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Years back a old friend had a oak moris lounge chair in an out building and assume it was a porky that loved the old varnish and did a superb job of carving the whole darn chair.

Hi Mac, Thanks for posting pictures, impressive work on tapered and bevelled drum and utensil holder, the drum especially I am thinking would of been no small task but certainly worth the effort for

Yes, I have looked at the manual with the exploded views and all looks like the drawings show. It is interesting that the manual does say a possible cause is the wrong belt. I will be trying to

Must be wongbelt if you adjusted all the way Have the belt no when you talk to tech Don’t u get a book with exploded views and parts no? Mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave.

Thank you Brian.? I will take a close look at what you suggest.? I am in contact with a tech, Jason, at Felder.? I hope to talk to him again tomorrow. I will post what I find on your suggestions.

How much clearance does the side of the belt have from the wheel and any sheet metal the belt goes past? Are the upper and lower pulleys lined up with each other? Lay a straight edge along the lower

The drive belt on my AD 741 seems very loose when running.? Also it appears to me more noisy than it should be.? I have only had the machine for a short time and am not sure what is "normal". I have

i did not but since it is holiday season ... https://youtu.be/bPpcfH_HHH8

Whatcha making? Mike King NERA Economic Consulting +1 303 618-4915

Did someone say T-nut? David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/albums https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/

It will also gall running against the aluminum of the slider. Brass if you don’t want steel. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Welcome to group! I had a BF6 31 in think 90. Cute little thing quite handy. Hammer has a better jointer,planer, I didn’t care for the 6 series J/p fact is I never sold any j/p only till 2000 and 7

Larry’s slider is Perfect example , my design will have 12.65 mm of purchase with a bar 5/16 would only give .003 clearance not going to work .just few threads in the bar Mac,,

I think dissimilar materials is much better. Aluminum unless anodized will oxidize. One more thing to do. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330

I like Mac's answer to: Why T-nuts? Because I can.? Otherwise t-nuts might be an adaptation from metal working equipment where the thread depth is more important because they run in steel slots and

Thanks Brian! Located in Charlotte NC, bought the A3-41 used from Felder in 2016, and Felder came to calibrate the tables after I took delivery. Has the silent power spiral cutting head. Didn’t use

I omitted a part in my earlier comment.? A power feeder could be about the only safe way to climb cut on a molder.? This could be handy when working with a difficult material.

???I thought a new thread may help in accessing needed info in one place. Please let me know by tomorrow, Monday Nov 30th if you are in need of a slider nut for your Felder. made out of CR1018

You just did, but reply with more details and location with contact info. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

There is no advantage to a T-nut shape over a flat blank as long as the thickness of the blank is adequate for the threads. If the t-slot is shallow and the extra thickness of the nut is required,