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Board kick (This is the term used to describe this behavior by the Felder field tech) is when the board "kicks' to one side or the other when going through the thicknessing planer.? In my case when

Sorry for not being clear enough. I am speaking of the thicknessing planer, not the jointer.

Mark, Where I retired from, we had experienced MEs in the office in USA but for some yrs now we have been doing FEAs in our India Design Center. Thermal and vibration are big issue for us as the

Imran, not suggesting it is simple to do ,(not saying that you were implying i said that, i’m just say’in). At the company I work at 5-7 ME’s with masters and one with a doctorate are on the FEA

Bandsaws are simple and there are good ones made in Taiwan. Many US companies made wonderful large saws, Northfield still does ( a few anyway ). The fact there are few manufacturers now leads me to

I prefer “robust rigidity” to all the other terms. LOL David Best - Sent from my iPad

Mark Thomas, I believe an FEA would answer the question of how stiff the column should be. They have been measuring resonant frequency of complete car chassis for decades so bandsaw is not that

I doubt bandsaw makers do FEA, but who knows.? But FEA is orthogonal to the question I raised, which is how stiff it should be,

Imran, Grizzly has a reputation for building a strong bandsaw depending on which model you buy and they are from Taiwan. Most Laguna bandsaws are from Taiwan. Panhans makes bandsaws and they are out

Sorry, Finite Element Analysis, its an add on to a software cad program or standalone program. It’s also pretty straight forward calculate if you have all the knowns. Regards, Mark

FEA is surly done so they know within a close margin. Regards, Mark

I have been reading this thread and was wondering why only Italians know how to make the bandsaw column properly stiff. In today’s world of analysis one should be able to easily hit a window of

Make sure you glide your planner table a lot, my A31 is really sensitive to gliding products on the planer table to avoid "Kick". I also redid all the roller height setup compare to the cutterblock

To be fair, the terms are ambiguous.? You're using "strong" more or less as a synonym for "yield strength", but I think it's more common to use it as a vague and ill-defined term to describe a

I have a A3-31, which is the jointer/planer model bolted to a saw to make the C3 combo.? ? Quite a few people here have A3-31 too.? ?I don't know what you mean that the planer is "kicking"

Hi Will, Just to be sure, can you confirm that you are speaking of surface planner which most here on FOG will call Jointer. Yes, European terminology makes more sense but that is what we are stuck

Gerald don’t get me wrong I am a great fan of Felder and what you outline makes sense in sourcing from a single supplier if you are in the market for multiple machines. Purchasing ?multiple

John, I don’t think I documented the guard build. I probably put it together over a year or two. If you can get a hold of the saw guard, the rest of the set up is pretty simple to cobble together.

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Hi Willie, When I got my C3 31 the dealer couldn't commission it because the electrical lead was too short and couldn't reach my 16 amp socket! Na?vely, I thought that didn't really matter as it