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I made a lot of progress in my understanding of Fusion by watching the Woodgrafter series of videos and working on my adaptation of the North Bennet School tool chest. I was swimming right along until

I’m pretty happy with my FB510. It has the same resaw capacity as the FB610 and the same motor. So you can save a bit of coin if you can accept the slightly diminished cutting width (3.75” less on

Hi Doug! For reference, I wound up ordering a FB710 earlier this Spring. When I was doing my research, I learned that the FB610 is only available with the 4hp 1ph motor, while the FB710 is only

I also work in a basement shop and have the FB600 with 5.5hp single phase motor. Coming from a prior Jet bandsaw, the performance benefit of the FB600 was significantly better, I regularly resaw

Doug, Give me a call … i have a Centauro (MM 16) I can highly recommend.

Awesome, glad you are up and running. Happy Woodworking. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

I am with Jason on the woodslicer, i have the CT and it cuts fine but a bear to tension and i detension CT every time because of the 16” wheel. So if i have a ton of resawing I might put on the CT

Hi Doug, You've received good feedback here. I build some guitars (hopefully more soon) and lots of furniture. We have a FB540 and it's plenty for your use. I'd also second a MM16 or MM20. We have a

I have the MM20 and cut through anything without issue. Several luthiers come over for help and I have done plenty for guitars. I try to limit to 16 inches but only because I have a 16 inch jointer. I

Imran, Thank you again. I got the same advice from Felder USA tech support.? I removed the plug and the receptacle and reseated all the wires.? Everything looked snug and fine.? However, that must

Charles, I should have mentioned that if the machine is under warranty, don’t do anything without Felder permission. If machine is out of warranty and you are comfortable with the idea of

It could be many things but sounds like a missing phase to the motor. To narrow down the possible failure modes, I would study the schematic to determine where a single fault could affect saw and

Hello FOG, I have my CF741S for just over 1 year.? I am having recurrent electrical issues. 1st, there was an issue with the slider switch. Machine would only work when switch was bypassed.? Was

I purchased a used 2004-2005 Laguna LT20(ACM 500, i think) with a 4.8hp baldor motor. For what you want to do, a machine like this with a carbide blade(i have resaw kings) would meet your

Look for a used mm16 or mm20, a vintage mm16 2000ish can resaw 12” no problem, you could easily get it in your basement and it will tension a CT blade. I would go for the mm20 if you could find one.

Dough, How wide and tall is your doorway?? How many steps down the stairs to the basement? The FB 710 is a very large bandsaw, weighs 900 lbs, and is 90 inches tall.? It requires (for me) a forklift

Doug I have a 610 with what I think is the base motor (4hp). I’ve been re-sawing quite a bit of walnut (up to 14” wide so far) and its been a champ. As (more?) important has been to have the right

I have an older Agazzani 20” bandsaw with a 3 hp single phase motor, on which I regularly re-saw hardwood up to 12”. ?I use a 1” -2 tpi carbide tipped blade, which does an amazing job. I very

I know this is probably really late in the game, but I asked a very similar question in sawmillcreek: https://sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?298449-Hammer-A3-41-vs-Minimax-FS41-Dust-Collection

I am getting close to realizing a years-long dream of undertaking luthiery, having recently retired. I’ve been collecting hardwood for years with the intent of resawing my own guitar backs and