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If any of you are looking for a moisture meter but couldn't justify te expense, you can get a Wagner Inspector Pro-Line L606 for $127 over at Shopsmith's web site. They have a bunch of stuff marked

More in the continuing saga of designing my shop... My shop is in my basement and doesn't have any windows in the shop area. In addition to dust collection, I also have a need for ventilation at times

Hi Steve! This will work, but be aware that any restriction of the blower exhaust directly affects the performance of the dust collector (just like a dirty filter). It is common to use a larger duct

Yea, I've been watching that unit for several days. Someone please bid the price up, so I won't be tempted. - Jason G

Please take a moment and vote in the 2 polls about dust collection and ducting. Thanks! http://www.egroups.com/polls/felder-woodworking

Enter your vote today! Check out the new poll for the felder-woodworking group: What type of hose or ducting are you using with dust collection? o Felder hose direct to machine o Other flexible hose

Since some of you guys have been talking about buying a cyclone collector recently (Oneida, etc.), you might want to check out ebay item No. 316951234 (Industrial Dust Collector). Its Grainger's

Enter your vote today! Check out the new poll for the felder-woodworking group: What type of dust collection are you using? o Felder AF22 o Felder AF22 LN (low noise) o Felder Other (AF10) o Cyclone

Rick: I finally got an answer back from our R&D department regarding the variable frequency drive (VFD). I'll like to comment again to your questions: 1. The industrial scoring unit is not possible

My experience with having Forrest rebore and then resharpen the blades has been excellent. They did 4 blades for me. I think Felder USA is recommending them also. Take care, John Renzetti

Steve, The CF731 shots you posted that Scott sent you look great. No sense in re-inventing the wheel. I added three detail shots: Planer Controls, Planer Cutter Head, Planer outfeed view. Brad Ellison

While I haven't had the pleasure of visiting Sacramento, I did receive several jpgs of the CF 731 Pro via email from Scott. The CF 731 Pro is my future machine. I've taken the liberty of posting them

Hi John, Money goes too quickly in Vegas. I look at this way. As long as the Municipal bus line stops within three miles of my house, and I can make the mortgage payment, I'll be OK. Maybe after the

Jason! I'm running the 315mm "silent power" blade, I think 96 teeth or so, and it does a pretty good job; a 48-tooth 300 mm ATB standard Felder leaves an average cut. My blade "pick of the litter" is

If you could please post some of the new photos - you can put them into the new machines folder - I am sure that the members here would be interested. Thanks - Scott on 4/29/00 4:41 PM, Brad Ellison

Hi Brad, Sounds like a good trip, but Vegas might have been cheaper. I don't understand why your wife would have wanted a new house first. Just post the pictures directly especially if you've got a

Hi Jason, I believe the Felder blades are made by both Stehle and Leitz of Germany, very high quality industrial blades just like your Forrest and Ghudo. First of all you are probably getting a blade,

Hello Everyone, Just thought I'd report on last week's trip to Sacramento to see the Felder gang. The new machines are Outstanding! For those of you who don't know my story, I had planned on

Hi everyone, Can anyone comment on Felder's sawblades in general? In particular, I'm looking at the following blades: 2 - TCT Universal Sawblades- one 300mm 48T for general cutting of hardwoods and

Hi jason! I have the 48 tooth universal blade and have found it inferior to my bored out 12" Forrest WWII. The runout is much higher, resulting in some roughness in the cut - rather disappointing.The