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No problem Paul, Let me know how I can send you a copy, I don’t want to post them on the site as obviously Felder don’t want them in general circulation and the engineer asked me not to tell

Annu, If it is starting up normally, i would think caps are okay. If you buy caps and replace them yourself that is okay but if you are paying for a service call, I would buy a clamp-on current meter

Martin, I would appreciate a copy of the same document if you are willing to share it. My nut and bolt overhaul is taking a lot longer than expected so any short cuts would be a much

Hi Richard Firstly I can commiserate with you being in the garage... me too! You’ve been given good advice though and it’s all on the right lines! I’ve had to do it a couple of times and yes it

Mine also was a stretch purchase when I bought it to start a business but worth every penny. Its also the reason I refused to part with it through thick and thin. In our new world of sustainability,

Talked with the felder folk...gonna replace both the start and run capacitors. ?The electrical smell seems to be coming from that general area. ?Fingers crossed....

Oh! Forgot to say, when I bought my machine with everything added as an extra it certainly wasn’t cheap and one fear I had was support and parts for the future! They assured me that I wouldn’t

Tom, Thanks for the explanation, Mafell's double miter fence is really cool. I was watching the miter joint cut video for the different width stock yesterday, really impressed by the simple way

Thanks David, The BF6 is a lot different and a lot less obvious! Your machine has those nice, easily accessable adjusters. No such luck on mine. I am gradually learning my way around it though.

If you're looking at piers, due to soil conditions a lot of additions in South Minneapolis are built on helical piers. Pretty neat product, may be worth looking into depending on your soil and weight

? What i would do in this scenario is measure current while running motor under no load. If there is a short, the current will be higher than FLA listed on the motor and it is the most likely reason

Yep that’s the part! I bought mine in 2012 and paid Felder ?23.50 + vat!!! Bloody awful! Another example was my control transformer packed in and Felder wanted over ?400 inc... bought one from RS

Thanks a lot for all your feedbacks, Looks like a beam and pier floor is possible if correctly supported. I also appreciate all the feedbacks about putting wood on top of a slab for older people :).

Hi James! Yeah, the MFA is a really neat fence. It's funny, you can catch glimpses of me in the video you posted (crossed arms, Snickers trousers). In this video I'm helping to demonstrate using the

Hey Joe, it is a single phase. ?Do you know where the capacitor is located? ?Also, the machine does start up, just the first time I restarted it and ran it, it tripped after a few minutes. ?I did

Annu, I am assuming your machine s single phase? It's possible that the start or run capacitor blew. When you find them it will be easy to determine if one of them blew because the case will

Hello All, I'm running into a issue with my C-31 I was hoping you could help out with.? I was in the process of planeing/thicknessing around 20 or so 6' boards this morning as part of a woodworking

With the demise of the 6 Series compatible outrigger table and swing arm has anyone come up with a way of fitting the later Swing arm and table to this series of machine. Granted it will require a

There are of course lots of options, depending on what you're trying to accomplish.? If you just want to soften existing concrete floors, a simple approach is to just lay down 1/2" x 4' x 8' foam

At home, I have an oversized garage and one tiny car. A few years back, I removed the 16' overhead door and replaced it with a 9'. I built two partition walls and converted the now 17x17' area to