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You should have one on each side of the outrigger as the fence can be mounted on either end of the outrigger. These parts are what Brad ordered as the older 1100 model outriggers did not come with

Once I tried router spindles in shapers, I never went back to preferring my router tables. I have used multiple dedicated router spindles with dedicated tooling so I could swap spindles to keep setup

UJ, I would not have thought of that method of cutting rosettes. Did you raise the cutter into each blank? Do you have a height dro or stop on the T23 to get the same depth for each rosette? Joe

I use the router shaft on my T23 occasionally. Works fine even with the 9000 rpm top speed. I used it a while back to produce 120 large roset blocks. My lathe is weak and does not do well with this

I called Felder tech support, it turns out the flip-up at the back of the outrigger provides the zero-degree reference. The flip-up is adjustable, so it looks like you can dial it in.....

Mac doesn't own anything weighing less than 2000 lbs. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, June 9, 2022 2:32 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject:

Jason sounds like a router table, I have never used a router table never. Always thought they were rinky dink. I use hand helds all the time though. Mac,,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac

Thanks Imran - this looks real helpful !

Thanks Brad, much appreciated.? This C3 was built in 2018, looking fwd to any further info. I'll try tech support also, & post back if I learn anything more....

Rich, I do not have hammer equipment so can’t help but you may find the guide below

Greetings, I have an AD 751 dating from 2000 bought new with the 4 knife Felder quick change knives. I have been running Esta blades for the last 18 years ?and recently I bought a batch of 12. The

Rich, looks like you have the same problem I do with a different machine. I have a 2004 Felder KF700 with a model 1100 outrigger; looks identical to yours. This must have been the most basic unit;

Hello - - New member here, DIY-hobbyist, first post.? I have enjoyed reading the good info here. - I have a C3-31, the cross cut fence does not appear to have a pin registration hole at zero degrees

I have a similar small table with an old Porter Cable 690 and find it very handy for smaller bits and boards. For the money spent and space it doesn't consume, I feel it is a great alternative to

There is a mod to the Felder fence somewhere in the forum to allow the Aigner fence to be positioned further forward and in line with the center of a router bit Dave Davies

Regarding the fence situation, The Aigner fence are thicker than the aluminum fences, and tend to push the material far enough away from the center line of the spindle to prevent the use of many

I second Jason’s comment. I’ve been enjoying the router spindle. Like every tool you’ll learn when it’s not happy, and adjust. However once I get more space, if I find that I’m using smaller

I installed the aigner fence and that pushed the fence far enough away that the router bit bearing wouldn’t reach the workpiece. That was the issue I found. Bill Belanger

It's the best router table I have ever used. It's flat, has a great fence and dust collection, and even tilts if you need it to. Speed has never been an issue. The router spindle likely costs about

Be interested too know if the actual owner is a member