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Imran I must be dyslexic! Thank you for catching it! I will change it up there.

Out of curiosity, can you run a shaper configured to run at 60Hz over 50Hz if you swap the spindle and the belt?

Mariusz, 424-111 is for 60 Hz. I do not know the PN for 50 Hz. Unless, Felder has changed how they do things, there is no PN on any of my spindles. This makes it very difficult to confirm what one

I’d recommend the whitehill rebate head. You can get multiple profiles for it. You can use it to cut tenons, mouldings etc.

Thanks everyone for the advice. I’ll hold off buying multiple cutters. I’ll probably get just one for learning experience. Any advice on which one?

PK, I’ll forward you the 2025 schedule I got from Greg.

A bit late to the conversation, but it's hard to go wrong with a rebate block (or two) and a adjustable groover (or four). They certainly don't need to be any particular brand. I certainly have more

Kerry, I tried to find the schedule for next year.? I know it is harder for Bon to take time off later in the year but I would rather do it outside of winter this time. PK

No Problem. I am in shop and can confirm that prior to 4/2007 (which is my machine), the belts used are: Regular spindle 9 PJ 559 (220J9) Router spindle 9 PJ 533 (210 J9) From your document, it

Sorry Imran, of course it was a typo!

No typo, here it is.

Last I knew 424-111 is the router spindle for machines after 4/2007 and 60 Hz. Maybe there is a typo in your msg below. The belt numbers sound correct for regular spindle vs router spindle but not for

I had similar problems when switching shaper spindles and tooling on my KF700SP - check the cleanliness of the sheetmaetal cover runway and safety microswitch on the sliding access cover. Run it all

Apparently there are 2 different high speed spindles: 424-110 is for 50Hz 424-111 is for 60Hz and corresponding belts: 9 PJ 559 is for 50Hz 9 PJ 533 is for 60Hz The belts are clearly marked, I have

Hi Netanel, I'll be attending a different Alpine class March 12-15 2025. This will be my fourth class, I figure once I've attended them all I'll just start over and begin re-taking classes. Aside from

Hi Mariusz, Yes, the brake board is in the electrical cabinet and that is why I suggested you work with Felder because the seal should be broken with Felder permission or under their instruction. My

Thank you, Colum. I am not sure what “3phase socket cables to your isolators” means. Perhaps the plug end on the power cord, so I can plug it in to the three-phase electrical outlet? I have only a

Thanks a lot Imran! I have yet to look at the electrical plans, but I’m assuming the break board is in the electrical compartment - correct? If so, there is a warranty seal on the exterior

Congratulations….and sorry to hear about the slider. My very recent experience of this is that the Felder techs will do everything except the electrical hook ups and the dust collection pipe

Hi Mariusz, I had a similar issue on my saw and it was the brake board. It was setting a fault and the fault erased with power cycle. In my case, it just needed re-calibrated. Since you have a new