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Welcome, Philip! If you look in the background of the picture, it's that AF-22 dust collector that is responsible for the clean shop... any dust, chips, scraps, beer bottles, and small furry animals

...sucks 'em all up, and dumps all the debris in the middle of MY shop! One of life's great mysteries solved - I always thought there was just too much debris around here to come from me alone!

Just uploaded a jpg file to the vault showing the bench I built, which was the first big project using the machines. It was pretty easy to upload. This idea of Geoff's is working pretty good.

Hey John, nice pictures! So, you are going to build one of those workbenches for each of the Charter List Members, right?? ;-) Hehehe... ;-) The bench looks fantastic with the drawer fronts

Since James Voos had such a great idea with the special of the month and the poll shows you guys are interested in something like that I uploaded a folder in the vault with the "Special of the Month

Wow! Cool - thanks for doing that... you even put something on special that has been near the top of my wish list. James - you now have the official magic touch with the surveys... so, what's the

Great! Glad to see this opportunity for enthusiastic Felder owners. Too bad I already own this months special :) jim

I just made a new folder that has the newsletters I sent out plus an article on installing 3 phase power in the shop, and some machine reviews. If anyone else would like to write a review of their

Better grab a cup of coffee, I think this is going to be a little long... I wanted to say "Welcome!" to all the members who have signed up to the new Felder Owner's Group over the last day or so. We

I've had my '97 BF6-31 for almost two weeks now, and have been spending my evenings cleaning up the machine and checking alignment. One thing I have noticed is that the fence when mounted on the

Folks... I'm going to disable this forum's supposedly "members-only" chat room for now just so nobody runs into the same thing I did last evening and gets the wrong idea! I was under the impression

Geoff, How do I open the "vault", and the "Feb. special"? Thanx, John Geoff Shepherd wrote:

John, Point your web browser to: http://www.egroups.com/docvault/felder-woodworking If you haven't yet set up a free account on the eGroups site, you'll be prompted to log in with a user name and

The following is a digest of a relatively recent thread on cutting dados using Felder equipment. The original messages are separated by the double-hyphen mark. Sorry if I got any of the original

Geoff My old Robland X31 had this same issue. I just face jointed without the fence. For stock that's near the max cutter width you just need to make sure you don't "wander off the table" while you

Hi there! I'm not having much luck posting to this group - four lengthy messages have disappeared as I typed them - where do they go? Anyway, I'm glad to be able to communicate with everyone so

Geoff, I am a brand new BF6-31 owner and the jointer/planer was the first function I used. I had some pretty wide boards to face joint and I just did without the fence. After one small opening

Hey! I made the same mistake, only I compounded my embarrassment by calling Felder and reported that the planer arbor was spinning backward! Fortunately, they contained their laughter long enough to

I bought the Hersaf bits and they have done a good job. Not quite the quality of my old Firrest Daodo blade. Joel

Hello everyone, Before I get to my question, I'd like to say thanks to Geoff for getting this forum going. No doubt this will be a really popular place. Secondly, I recently posted a message on Badger