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Imran, I was just thinking about why I wouldn’t just drill and tap the rip fence. Besides having a hole in the fence, that is perfect solution.

Netanel, The version you have connects to the rip fence via the bolt. If fence is thick enough it can be tapped, if not then the nuts secures it with a clearance hole in the fence. If the hole height

If anyone interested. I bought a Sawboy from S&S and apparently there are more than one version of it. mine came with a T nut on the back. The version that Felder sales is the one with two Kipp

When you’re ready to sell the A3-31 I’m very interested. Thanks! Brian

FYI the guide bar is 50mm in diameter Sent: Thursday, May 1, 2025 3:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [FOG] For Sale - rip fence kit for K940s Gentleman, I have an extra rip fence

Gentleman, I have an extra rip fence for a 2019 K940s that I ended up with and am not using.? It was working fine but instead of modifying it to add the digital read out I purchased a new one.? ?I

What’s the upgrade for and who is the manufacture? martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330

Thanks Bryce, Question for you were you pleased with the upgrade to CF 531.

There is at least this in the files section: /g/felderownersgroup/files/How%20tos,%20modifications,%20and%20other%20notes/Hammer%20C3-31%20planer%20head%20removal%20notes.pdf But this

Oh, yeah that's quite the job. There is a gentleman on YouTube that changed his out for a helical head. Bradshaw joinery I think his channel name is. I would start there. I did the same thing on my CF

Planer Cutter Block.

Here are the pics of grease points on K975 and the ways involved. I assume 700 series is similar. To be sure, I was able to run my fingers in the ways to ensure full coverage. Front ways: Rear

Aidan, Thanks for sharing the fix. This probably is a good time to remind members to grease the blade elevation dovetails. There are 2 holes for this purpose (going from memory) that should be visible

That would make sense given that Felder referred to the motor as "worm drive" but I am still at a loss as to why a transmission issue would necessitate a whole motor replacement... Sent from Proton

Stan, There must be something lost in translation. AFAIK, linear actuators have lead screws. So either the lead screw or the traveling nut must have gotten damaged. Since this is not likely to create

Aidan, Thanks for sharing your experience. One would assume the cog breaking before the motor stalls would be a motor protection feature, but it sounds like they won't sell a cog separately from the

Thanks for the update, It's always good to know how things turn out. Most impotantly, what the tech thought may have caused the issue in the first place. My old machine had manual handwheels, so it

Hi all, I didn't receive a reply to this but I just wanted to update in case this is ever relevant to someone else in the future (God knows these sorts of forums have got me out of sticky situations

Are you asking how to change a cutterblock in the shaper? Regards, Bryce -- https://www.brycecomerwoodworks.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHdrRaAZd_pOa7wwbdNPUEw

Any advice appreciated.