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Hi John, Here are photos I had taken of the leaflet that was taped to my sliding table, showing the two MDF strips that were preventing the cage from moving freely. Again, these were un addition to

Thanks for the links to checklists, David. Imran, I do not recall noise or clicks. The slider was hard to move. -- John Hinman Boise ID Kappa 450X and A941

Not entirely sure, but the first photo my guess is outfeed table height adjustment. Second photo is lock knobs for both infeed and outfeed tables. Regards, Bryce --

Hi, in addition to the plastic stoppers, my machine had additional MDF strips wedged in between track and slider that prevented the table from sliding easily. Those strips were at least 1 meter long.

John, You don’t have to do it but as David said the bearing is not centered as you stated the slider will not clear the blade opening. This is normal. It is a nerve wrecking experience to slam the

Hey guys, I just bought a 2004 Hammer A3 41 and wonder what the function of these knobs is? Does anyone know? Does anyone happen to have a manual for this old machine? It differs from the new models

There are commissioning checklists in the files section. Sounds like you’re in for a long night of supervision.

David, I hope it is that simple! I will not do anything with it until the tech gets here, though. I do not want Felder telling me I broke something! I appreciate the input about possible

Weird, I don't have that knob/shaft attached to mine. I'll have to look at my loose parts that came with my machine to see if it's laying around. -- *Larry Long Neck* Just a noob trying to learn the

Most likely then, the bearing cage needs to be centered. To do this, force the sliding table to the absolute extreme end of travel in both directions. That will center the bearing cage. David Best -

Natanel, I know I sent you my photos but that "Knob and shaft" are definitely attached to the motor mount to lock the tension. PK

Yes, I did. -- John Hinman Boise ID Kappa 450X and A941

Hi, I do a fair amount of template copying and have never had an issue with using a pattern that bridges the cast and sliding table. The angle induced is so small as to inconsequential . When tenoning

Did you remove the plastic transporting locking dowels that are wedged in between the bearing ways of the lower carriage and the sliding table? David Best - via mobile phone

I guess I should also point out that for template pattern work, I use a spiral cutter that is only 100mm in diameter with an integral rub bearing. https://flic.kr/p/PtnUYq David Best - via mobile

Today is the day! Tech is supposed to arrive late this afternoon for commissioning. I did mount the slider onto the saw, so I could verify clearances. This slider is very hard to move. It takes two

Frankly, I have never had a situation where the tiny induced angle was an issue during template routing. I mean we’re talking about less than 0.1° here. But if I was truly concerned about it, I

David and Imran, Thanks again for your valuable feedback. David, there is one more question relating to template routing - how do I fit this into the equation of having the slider 0.15mm higher than

Netanel, I wired my power feed outlet on my go Gomad so it has its own push button to start on my panel so I can test it without the shaper running and when its feeding with the shaper of running and

Nate, Repeating what David said a little differently. Loosen the lock for swinging the PF between horizontal and vertical and lift up on black knob up front (pink arrow) and lock it in the desired