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Opening and closing has not rectified the situation. I’m not sure what you mean by “moving the out feed vertically”

The editor of Australian Wood Review an actual woodworker? How refreshing. I wonder if Felder has ever considered hiring someone with real woodworking experience. ? David Best

Great links James! “That guy” is Neil Erasmus, one of the editors of Australian Wood Review. Great fellow. Maybe if I keep writing enough, I can steal his job one day! ?? Warm regards, Lucky

This guy can plane the material down to 0.65mm on his AD941 using a jig! https://www.instagram.com/reel/CO45TTVhDHF/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/reel/CO45qt2htbW/?hl=en

Thanks Michael. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Hi Taylor, PP does not have a high leg as one would have in a RPC. If you get that specific code in Felder, the brake board can be calibrated to eliminate the code. This assumes that the brake board

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Great story and happy to hear the happy ending. Please invite this Hero from Texas to join this group. He’ll be in good company with the incredibly helpful and knowledgeable members the group has.

All: I routinely plane material down to .125” with my Dual 51 to prepare pieces for bent lamination construction…straight grain is pretty essential and some pieces will be devoured by the planer

By coincidence, just yesterday I was able to thickness plane ash to .3" without a carrier board but less than that the machine want to turn the stock sideways and chew it up. With a carrier and thin

It's just the standard 4kw single phase motor, vintage 2016. -- Michael Garrison Stuber

Interesting regarding the brake. My martin tablesaw has been having brake errors lately. It will often trip the breaker inside the saw’s electrical cabinet with an error message about it taking too

Gerry, In my world, 0.4" is not thin at all. Shop sawn veneers are usually 0.125" and guitar parts are routinely 0.08". Your wide belt sander is your friend. I would think 10" lengths should be fine,

Did you try opening and closing the outfeed table to see if the drop still persists? If you moved the outfeed vertically to be even with the cutter head, did you do it in the up only direction? You

As a structural engineer, I did the calculations before I built it. With a 9-ft lever arm to the resistance and a 1 to 2 ft lever arm to the load there is quite a mechanical advantage. One of my early

Be sure to ask the rep about noise.? PP saves cost in their lower priced units by eliminating components that reduce the high pitch whine.

For the first time I decided to use the cast Iron table extension that is usually attached to my shaper spindle moulder to my planer jointer out feed. ?I was planing some 10’ x 10” x 1 1/4 and

@John Hinman: John, that looks like a sturdy storage solution. My mechanical engineer brain has one question. You mention that the weight goes to the floor and that you only use one screw in the top.

Looking at the manuals, the "Simple" model is significantly smaller in size compared to the "Enterprise" model: 7HP Simple: 17 9/16” x 12 5/16” x 6 5/16” 7HP Enterprise: ?25 7/16” x 17 1/4" x