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Since my used BF6-31 didn't come with the mortising table, I'm sure I will eventually get one on order. I see there are at least two kinds of mortising bits: "precision bits", and well, I guess that

Hi Eric, No question those were great ribs, Hope to see you during my next trip through Hows the employment market did you find something . Are you building anything? Hows the shop coming

Wolfgang; The machine I was referring to is listed below with a description copied from your web page. The previous owner, Jim Sekely, wrote me that it is in excellent condition. Is it

Hello All, Thought it was past time for me to chime in here with a few cents. First I'd like to thank John Renzetti for all the help he gave me in configuring my new KF-7 last year. We all know

Hi Joe, First of all, congratulations on your new Felder -- I didn't get a chance to tell you on Badger Pond. Re support on Saturdays and Sundays, just call JH at home...collect ;-) Hi JH. Coming

Mark, The machine listed for $5,500.00 on our webside is a BU8FK41 (16" combination machine with 1 motor only) build in 1983.

Wolfgang; Please send the information on the used BF6-31 listed on your updated website to Mac Campshire. I belive the price is $5,500. Regards, Mark Rupersburg

I am excitedly awaiting the arrival of my KF700S Pro and very impressed by the fact that you can actually get support from Felder reps on a Sunday. Very good service. This is especially important to

I have the same problem on my BF 7-41 and I believe Paul LaPierre has also had the same thing happen. My machine has been set by both John and Chrisof and both times after milling a few boards I have

Richard, Great your still on line. Ok I'm not sure what is causing this creep. But I had to ask the most basic questions. Sorry, belive me I do trust what you are telling me. I was talking to Paul La

Yes, I need another handle now, if I don't get one I will have to resort to vice grips and I don't really want to use those. Yes, I am backing off the black adjusting knob. Yes, If I push down on

Dear Paul, This what happens when I try to do two things at once. Are you a little clearer on the planer set up after all of this discusion? JH "paul schumacher" <pdsch-@...> wrote:

Group, I find that if I'm in a hurry when I post replies I seem to make grammatical errors. I am not a touch typist, more of a slam typist. So now that that is cleared up, if your not clear on

Richard, I will check another machine tomorrow and get back to you ASAP. Do you need another handle now? Are you relasing the tension off the black adjustment knob when you finishinh adjusting and

Wow - we're up to 64 members already! This is shaping up to be an invaluable resource for all of us. I just wanted to post a note welcoming all the new members and point out a few items of

How true, how true. Paul

Group, Just wandering how many owners of Felder's jointer/planer machines are having the same problem that I am having. I have a AD-41, the 16" combo. I can't keep the out feed table in adjustment.

I will check on that, it only happens when it is cold out. It is quite warm here today (80 degrees or so), so I do not think it will be an issue. I will try it tonight when it cools off.

To the group, Planers require that the cutterhead be be level to the planer table. So in this case you measure from the cutterhead to the table until both side are even. If your are adjusting a

Scott, Thanks for the quick come back. I suspect that we are dealing with a problem that stems from the mechanical starter. On the AF22 you have a start and stop button but this system is moving a