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Sorry to be replying to an older topic but I went searching for GRIT Automation products and this one popped up --plus-- I enjoyed the discussion of Norfab and other types of clamp-together systems.

For full disclosure, I also spoke with a Felder tech, but Imran spent the most time with me.

This is the add-in you need: https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=1801418194626000805&appLang=en&os=Mac David Best DBestWorkshop@...

David, Count me as very interested in your process for excel to fusion parametric import. Saving and exporting parametric lists has been a feature I have been craving and from my research there was no

Hi Scott, I am only vaguely familiar with Solidworks, so I probably can’t offer much advice on that topic. I didn’t consider Solidworks because at the time either the “affordable” versions

I posted about Shapr3D earlier (/g/felderownersgroup/message/131051). For modeling and prototyping, it’s great. I can certainly see the attractiveness of that platform. But it

Hi Chris, Normally, the schematic shows exactly which 2 lines are connected to the transformer. However, this is not useful because we have heard of machines that were not wired according to the print

Shapr3d is great, and it's what I currently use (supports windows OS as well), but if someone is proficient in fusion360, they might find Shapr3d to be a bit lacking on features. You still get

I have never responded to one of these messages before so if it turns out weird i apologize. I tried Fusion360 Got a long way with it, but ultimately what changed my woodworking completely was

Thanks for the feedback guys. Imran, I’m curious if you are able to determine the appropriate high leg position from looking at the schematic and if so, how.

Hi Clinton, My T72 is year 2000 so the only electronics are the readouts. I’m not very familiar with the newer models. I would try what you are thinking but rotate the groover before you start it to

I have been getting up to speed on Fusion 360 and want to use it for four things: * Designing woodworking projects and making rendered images, drawings, and cut lists for them. * Designing woodworking

David, For full disclosure, I told Mike who I learned from ?. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Mike, good write-up. The table alignment sequence is visually covered in the following pictorial sequence. Each photo has a description. This is a Dual 51, but the process is identical for the AD941.

Thanks to Imran for getting me oriented on the alignment procedure. Remembering how hard it was to install the plastic end on the euro blade guard, I was hesitant to remove the shroud that ties the

As everyone has said (and probably you have discovered too) the "instruction manual" (really...just diagrams) is only mildly helpful. I actually am getting my AD941 commissioned on Wed, 7/5, so I

I can confirm the 2nd leg, I just completed the commissioning form for my saw shaper. Tolve construction

Hi Chris, I have an odd interest in Felder electrical schematics. The one you shared is very intriguing. I do not have exposure to older Felder schematics, so this one is new to me. More on this

Thanks Andy, I’m leaning that way too. Seems logical. How are you liking the machine? Thx, Wade

Thank you so much Imran and Brian! as soon as I get back to my shop, I am going to see about doing a set up and see if I can figure this out. On the beach right now soaking up the sun and grinding in