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Wolfgang: When a VFD, is installed on a machine, and an industrial duty scoring motor is also selected, how does Felder handle the speed of the scoring unit? Will there be two drives, one for the saw,

Two words: I'm drooling! ;-) Are those speeds correct on the shaper? It looks like you have the ranges mixed up (slow/med/high). Can this system be just as economically retrofitted to my BF6-31 by any

FELDER offers now also another option for woodworkers with single phase supply. All 700 Series machines (except ECO models) will be equipped with an Inverter. The inverter converts 1 phase power into

I don't know if this is old news, but I talked to Wolfgang at Felder USA today and he told me that there was a fire at the Felder factory's paint shop a few weeks back which caused the factory to be

Hi Bob: In reading the posts about the phase converter, I would offer an alternative. With today's technology, have you explored using a VFD, Variable Frequency Drive? Like you, I am in the "process"

Scott, I am using Netscape 4.7, there must be a setting somewhere I'm missing. Rich wrote: fine with

Hi John. I would have e-mailed you on this but I figured you were busy changing diapers by now. According to the seller is was used for approx. 6 months. I guess I should call Kay Ind. and try to find

Hi Bob, The MA-1 is the one I have in my shop. It will handle up to the 4kw motors(approx5.5hp)and 15hp total. Kay actually derates their converters. One of our owners has the 5kw(7.5hp)AD7-51 hooked

According to the Phasemaster owner's manual I have, the MA1 indicates a 5HP model, yet I am not sure what the rest of the number means. I have found Kay Industries to be very helpful in terms of

Well, this is my first post to this board. I am not yet the proud owner of a Felder. Probably a year or two down the road before that happens. But in preparation for the big day I have been looking

Rich, I checked it in both Netscape 4.7 and IE 5 and 5.5, it comes out fine with all of those browsers. What browser are you using? Scott

Geoff, I read them here on the web site. When the forum first started I would read them in my e-mail program and there was no problem there. Rich wrote: e-mail as simple settings, but the one you.

If I am preparing to run a bunch of rough sawn lumber through the jointer, I will likely use the power feeder for speed, consistency, and safety. Jointing is the first operation I apply to rough sawn

Al - Welcome to the group... I remember corresponding with you about a year or so ago when I was trying to decide between the X-31 and the Felder. I guess you now know what I ended up with. Hope you

Rich, Are you reading messages on the eGroups web site or in your own e-mail program. If the latter, what is its name and version. It might be as simple as turning word-wrap on in your e-mail

Hello Al I wish you luck with your new shop & machines, hope your back get's better! Regards Anthony

...good point! Generally, when I'm using the jointer, I'm taking multiple passes on the ends of a board to start to straighten it out before taking long passes. I could see where hanging the feeder on

Would someone please educate me. Why would you use a stock feeder on a jointer? I seem to me that the feeder would push the stock against the table just like the feed rollers do when running stock

When I read the messages here on the forum the print goes beyond the edge of the screen making it necessary to scroll the page back and forth . Also if I print out a massage it does not print what's

Hey Al, glad you signed up. It's been a long time since you sold the X31 and done any serious woodworking. Don't forget to post any pictures of your projects. Hope the back gets better. Take care,