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Here is a pic of segmented infeed roller Imran ?I have never seen a segmented corrugated steel feed roller, but I suspect I would like it!

I have never seen a segmented corrugated steel feed roller, but I suspect I would like it!

Justin, a planer with segmented chipbreakers ( PB ) will also have a segmented infeed roller. Mine are either rubber or corrugated steel but the segments match the width of the chipbreakers and are

I am confused by this thread. I have had a couple planers now, the segmented pressure beam only holds things down. If you want the ability to feed more than one board in any situation, you need the

I've seen Mac's guard and even more impressive in person. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2020 9:48 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]>;

Well I'm not going call the FB610 wheel flat as it has a crown. When I tried running blades with the teeth off the wheel I got drift and a terrible cut. When I follow Alex's method to create even

I think a disconnect here is an assumption that the FB series are copies of Italian machines. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2020 12:47 AM To: Felder Owner Group

Overhead saw guard It really annoys when overhead saw guard moves so many years back I replaced the funky SCMI with my own design. I used the Felder saw hood and inside of the telescopic arm. This

What's the definition of “flat” that people are using here? My FB610 has a very obvious center ~.015" higher than edges. What's the curvature of a typical crowned wheel? [email protected]> wrote:

European saws, of which the Felder saws are examples, have flat wheels and, as a result, are positioned with the teeth off of the front of the wheels.

I will try to remember to post some photos of the older design tomorrow. I had taken photos showing the droop and sent them to Felder some time ago. I just no longer have them on my iPad. A.

David, Mark: thanks for the confirmation on the tire wear.? It will allow me to try out both and see what works best (I was previously worried about messing up the tire just by trying out centering

Thanks David.? I had mixed luck reaching out to Felder on this topic.? I actually ended up buying at least two different sets based on this recommendation, neither of which were a right fit for my

my experience with my AD951 (without segmented pressure beam) is that it will be able to take material that is 1mm difference in them. I have a semi production shop, it would be nice to have segmented

I will chime in .. I have a Martin T-54 Planer which is a 2016. It has a segmented infeed roller and 2 x Rubber Outfeed rollers. In past planers, I would have issues with sticking .. where the lumber

Excellent explanation and great point about using the segmented infeed to edge plane. The caveat there relates to the width of the segments. My old planers used 2" segments which IMO opinion negated

Right, will double check tonight but mine definitely does not for at least 5-8” of swing. I can set the bottom of the clear polycarbonate to a hair above the top of the blade and can swing it past

Alex noted that the drooping occurs when the arm is swung (I assume 90 degrees) out of the way.

Guess I am confused, my guard droops pretty much Zero. What does the attachment to the saw look like on the ones that are drooping? Regards, Mark

The heavy worked well with the old sliding tube design and mounting right to the saw chassis. They went backwards with the new pivoting design mounted to air.?JohnJMK Services