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Thanks everyone. I’m off to Anderson Ranch for a couple of weeks and then a major reconfiguration of the duct system in my shop. It will be a few weeks before I embark on this project…

Thanks David, Really appreciate the video. Cheers Eric -- Eric J. Smith Trading as W.G. Joinery ABN# 24 079 587 520 03 5784 9258 0411 264 272 PO BOX 353 Broadford Victoria 3658 Australia

David, as Imran mentioned, I just moved a KF700 with the 10' tables from near Austin, TX to St Louis, MO. I certainly learned a few things. First, whether you are moving 100 or 1000 miles probably

At the request of my YouTube viewers, I decided to paste together a (somewhat long) video on aligning the sliding table on a Felder machine. You can view it here: https://youtu.be/9s2a02XI3BQ

Mike, To answer your original question, the method shown (in the pdf) obviously works per the poster but it is not my preferred method. I used a potential relay to pull in the start caps in my RPC. As

Hi David Barnes, Not sure what happened to the shim felder uses but Brandon Nickel just moved a saw with 3D printed shims. I have copied him on the response. Hopefully, he will chime in. As David Best

I recommend wedging the sliding table with hardwood wedges so the upper and lower extrusions don’t rattle around during transport, and then removing the slider from the main chassis of the machine.

Eric, I agree, and am certain I'll have an Aigner sooner than later. My mistake in ordering those bars. They're actually for Hammer or "older" Felder machines. I've since put them to use on another

Hi folks - I have just acquired a KF700S saw that needs to be transported about 100 miles, and was after some guidance on which parts are better off removed, and which left well alone or braced to

Good to know. Thanks for the info. I bought mine from crowman converters. Had a couple issues that I've fixed over the past couple of years. It's a 60hp unit and I don't leave it on all the time due

David Best: …I look forward to get better, faster and more consistent results after applying your methodology. Thanks again for the useful tips and information. Regards, J.

Drew, Your out feed table looks like it is off. I had exactly the problem that you describe. I got the usual blow iff from the local agent, " impossible it is laser set etc." with my C3-31. But when

They are there to prevent slipping when the electronic motor brake is applied. Slipping or even worse unscrewing of the arbor flange/friction welding might not be what you are after. :-) Regards,

Mike, For single phase it is a bit more complicated. You can control it with a contactor meant to start single phase motor with start capacitor or a start/run capacitor. The contactor can be

Ameer, Thanks for sharing the calibration method. I would just like to add that Felder recommends planning a board thicker than 20mm. Incrementally approach 20mm thickness while verifying with

I have an AD-741, this is how mine works: Powering off the machine and then holding the reset button while you turn the machine on is how you change the readout from mm to inches. When you hold the

The HP of a motor is reduced proportionally to the motor speed reduction by VFD.? ?So if you're running the motor at half its design speed, you have half the HP. With mechanical speed reduction, you

It is single phase. Automatic control would be nice, but remote control will work… Mike

I'm unsure if there's a way to measure torque delivered on the drive status indicator option, but that's good place to start understanding your limitations. The drive might have a program setting for

The shutoff with startup at high RPMs was corrected with an adjustment of the ABB VFD. ?With the assistance of tech support, the constant fan noise problem could not be corrected, and it was