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The saga continues... Thursday evening once again I tried to get the aluminum system extension table aligned to the dovetail rails on my BF6-31. I must have spent another hour on it. Unfortunately,

I have reorganized the folders in the vault section. Since there were quite a few files uploaded there, I thought that it would be nicer to have more organization. Inside of the Articles, News, and

I don't know if I have any special hints in adjusting the aluminum extension table. It did take me some time and quite a bit of fiddling, but I got it to fit right and it doesn't sag. I think if

The auto switch for the dust collector has a 4 second time delay for turn on after any machine is turned on, and a 7 second delay after the machine is turned off for the dust to clear the

Given that the Felder machines do not normally accept a stacked dado blade set, what are your favorite/usual methods of milling dados? ---- Please select one or more of the following: o

Thanks for the ideas on both the extension table and zeroing the jointer table. This system extension table is the dual-ended version with the flat-type coupling on the other end. The BF6 machines

I don't have the dovetail system, so I can't comment on it. I have worked our a good system for the F-type extensions and for adjusting the level of the infeed table to get it exactly in line with

Larry has uploaded new versions of his 3-phase wiring diagram and notes in HTML/GIF format to the Vault. http://www.egroups.com/docvault/felder-woodworking (by the way, thanks to Felder USA for also

Anyone have any tips & hints on adjusting the aluminum system extension table for use with the dovetail coupling? It seems very tricky, and so far my attempts of following the terse instructions

Geoff, The MAC version of Word can read PC files perfectly, so no problem there. Larry

I had a similar problem with a BF7-41 and hold my breath when ever I use the planer.

That reminds me of the miniature combination machine I saw at the Seattle Woodworking Show... I think it was from Hegner... combination saw/router table (and maybe one other function), and even had a

Geoff, ? right , they are a table saw and thickness sander. I got them after I got the Felder and found out that I could not cut the miniature pieces I needed for the small boxes I make. They are

Charlie, The only air-flow specs I have for the AF-22 are the ones in the manual, and it makes reference to a 2.2kW motor. If you don't already have those specs, it's hard to describe in a few words

A 3kW output motor is indeed 4HP. A dust collector motor, if properly designed, will be a full load at all times. A 3-phase motor is generally much more efficient than a single phase motor. The RMS

Joel, Don't worry about it - I think we're inventing this thing as we go along... I deleted the picture for you. I like your shop photos, and I even recognized most of the tools you have... but...

Geoff, It was I. I did not known what I was doing . You can delete it as I have duplicated the pic I my vault. Thanks, Joel Cohen BF7-41F,

Who uploaded the file 2-PIC00008.jpg in the main folder of the Vault? It looks like a good picture, but I'd like to move it to an appropriate sub-folder within the Member Shop & Project Pictures. Now

Here are the results of the vote: 1. Great Idea. 11

I just got my AF-22 wired up last night... after getting the motor running in the right direction (it's 3-phase), I connected the hoses, double-checked the bags and pleated drum filter, then hit the