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Rick, One more observation and this is the most consistent. If I start the 3 hp 3 ph Oneida central vac before starting the 7.5 hp 3 ph bandsaw, it works every time. Thanks again, Joel

Scott, I didn't quite know where my dust collector vote should go in your poll. I use a 2HP, 2-stage collector made by Dust Boy. It falls somewhere between single stage and cyclone according to Sandor

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Hi Guys, I will be receiving my new BF6-31 in three weeks from our Felder friends. I need some advice on getting the machine through a 36" doorway. I've read the manual and it describes the creation

Vince- Congratulations for joining the FELDER team! Regarding the tipping of your machine, you definately want to slide off the top section of your sliding table. Also remove the plastic saw dust-port

Hi Guys, I will be receiving my new BF6-31 in three weeks from our Felder friends. I need some advice on getting the machine through a 36" doorway. I've read the manual and it describes the creation

Rod and all, I am contacting eGroups as I type this regarding the spam message. I've already deleted it from the server and unsubscribed the user who posted it. Yes, Felder has picked up the tab for

I was very surprised to see message 482 was an Ad. I thought that Felder had picked up the ticket so we would not have to deal with the banner Ads that we now see on every screen. Have I per chance

Rick, I think it is the 1800 rpm motor. The motor is set for the "Delta" setting and that corresponds to the 230 volt indicator or the motor plate. The Star setting is for the 480 volt setting. I have

Joel: One more question - was the 7.5hp motor, 1800 rpm, or was it a 3600 rpm? The connections are different depending on the speed of the motor. You will notice, as you take the cover off of the j

Geoff, Thanks for posting the moisture meter tip. I ordered one this afternoon. Cordially, Brad Ellison wrote: te at clearance for when it anolog meter, includes a hardwoods. tempting

Rich, I would try again or even call them. It still says on their site that it's in stock and available now... it doesn't even indicate that supplies are low. It's possible someone there fufilling

Joel: Find the "junction box" on the motor itself. Where you connected the leads from the starter. If there is a cover, it should be on the inside. If not check the motor nameplate, there will be a

Rick, You're the man I will get that tonight. Thanks, Joel

Rick, Good point but, I am not sure if it was wired for 480 or 230. How do I tell?? Where is the "peckerhead"? I mean the one on the motor. Joel

Rick, It is 40 feet from the converter to the bandsaw and 90 feet from the main panel to the converter. Sometimes it does start up and run and a few times it tries to start and quits. When it does

John, I think it is the mass of trying to start the bandsaw with the 2- 24 inch wheels and tensioned blade. I agree that it would be fine on the jointer, planer, saw, shaper. Joel

Joel: One more thought, did you have to change the motor leads from 480v to 230v? If a new motor, it probably came from the factory prewired for 480v. Here you simply change the connections in the

Hi Joel: I picked up on John's memo, but I must have missed part of the dialog. I did get that you picked up a 7.5hp motor, and then I saw where you were trying to run it with a 5.5hp phase converter.

Hi Joel, Next thing you'll hook it up to that 600hp Porsche...My son wants to go for a ride next time you're up. Was that a new 7.5hp motor you hung on the bandsaw. I know the Kay 1A will start the