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?I recommend you NOT buy a collection of shaper tooling prospectively. Buy as you need them. I could make the case that everyone needs a rebate head, but when it comes to profile cutters and

Why 125mm for the rebate head specifically? No opinion just curious.

I just finished converting a 15 yr. old A3-31 to a Shelix cutter head. I have my outfeed table in line with the new cutter head. My infeed table is not coplanar with the outfeed table. Should I

I just measured the time for my table saw blade to stop spinning. 1) Powered up, start the table saw then stop ie brake operational - time to stop 10 seconds 2) Powered up, start the table saw then

As others have said, the 4 function combination machine is best suited to a large square shop where you have good access from four sides. For that reason I chose an A3 jointer/planer and a B3

For new shaper owners I always suggest 3 cutters to start with 1) a 125mm diameter carbide rebate head for rebates, planing, bevelling and pattern copying 2) an adjustable groover for grooves, bridle

Not sure about your K700 but my CF731 router spindle rotates at a higher speed than the standard shaper spindle. The higer speeds are better for router bits -- Paul Mc Cann

I also follow the roblandX31 group (also on groups.io) since I have a Robland machine. This forum, while Felder-oriented, has been a huge source of knowledge for me - electrical issues, setup issues,

On May 21, 2023 13:01, "Rich M." <rmarkiewicz@...> wrote: My C3 manuals only show this one circuit schematic drawing (PDF attached). It is item 7 Bremsplatine (brake PCB). I am fairly certain

Thanks David B. Your documentation (accessed from your Flickr link) is far more thorough than mine! Thanks for sharing. Warm regards, Lucky From: [email protected]

On May 22, 2023 04:00, Larry Long Neck <longneckwood@...> wrote: I'm curious how many folks directly use email to respond to threads rather than the UI? Usually only through e-mail, although

I thought I would chime in with some photos of a KF700 shaper hood with 220mm diameter tooling installed for comparison. I pulled these photos out of the archive and they relate to the KF700 and F700.

Hi Jacques: No worries. I was replying to Steve’s original query about the 228mm dado and feasibility of using it in a shaper. Apologies if I mixed up my reply with your post about the tenoning

David, Thanks for the info. Your pictures describe well the possibilities and limitations associated with large cutter heads. Maybe my earlier message was not clear; I made reference to the use of the

Hi Steve: I think you’re asking the right questions on your quest to educate yourself and make purchase decision that suit you. The published capacities sometimes do not equate to the real world.

I only use email to respond to topics. Sometimes I visit the site if I am posting a new topic. Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture 3307 Snelling Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55406 612.432.2765

Steven, My 2002 KF700 hood is 240mm and the table opening is advertised to be 9” but it might be slightly bigger. Largest tooling I have used is 220mm w/o issue. Imran Malik

This is the first groups.io/email group I've joined. I'm curious how many folks directly use email to respond to threads rather than the UI? And if there is anything else that makes this format more

Dave, Minimax owners on groupsIO Mark Foster

Steven, Others with more experience will pitch in with more detailed info, but here is a bit of what I have experienced. With the tenoning hood (and plate associated) I can run a 250mm (actually a 10