about 24 years now.? I started with an old style Hakko desoldering gun and have since moved to the new style Hakko desoldering system.?? I use an extremely expensive Hakko FM-206 re-work station with a variety of irons/tweezers, but it's equivalent to this one below for desoldering:
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It's still very expensive, so probably not recommended unless you do a massive amount of this.? However, even with a station like this, there is a technique with desoldering.?? One thing you need to make sure is to keep your finger on the suction trigger for at least a couple seconds after you desolder the point (so that the gun has time to suck as much solder through the tip and into the filter).?? You still have to clean out the insides of the desolder tip and channel and be very careful when caring for the tip.? These tips are NOT cheap because the heating element is built into the tip module which makes it very effective for use.
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After every use, I clean the tip with FS-100 cleaning paste and then re-tin the tip with fresh solder before shutting down.
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Depending on what i'm doing, sometimes I will use a 5mm chisel tip or even a 10mm flat shovel tip to heat both points on a capacitor/resistor and then pull out the cap/resistor.? Afterwords, I will use the desoldering gun to remove the solder (or some flux and a desoldering wick if the board/traces are really delicate).?? If you're doing a module that has a many pin DIP configuration, you're only choice is to desolder every pin and use the tip to heat the pin and work it loose (so that it's not stuck to the edge of the hole with some trace amounts of solder).?? It's a learned skill.
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I highly suspect that the $34 Yihua solder sucker on Amazon is going to be more of a pain-in-the-butt than anything effective.
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I have been doing electronics modifications for about 24 years now.? I started with an old style Hakko desoldering gun and have since moved to the new style Hakko desoldering system.?? I use an extremely expensive Hakko FM-206 re-work station with a variety of irons/tweezers, but it's equivalent to this one below for desoldering:
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It's still very expensive, so probably not recommended unless you do a massive amount of this.? However, even with a station like this, there is a technique with desoldering.?? One thing you need to make sure is to keep your finger on the suction trigger for at least a couple seconds after you desolder the point (so that the gun has time to suck as much solder through the tip and into the filter).?? You still have to clean out the insides of the desolder tip and channel and be very careful when caring for the tip.? These tips are NOT cheap because the heating element is built into the tip module which makes it very effective for use.
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After every use, I clean the tip with FS-100 cleaning paste and then re-tin the tip with fresh solder before shutting down.
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Depending on what i'm doing, sometimes I will use a 5mm chisel tip or even a 10mm flat shovel tip to heat both points on a capacitor/resistor and then pull out the cap/resistor.? Afterwords, I will use the desoldering gun to remove the solder (or some flux and a desoldering wick if the board/traces are really delicate).?? If you're doing a module that has a many pin DIP configuration, you're only choice is to desolder every pin and use the tip to heat the pin and work it loose (so that it's not stuck to the edge of the hole with some trace amounts of solder).?? It's a learned skill.
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I highly suspect that the $34 Yihua solder sucker on Amazon is going to be more of a pain-in-the-butt than anything effective.
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The combo solder sucker/ iron work's much better than the separate sucker and iron.? I have used both.
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It’s not impossible, but it will be challenging. I used to design products with these ages ago (in Watertown,WI Mac :). If you go, this route, apart from the de-soldering/soldering challenges, be mindful of supply voltages. Blue seven segment displays have a higher forward voltage drop than red seven segment displays. So if you can’t find blue, you’ll have to discover what they did to change the drive voltage at the display.
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Hi Jerry,
I have only used the pistol grip ones that run with vacuum. At home I only have a solder sucker (like what you shared but no iron) and was able to replace couple of ICs on my TV but was no fun.
Anyhow, thanks for sharing. It has a decent rating but I have no personal experience.
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On May 6, 2025, at 10:20?AM, Jerry P via groups.io <Jerry-Pac-Man@...> wrote: ? https://www.amazon.com/YIHUA-Electric-Desoldering-Charging-Through-Hole/dp/B094ZCRXMN/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?crid=1BR2LT7DVY0W7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.R2vM_D6a1qgfIt2G0AruzQEcC6xMauE20MQZr4uwNqqz6-KYhalwwzGtBhJcwGGcTOhYqPBdC8WDaNfTirUQljMCiTWyBa_dM5UlMIHcJO5xJju_uX-8uOEq6sOdGsifY2kyAduAWiT7z8XLhwFK_PFh7qH-7Y2ULYHVwtf7umhFsKTSeT0ZBJUYWuatrMCSo8_L16oDofw3KZOboQBqVw.9IJGjA9ST9yIG6FiHTOTLbQgXaoN6RGX_g9ghaA_WDs&dib_tag=se&keywords=solder+sucker+desoldering+pump&qid=1746540985&sprefix=solder+suc%2Caps%2C233&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1o
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Re: CF 731 how to change cutter block.
David P who’s supplies aftermarket to the heads? Betting your garden is beautiful at this time show us out there to visit my grandkids Mac,, Designing and building for 50 years
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On May 6, 2025, at 5:11?AM, David Luckensmeyer via groups.io <david@...> wrote:
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Agreed. I have Tersa too and would buy it again no question.
Go Tersa !!!
On May 6, 2025, at 2:07?AM, mikeomalley via groups.io <mikeomalley@...> wrote:
Considering changing the existing planer cutter block for a helical.
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Hi Joe,
I can’t find the exact same PN and only one hit on ELS511. I have not used them so no insight. It is possible that if you match the physical size, they work the same way. I would at least measure the operating voltage. The one I found, operates on 5V.
You may know this but a solder sucker iron will go a long way to do this right. I can’t believe a desoldering station can be bought for under $150 from Amazon.
I am really surprised with the number and size of electrolytic capacitors shown and that is just for the 4 segments. I assume this is to reduce flicker and wonder if it is possible that the issue is on the voltage supply side vs the segments or both.
Just random thoughts ?
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On May 5, 2025, at 2:27?PM, joe_tedesco via groups.io <joe_tedesco@...> wrote: ? I called Felder this morning and they want about $500 for a new display board. ?That seems kind of expensive. ?I took out the board and was wondering if it's just an issue with the 7 segment led modules, can they be replaced? ?But I can't find a matching part number when doing a google search. ?Any thoughts??
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Agreed. I have Tersa too and would buy it again no question.
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On May 6, 2025, at 2:07?AM, mikeomalley via groups.io <mikeomalley@...> wrote:
Considering changing the existing planer cutter block for a helical.
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Joe, these look fairly standard components.? Here’s a link to a company that manufactures similar components.? I bet if you got the right person on phone between the two of you, you could figure out the correct replacement.?
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It appears to be a Chinese company so maybe try Digikey first as they may be able to source them.? Marty
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