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Hi Group... here's an idea I wanted to try on the tilting shaper using the high-speed spindle - sliding dovetails. Usually a sliding dovetail is done in two steps, one to mill the dovetail groove, and

Scott, I assume you mean the AF-22... mine is mounted on the mobile stand, but John Renzetti has his bolted to the wall. The height from the bottom of the collector housing (where the bags attach) to

Geoff, Before getting your message, I spoke to Pete at Felder, he said that the measurement was 33 1/2 inches - but this was the smaller unit, he said that the bags are the same size. I mounted it at

I've got the top of the AF22 frame 42.5" off the floor. This has allowed enough room so the bags can have some support as they fill. The regular Felder bags that came with this machine were pretty

My sliding table seems to have a little more friction than before. I found some oxidation on the rails and cleaned that off, and would like to protect it. I had heard that you are not to put any

Dear Jim, You should put any lubricant that contains oil, silicon or similar substances on the rails. These substances attract dust and will create residue on the rails. We recommend any lubricants

Jim, I've always used the Fluidum, which came in the little care kit with the KF7F. I don't know what's in it, but it works great. One product to stay away from is some stuff called slip-it.

Group - I thought this might be of interest to some of you. If not, just hit delete. This is the beginning of a conversation thread over on the rec.woodworking newsgroup via Deja.com. You can

Thanks to the invitations of Geoff Shepherd and John Renzetti I have signed-up although I have not yet bought my Felder, hence my question in rec.woodworking. What intrigued me was the mention the

Niel; Good question. I'd like to hear more about this. Perhaps Renzetti at Felder East can fill us in. Regards, Mark Rupersburgj Niel Viljoen wrote:

From what I hear and also from a picture of one in the Christmas catalog, the BF6-31 will be replaced some time this year with the CF700 series machine. It's supposed to be pretty much like a "7"

Hi Neil, I just place my order last week for a K700S Professional Sliding Table Saw. Here is some info from Peter Rodgers some of which is probably relevant to the new

This weeks poll is whether you are using Metric or Imperial measurements. I have heard that it is good to use Metric for the shaper, but what about the rest of the machine? ---- Please select one of

Geoff, It is possible that a small amount of moisture entered the bearings. The bearing are sealed on one side only, the side facing the end bells of the converter is open and the grease is located

One of our members, Jan Jensen a cabinetmaker from CO, has an almost new BF6-31 for sale. Jan is getting all new seperate Felders. If any of you know of anyone who may be interested just contact Jan

Thanks for your response, John. I'll take a look at converter ASAP. Not sure where to purchase the right grease - the manual calls for Chevron SRI. I'll try the local industrial suppliers. This

We're up to fifty members today. I guess now is as good of a time as any to "go around the room" and introduce ourselves. No pressure, though... this is just an idea. I recenly purchased a barely

Just a reminder for those new to the group: If you are getting overwhelmed with the number of messages from this e-mail list, most e-mail programs let you sort incoming mail into separate

John R, You wrote: Also thanks to one of our agents in the field I was able to obtain some secret photographs of these machines when they were shown at a European show. Where are the pictures? I

Thanks for the invitation to join this site, and possibly the users group. As I review the emails that have been sent, it looks as though this is going to be very informative, and fun. I have one of