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Jon - I had my sparkly new Felder 100x40mm rebate cutter head mounted (last month's group special). That thing is great - super quiet, powerful, and quite versatile. It leaves a very smooth cut, and

Geoff, Great job on the recording - I could recognize those sounds with my eyes closed. I know your main topic is the saw whoosh, but did you have any cutters in the shaper during your test or

Geoff; Wow, nice job. Are we going to soon see a web cam set up at the Shepherd shop? Regards, Mark >

I agree that the 12" blades are noisy - my optical tachometer indicates a saw blade speed of 4750 RPM on my KF-7. For a 12" blade that's about 170 MPH! I don't think Unisaws and other cabinet

I just uploaded to the vault in the tech articles section, a diagram showing the proper boring and pinhole spacing for sawblades that go on the Felder machines.This diagram was provided to me when I

Hello Geoff, Great recording, thought I was in my shop! The saw sounds the same as my Felder and other commercial saws I've heard. One thing I have noticed about having a small 200 sq. ft. shop is

Wow - yet again I am thoroughly impressed by the knowledge and interest of those participating in the forum. I haven't checked my e-mail for a few days due to long busy days at work. Let me try to

...got a "file not found" message when I tried the Leading Edge link,,,what's up w/that? -Philip Art Pentz wrote:

Try this, the problem is that the htm has an l after it, should be - html - the line break put the l on the next line - so it is not part of the line. http://www.theleadedge.com/ this will work -

...Ballew Saw and Tool, 1-800 CUT-RITE, has been a great source for tooling and consumables - all kinds of shaper cutters, Mirka sandpaper, some machinery - good prices, super service. No affiliation

Rod, Sorry I didn't have a chance to reply until tonight. Feel free to give me a call when you get in to Bellevue. I'm in Everett, about 30 minutes north of Bellevue, or 15 minutes north of

A quick reminder to the group: to place your vote in the shaper cutter poll, please visit the following web site: http://www.egroups.com/vote?id=953872295171&listname=felder-woodworking There is no

Thanks for the tip on the Freud groovers, Art. I have been perusing a Freud catalog and have had my eye on those groovers, especially the 1/4 & 3/8" x 6" OD or the 8" OD. I have checked "Abbey Tool"

With respect to the current poll on cutter brands I thought I would mention that the best prices w/ delivery on Freud shaper cutters I have found are from "The Leading Edge"

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What brand of shaper cutters do you prefer to use on your Felder? Have you found any particular good values among the various brands available? What would be your top 3 choices for the

Geoff, I believe you said you live north of Seattle but I'm not sure. Tried to look your location up under the member info but must not be doing it correctly. Anyway, I have to be in Bellevue this

The kerf is 1/16 of an inch - I checked it with a caliper, it it exactly 1/16. Cuts great!

Joe, for cutting panels with the 100mm scoring blade I'm limited to a ten inch blade. I switch regularly between the rebored Forrests which are 10inch and the 300 and 315 blades I have from Felder.

John, Are you running a 10" or 12" blade on your machine? I would imagine that the dB levels specified by Felder for noise levels are measured with the 10" (250 mm?)blades. Joe "john renzetti"