Thank you very much for your interest. I am very glad you liked it. Australian Woodrewiev I made a few attempts. But they did not take me into consideration. If you know how to contact them, please let me know.No, the coffee table is not for personal use. Its dimensions are 95 centimeters in diameter and 40 centimeters in height.. Have a nice day.
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Burak 骋ü谤别谤
Türkiye (sahibi ?lan 951-K740S-FB710)
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Awesome work!
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John Hinman
Boise ID
Kappa 450X and A941
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Hi Burak:
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Wow! This is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your description and pictures.
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Have you considered putting this into Maker of the Year put on by Australian Wood Review?
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I very much appreciate the art/design/skill required to execute this piece. What are the dimensions of the coffee table? And is the piece for your personal use? Cheers from Australia.
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Warm regards,
Lucky
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Dr David Luckensmeyer
Designer & Maker
@luckensmeyer
M: 0413 013 115
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Hello everyone. I made a new coffee table. I made a work with the marquetry technique consisting of 1634 pieces of ebony and aphromosia wood on the table. I was inspired by an Ancient Greek Kylix for this.
The original of the work is exhibited in the National Museum of Scotland and dates back to 457 BC. I like to do such works because I love archaeology and art history. I depicted a wild ram on its feet. It was hand carved from white oak. I patinated it with
bronze colors to give it the appearance of a historical artifact. Its 4 horns carry the table's table. I hope you like it. Greetings from Türkiye to everyone.
Türkiye (owner Ad 951-K740S-FB710)
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Herkese merhaba. Yeni bir sehpa yapt?m. Masan?n üzerine 1634 par?a siyah boyal? abanoz ve aphromosia ah?ap kaplamas?ndan olu?an marquetry tekni?iyle bir ?al??ma yapt?m. Bunun i?in Antik Yunan Kylix'inden ilham ald?m. Eserin orijinali ?sko?ya Ulusal Müzesi'nde sergileniyor ve M.?. 457 y?l?na dayan?yor. Arkeoloji ve sanat tarihini sevdi?im i?in bu tür ?al??malar yapmay? seviyorum. Ayaklar? üzerinde vah?i bir ko? tasvir ettim. Beyaz me?e a?ac?ndan elle oyulmu?tu. Tarihi bir eser g?rünümü vermek i?in bronz renklerle patine ettim. 4 boynuzu masan?n sehpas?n? ta??yor. Umar?m be?enirsiniz. Türkiye'den herkese selamlar.
Burak 骋ü谤别谤
Türkiye (sahibi ?lan 951-K740S-FB710)
gurerwoodcraft/Instagram?
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Re: Veneering hollow core doors
I haven't done any hollow core doors, but have done other honeycomb core panels, and shop made torsion boxes. My inclination would be to press face down, with a 3/4" MDF caul on top of the door. You could likely press both faces at the same time this way, but I would err?on the side of caution and do one side at a time unless using a longer open time glue.?
Jason
Jason Holtz
J. Holtz Furniture
3307 Snelling Ave. South
Minneapolis, MN 55406
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Re: Keeping the lights on
Excellent idea Alex, if it is not too much trouble for Brian. I would contribute.
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Lucky
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Designer & Maker
@luckensmeyer
M: 0413 013 115
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Like others in our group, I find it unreasonable that Brian Lamb finds himself saddled with the financial costs associated with maintaining the FOG. The other cost, his time, and the many contributions he,
and others have made that benefit all of us is impossible to calculate. I am grateful for the knowledge and experience he has shared with all of us. I also don't want him to stop, simply because this forum is my primary source for everything Felder and a major
contributor to my woodworking knowledge base. Nothing is forcing him to donate his money and time to this project. ?When it becomes a burden that is no longer of value to him, the forum will be in trouble unless another benefactor steps up.
I can't speak for the rest of you, but I know I don't have the time or the inclination to take over when Brian tires of this project. ?Compensating Brian for the time Brian has spent maintaining the FOG is
not practical for a variety of reasons. ?However, we could easily repay him for the fees he has paid.
To that end, I suggest Brian post the total amount of money he has expended in fees. ?And, set up a Venmo account or similar vehicle to which we can contribute. ?When donations reach or exceed the fees he
has paid, he can simply close the Venmo account, or similar vehicle, and announce no further donations are needed, until more funds are needed.
I am happy to contribute, and I am certain there are many more like minded.
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It hasn't been a problem, we can continue the way it has been for now.
On Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 10:24:21 PM MST, jontathan samways via groups.io <jonathansamways@...> wrote:
Brian, if your happy to keep paying, thank you!!!!!
If it ever becomes a problem I’m sure like myself we would all very willingly help out.
Jonathan Samways
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How can I contribute to the cause?
Mike D.
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On Sunday, February 9, 2025, 18:00, Brian Lamb via
<blamb11=[email protected]> wrote:
I've been paying the fees since we started with groups (2018), except for one year when John Renzetti paid. I had originally thought about setting up a donation system,
but then was seeing posts about "what happens if the donations are more than the expenses, who keeps the money?" and figured I didn't need that head ache and just left it be.
On Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 12:32:00 PM MST, Bram Baert via
<bram.baert=[email protected]> wrote:
I was browsing the group and out of curiosity I had a look at the
pricing page. It looks like we are well beyond the free plan so first of, thank you to however is keeping the lights on.
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Annapolis, MD
AD951; K700S; N4400
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I am fairly?new to the group and already deeply appreciative of the expertise provided by many members.
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I have been working?on converting a pole barn into a workshop and I will soon be looking through older topics to help me along. ? I would feel much better if I could contribute to the costs of keeping this forum active.
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Re: Keeping the lights on
I am fairly?new to the group and already deeply appreciative of the expertise provided by many members.
I have been working?on converting a pole barn into a workshop and I will soon be looking through older topics to help me along. ? I would feel much better if I could contribute to the costs of keeping this forum active.
Best Steve Lawrenve
Like others in our group, I find it unreasonable that Brian Lamb finds himself saddled with the financial costs associated with maintaining the FOG. The other cost, his time, and the many contributions he, and others have made that benefit all of us is impossible to calculate. I am grateful for the knowledge and experience he has shared with all of us. I also don't want him to stop, simply because this forum is my primary source for everything Felder and a major contributor to my woodworking knowledge base. Nothing is forcing him to donate his money and time to this project.? When it becomes a burden that is no longer of value to him, the forum will be in trouble unless another benefactor steps up.
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I can't speak for the rest of you, but I know I don't have the time or the inclination to take over when Brian tires of this project.? Compensating Brian for the time Brian has spent maintaining the FOG is not practical for a variety of reasons.? However, we could easily repay him for the fees he has paid.
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To that end, I suggest Brian post the total amount of money he has expended in fees.? And, set up a Venmo account or similar vehicle to which we can contribute.? When donations reach or exceed the fees he has paid, he can simply close the Venmo account, or similar vehicle, and announce no further donations are needed, until more funds are needed.
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I am happy to contribute, and I am certain there are many more like minded.
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Yours,
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Alex B.
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It hasn't been a problem, we can continue the way it has been for now.
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On Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 10:24:21 PM MST, jontathan samways via <jonathansamways= [email protected]> wrote:
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Brian, if your happy to keep paying, thank you!!!!!
If it ever becomes a problem I’m sure like myself we would all very willingly help out.
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Kindest Regards
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Jonathan Samways
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How can I contribute to the cause?
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Mike D.
On Sunday, February 9, 2025, 18:00, Brian Lamb via <blamb11=[email protected]> wrote:
I've been paying the fees since we started with groups (2018), except for one year when John Renzetti paid. I had originally thought about setting up a donation system, but then was seeing posts about "what happens if the donations are more than the expenses, who keeps the money?" and figured I didn't need that head ache and just left it be.
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On Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 12:32:00 PM MST, Bram Baert via <bram.baert= [email protected]> wrote:
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Hey all
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I was browsing the group and out of curiosity I had a look at the pricing page. It looks like we are well beyond the free plan so first of, thank you to however is keeping the lights on.
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Regards?
Bram
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Mike D.
Annapolis, MD
AD951; K700S; N4400
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Like others in our group, I find it unreasonable that Brian Lamb finds himself saddled with the financial costs associated with maintaining the FOG. The other cost, his time, and the many contributions he, and others have made that benefit all of us is impossible to calculate. I am grateful for the knowledge and experience he has shared with all of us. I also don't want him to stop, simply because this forum is my primary source for everything Felder and a major contributor to my woodworking knowledge base. Nothing is forcing him to donate his money and time to this project. ?When it becomes a burden that is no longer of value to him, the forum will be in trouble unless another benefactor steps up.
?
I can't speak for the rest of you, but I know I don't have the time or the inclination to take over when Brian tires of this project. ?Compensating Brian for the time Brian has spent maintaining the FOG is not practical for a variety of reasons. ?However, we could easily repay him for the fees he has paid.
?
To that end, I suggest Brian post the total amount of money he has expended in fees. ?And, set up a Venmo account or similar vehicle to which we can contribute. ?When donations reach or exceed the fees he has paid, he can simply close the Venmo account, or similar vehicle, and announce no further donations are needed, until more funds are needed.
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I am happy to contribute, and I am certain there are many more like minded.
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Yours,
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Alex B.
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On 02/10/2025 6:28 AM PST Brian Lamb via groups.io <blamb11@...> wrote:
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It hasn't been a problem, we can continue the way it has been for now.
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Brian Lamb
blamb11@...
lambtoolworks.com
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On Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 10:24:21 PM MST, jontathan samways via groups.io <jonathansamways@...> wrote:
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Brian, if your happy to keep paying, thank you!!!!!
If it ever becomes a problem I’m sure like myself we would all very willingly help out.
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Kindest Regards
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Jonathan Samways
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How can I contribute to the cause?
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Mike D.
On Sunday, February 9, 2025, 18:00, Brian Lamb via <blamb11=[email protected]> wrote:
I've been paying the fees since we started with groups (2018), except for one year when John Renzetti paid. I had originally thought about setting up a donation system, but then was seeing posts about "what happens if the donations are more than the expenses, who keeps the money?" and figured I didn't need that head ache and just left it be.
?
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On Sunday, February 9, 2025 at 12:32:00 PM MST, Bram Baert via <bram.baert= [email protected]> wrote:
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Hey all
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I was browsing the group and out of curiosity I had a look at the pricing page. It looks like we are well beyond the free plan so first of, thank you to however is keeping the lights on.
?
Regards?
Bram
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--
Mike D.
Annapolis, MD
AD951; K700S; N4400
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Re: AD741 Height Adjustment Broken
I doubt there is anything you did that caused the problem. Most likely a defect in the material or like I said, to sharp of a radius in the corner. The shaft most likely was designed to go thru the tube as it supports the shaft. If it was all to one side, another bracket would have had to be designed and bolted to another portion of the machine (maybe the bottom of the table?) to support the shaft. It's a logical design, especially given the gear is small enough to go right thru the tube.
There are no tight tolerances to worry about upon installation. The assembly just goes in far enough to engage the two bevel gears. The up/down tolerance won't be effected as the resolver portion of the drive system that feeds back to the DRO is attached to the electric motor. As long as you always approach finished dimensions from lower to higher (thicker to thinner), all backlash will have no effect and you will be as accurate as it ever was.
Brian Lamb blamb11@... lambtoolworks.com
On Tuesday, February 11, 2025 at 08:45:04 AM MST, Cornelius <cornelius@...> wrote:
Hi Brian,
Is there something I should or shouldn't be doing when I use the machine in order to avoid this from happening in the future?? Understand the stress that caused the failure,? but not sure what I did to have caused this stress.?
As far as design is concerned, yes, I was happy that is was that simple to take apart,? but why does the shaft have to go through the center of that large piston in the first place, narrowing down at the point of entry? Why isn't the vertical, spiral drive shaft and gear simply on the same side as the motor??
I hope I will be able to reassemble to the same tight tolerances. After all, it is supposed to be repeatable to 0.1mm up/down.
Many thanks!
Cornelius Schultze-Kraft? Cyprus?
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Re: SCM Spindle Moulder T130 query
Hi Graeme,?
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Congrats on the new machine!! I have a 2024 TF-130 and I just love it.?
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Hmm, looking at your photos, I'm skeptical that you have an interchangeable spindle, I think your machine may have what SCM calls a "fixed" spindle. While I'm sure you could extricate the spindle with some disassembly, I don't think you'll be swapping spindles on a regular basis.?
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Here is a photo of the 1-1/4" "MK5 Interchangeable Spindle" on my 2024 TF-130:
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Here's another shot, with the 1-1/4" spindle installed, and my 40mm spindle on the table. Note the large ring nut on both spindles:?
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As suggested, you're probably best served by first calling SCM with your serial number to see if they can look up the machine configuration to see what your options might be.?
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I'll put my ignorance on full display here and ask if it might be less trouble to have your 30mm tooling bored out to 1-1/4"??
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Good luck on your new machine!?
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Tom Gensmer
Heritage Home Renewals, LLC
Minneapolis, MN
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Re: SCM Spindle Moulder T130 query
If you don't want a 1.25" spindle, and don't think you will ever want a 1.25" spindle. I would just have the spindle you have turned down to 30mm by a machine shop.
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You could have a machine shop make a spindle for you, and it may be less expensive than a brand name one, depending on how complicated the spindle is.? They are usually made to H7,g6 tolerance class with H7 referring to the most common tooling bore range used, and the g6 referring to the spindle itself.? I have my spindles made a little larger (would fall in the middle of h6 or h7) for a tighter fit but g6 is fine.? It may be worth getting a quote for it if SCM wants a fortune for one.
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You could have a machine shop make a spindle for you, and it may be less expensive than a brand name one, depending on how complicated the spindle is.? They are usually made to H7,g6 tolerance class with H7 referring to the most common tooling bore range used, and the g6 referring to the spindle itself.? I have my spindles made a little larger (would fall in the middle of h6 or h7) for a tighter fit but g6 is fine.? It may be worth getting a quote for it if SCM wants a fortune for one.
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Veneering hollow core doors
Anyone have any experience veneering hollow core doors? I’m running a vacuum press 20lbs at 5,000ft elevation. We have 8 doors to do, and have already run the hardwood edge banding and scribed to the openings. (Last year we did the original 50’s hollow cores with no issues) Did first new purchase door test with Masonite platen and collapsed the door. Probably just going to buy a solid core to use as platen but looking for any advise. Thanks!!
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Re: AD741 Height Adjustment Broken
Hi Brian,
Is there something I should or shouldn't be doing when I use the machine in order to avoid this from happening in the future?? Understand the stress that caused the failure,? but not sure what I did to have caused this stress.?
As far as design is concerned, yes, I was happy that is was that simple to take apart,? but why does the shaft have to go through the center of that large piston in the first place, narrowing down at the point of entry? Why isn't the vertical, spiral drive shaft and gear simply on the same side as the motor??
I hope I will be able to reassemble to the same tight tolerances. After all, it is supposed to be repeatable to 0.1mm up/down.
Many thanks!
Cornelius Schultze-Kraft? Cyprus?
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Re: AD741 Height Adjustment Broken
The shaft broke from stress risers in the sharp corner between the smaller section and the larger section. Pretty common thing to have happen... so you just got lucky! :-) It's nice that they designed it to be able to be installed or removed right thru the center hole, could have been a lot worse.
Brian Lamb blamb11@... lambtoolworks.com
On Tuesday, February 11, 2025 at 07:49:26 AM MST, Cornelius <cornelius@...> wrote:
Imran,
Great! Thank you. I just gave it a try and it worked - obviously without actually making any real adjustments yet since I am still waiting for the parts. But the actual reset to 20mm works. I did search my manual for "reset" but nothing popped up. It turns out my pdf manual is not searchable ... odd.
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Re: AD741 Height Adjustment Broken
Imran,
Great! Thank you. I just gave it a try and it worked - obviously without actually making any real adjustments yet since I am still waiting for the parts. But the actual reset to 20mm works. I did search my manual for "reset" but nothing popped up. It turns out my pdf manual is not searchable ... odd.
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Re: SCM Spindle Moulder T130 query
The spindle won't be cheap.? To get up and running, you might buy a couple of 1"-30MM bushings for the 1" spindle.? You don't need many and if you keep the cutter low on the spindle, you will be fine for most cuts.? You want precision bushings.?
Check Oella for the tube Mac spoke of for swapping spindles if not included with your machine.? They sometimes have them as well as bushings for a reasonable price.
Dave
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I don’t know if this will help but I bought a 30 mm spindle from SCM 2002. I would just contact Parts at SCM.
You’ll also need a tube to handle to change the spindle back-and-forth.
Mac,,,,
Designing and building for 50 years
On Feb 11, 2025, at 5:51?AM, giangra via groups.io <giangra@...> wrote:
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I have been a member since about 2005 and this is my first post :)
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Recently purchased 2002 SCM T130 with 1 & 1/4" spindle. Because I have Felder machines I want to change to a 30 mm spindle on the T130. All wisdom is appreciated. Thanks in advance. Graeme.
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Re: SCM Spindle Moulder T130 query
I don’t know if this will help but I bought a 30 mm spindle from SCM 2002. I would just contact Parts at SCM. You’ll also need a tube to handle to change the spindle back-and-forth. Mac,,,, Designing and building for 50 years
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Recently purchased 2002 SCM T130 with 1 & 1/4" spindle. Because I have Felder machines I want to change to a 30 mm spindle on the T130. All wisdom is appreciated. Thanks in advance. Graeme.
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Re: AD741 Height Adjustment Broken
Cornelius,
The method to reset your planer DRO should be in the manual.
I have shared this and so far no one has mentioned that it does not work, i.e., Felder uses same method across it machines. Not sure if the new machines are any different.
If you use inches, first power up the machine while pushing the reset button on control panel to switch to mm.
Then very slowly plane a board to 20.00 mm thickness exactly. Measure with digital calipers as you approach the target thickness. Ignore the machine display reading during this. You do not want to go thinner than 20.00 mm as you will start over again (there is a workaround but likely best to start over). Once at 20.00 mm thickness (without changing table height) press reset button the display will changes to 20 mm.
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On Feb 11, 2025, at 8:34?AM, Cornelius via groups.io <Cornelius@...> wrote: ? Hi Brian,
I have successfully removed the broken shaft. It was actually easier than expected.? Once the motor is removed, the entire shaft/spacer/bearing/gear section is simply pulled out in the direction of the motor. This means that bolt #34 does not need to be accessed or removed until the shaft and gear are?completely pulled. The gear is actually slightly smaller in diameter than the bearing.? In order to pull it through,? the only thing necessary is the removal of two bolts on the motor side of the large piston.? Those bolts hold the bearing in place laterally.?
It is still perplexing to me how the shaft can snap since there is no way for any tilt or twist, considering the fact that motor, shaft and piston are all tightly locked to the table bed and cannot tilt independently to cause the shaft to crack. And I doubt the motor is strong enough to crack a 12mm shaft in rotation.?
In any case, I shall now wait for replacement parts. The only remaining question is how to reset the digital readout to match the actual height of the table since the numbers no longer match true height at this point ...
Many thanks!
Cornelius Schultze-Kraft? Cyprus? <20250211_151019.jpg> <IMG-20250211-WA0000.jpg> <20250211_151042.jpg>
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骋ü谤别谤
David Luckensmeyer
Jason Holtz
Tom Gensmer
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