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So far digging through the stuff, the worst has been the brand new Kurt chuck showing rust on several surfaces. I immediately went into triage mode and ignore the rust forming around me like the

I've bought many. It helps to know enough about the machine to ask detailed questions as it becomes more about judging the seller than the machine. If the machine is rare and I want it, I'll take the

Just to be cute, but not helpful JP, I suspect a number of foggers might say that buying factory new for them qualified for this distinction.? I hope it is few! I have a friend of mine who for years

Hey JP, I’ve purchased a number of machines without seeing them in person first. If I remember correctly, 3-4 unisaws, 2 PM72’s, a Martin t75, a Martin t17, a 12” grizzly jointer, an Oliver 232,

Has anyone bought a machine without seeing it? Did it go well, why or why not? What would you do differently?

Hi Alex, Yes, a wiring diagram. Sharing what I have but you should have a copy of yours. Now a days, it is placed in a pouch on the inside face of the electrical cabinet cover but not sure what they

Hello Imran, thanks for your kind response. ?I’ll have a look for those components you mention tomorrow. I’m not an electrician, although my brother is and if I can make it easier for him, all

Alex, Looking at the schematic some more, K5 timer relay controls K6 relay which connects the rectifier for braking purposes. So if timing is off, look at K5. Relay K1, normally closed contacts

Hi Chris: “… we vent to atmosphere…” HMM? You vent to atmosphere. I don’t. “…using filters is not used much in Australia…” HMM? Really. All of my hobby friends and colleagues use

Hi FOG: I don’t know how many others here have one of the pulsed-air-cleaning RL units. I have a 2016 RL250 which uses blasts of pulsed compressed air to “reverse clean” the filters. I run all

The Oneida is a short cone cyclone so will not separate as well as a longer cone Clearvue which is generally reckoned to separate to 99%. The longer the cone the more separation you get but by

Alex: I had similar problem with my Clearvue Cyclone - 16"-18" impeller, 5 hp. About 18 months ago, I added a Wide Belt Sander to my shop... adding dust collection needs on top of my AD951 and

Jonathan, Thanks for letting us know this Bindicator product exists.? After googling around, it seems you can get a full kit from Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RVDC8BP/ Current price is $560,

Alex, I have a schematic of single phase BF6-31 but your machine should have a schematic that would be best to use. Both single and 3 phase BF6-31 show use of transformer T2, P1 Rectifier and Relay K6

> > > > David, > > I am currently aiming for the 3.2m slider. > i had the same thought about taking the 2.8 meter, when combined with > clamps on both ends it is a bit cumbersome to fit 2.4m sheet > >

Alex, This roto type bin level indicator works well with dust, hog fuel and planer shavings. They are common around sawmills but have an industrial price tag.

KRPatel, Oh trust me I’ve tried to contact the president of Felder. Literally half a dozen times no response. Except for the time I received an auto reply stating he was out of town. He’s a Joke!

Hi all, it’s a first post on this forum for me. I have the above machine and have enjoyed using it for quite a few years. It’s 25 years old, single phase, built like a tank and is a great tool,

Try this, it’s called Moen Flo. My daughter works in the remodeling industry and they install quite a few of these, especially for people that don’t live full time at the property. It detects any

Wade, it sounds ridiculous that you have to do that kind of troubleshooting.? The squeaky wheel gets the oil,? have you tried elevating things at Felder?? I would think they would NOT want you to