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Sealed bearings are usually good for 10 years plus you should be able to re place yourself . I wouldn’t replace the arbor unless it is bad can’t till that till you remove. Did you ask Felder for

well, I will be the first I guess..I can't imagine it being a simple ordeal..

Thanks Brett... Bill Belanger

Great news Mike! That’s what I was hoping to hear. I’ve had Grizzly planers and never put them in neutral either. Sometimes I think “best practice” doesn’t mean “mandatory and if you

Same here - my feed lever is in position by default, no matter what the function is planing or jointing.... [email protected]> wrote: -- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd

Interesting question. I’ve not put mine in neutral in the 7 years I’ve owned it… Mike

I was told that after using the 941 to put the feed speed handle in the neutral position. I just remembered that when I left my machine for the summer that I forgot to do that. How serious is this?

Mark F: Hanging from the ceiling is a good idea; less stress about swinging out and sag, etc. You can get an actuator as long as several feet so it can definitely be done! I'd like to see it.

sorry to hear that Randy. maybe i missed it but do not recall anyone reporting here that they had to replace arbor/bearing. imran

That looks bad. I think Brian is correct. Poorly seated bearings might account for a thou but what you have is a mountain and a valley. Dave ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, July 19,

That is where I would like to get someday, vertical from the ceiling. Mark Foster

We bought the Eastwood QST-30/60 scroll compressor last year for our shop, it's been an amazing improvement. The only way in the normal shop to know it's cycling is when the relief wooshes at the end

2nd bracket completed and fitted with the bearing. It couples to the first bracket to support both the actuator and bearing. Here's a video of the test run I did last night:

Great repair, hope it holds up long enough for you. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Victor Jarrett ( /g/felderownersgroup/profile/2149157 ) Jul 18 #107706 ( /g/felderownersgroup/message/107706 ) I was using my A3/41 in planing mode yesterday when I

Looks like a bent shaft to me. I’d contact the seller or Omga direct and see what they say. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

The the picture on the left I did not rotate all the way given that there is a groove. ?For the measurements, I always set the zeros and insured I came back to it repeatedly to insure the caliper was

Seems to increase a bit as I move away from the motor along the shaft or away from the shaft to the extent shown on the pictures

Well....this sucks.. Friday I was in the middle of cutting a ton of Alder 4/4 and 8/4" lumber using my Mac clamps.. I noticed that when I retracted the sliding table after straight-lining the blade

Joel, verify your measurements by cutting part of a board so you can measure the kerf. Then you need to check how much the blade itself is contributing. Runout on the flange will introduce more error