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Hello, you excellent people, First time to the group, looking to take the plunge on (relatively) big iron ownership, hoping to run my selection process by you and hopefully reined in if it gets too

My SCM screams like a banshee also. I have never tried to fix that, but avoid using the brake unless I need to. -- John Hinman Boise ID Kappa 450X and A941

AD941 user here. Mine is ~14" from the wall, I could get it a little closer, If you removed the fence you could almost have it flush, but you would be crazy to remove it, its got quite a bit of

My big FB600 has a foot pedal that both cuts the motor (very delicate adjustment there) and pushes a rubber brake pad into the rim of the lower wheel to stop it / slow it down.? The problem is it

That's a good point, I hadn't considered that the correct neutral position would be much easier to check than the phases of the three hot legs. Michael Wolf Tahoe City

I also find the two points of contact approach for solid lumber to be a good way to work.? Probably because I'm just not that good with a jointer, I've sometimes taken off more material than was

Hi Brett, Thanks for the info. Your knowledge seems endless ? Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

1. A little motor bump is standard accepted practice to verifying phase orientation from small 3 phase to power plant generator turbines. Any larger motors have starter circuits to control current

Hi Jim, Maybe this is a learning opportunity for me. I assume the wiring would follow some color scheme but understand that is not always the case. However, would it not be possible to check voltage

Michael, An observation, though please note I’ve never seen 4-wire Delta either for any purpose other than ground fault detection (and this was also not at 240V, more like 4100V for a 5500 hp air

Hi Bryce, Many, many thanks for recording and uploading the YouTube video. It was very informative. My wife was in shock when I said, "Bryce is talking about me..." She wants to know if you can

?Hi Michael, I only have book knowledge as I have never used a 4-wire Delta system. The 3 phases on this system are no different as far as one would wire them or swap two phases to change direction

Thanks Jonathan. Can you share some pics when you get a chance. Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

I did quite a bit of reading a while back, and ended up concluding that the FS41ES was the machine to get.? It seemed like the general opinion was that it was a better engineering combo machine.? Up

Resuscitating an old thread: I could understand wye 3-phase equipment requiring a neutral, as that produces a nice symmetrical arrangement and also (as I naively understand it) provides easy handling

Yes…true, but there are also features of the SCM that are better than the Felder such as: 1.) no need to flip dust shoot from Right hand to Left hand with the SCM. 2.) no need to lower the planer

Imran, I can confirm another 700 series fence with that annoying small amount of slop. Spent many hours thinking how to introduce a fixed DRO successfully and haven't come up with a fixed solution. My

I'm leaning toward the Fs41ES for a couple reasons: A. Cheaper B. Can be picked up locally in LA. C. Both machines are probably going to be. overkill for my use, but I like the power height adjustment

Thank you to Jonathan for the kind offer, I'll message you privately to organise. Thank you also to Brian and to Craig for all your help! Davide

Thanks Bryce. Good to know. Would be nice to not have to check square every time when using xcut fence for cross profiling. Imran Malik IAM Wood