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In Australia Felder will not sell me a spiral cutter head for my C3-31. My only option is an aftermarket version. Can anyone make recommendations here? Thanks Philip

Thank you Jonathan

Yes, it is in the files section written by Mark Thomas:

I noticed these have been listed to woodweb with a contact phone number and link to a more complete auction catalog. I would check there. I bought a FAT 500 from them earlier this month.

Did I imagine it, or did someone post a good while ago, that they successfully retro fitted a spiral cutter head into a Hammer planner. I have a noise problem with my C3- 31 and I don't really want to

Hi Terry, I happen to be carrying out a calibration on my dual 51. I had not noticed the change in tone on the elevation motor before but I certainly hear it. It sounds like something turning on and

I believe what you are seeing is the difference is toe-out of the slider versus the rip fence. When properly aligned the slider angles away from the saw blade as it moves forward, whereas the rip

James you just described my first day operating a slider. It's a feature, not a bug! Has also been discussed multitudes if you search the database....basics: 1. Yes, the bump stop is accurate if you

I have been attempting to use my rip fence on the right hand side of the blade as a bump stop for multiple narrow rip cuts in 8ft mdf sheets, rip fence pulled backwards to avoid any binding. With my

FYI My inserts are quite large . On my SCMI SI 16 TW my whole saw assembly moves 5” to left of slider quite handy win ripping away from slider or pre cutting part before end profiling on shaper.

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Hi Terry, I used to remove difficult inserts for Ortli tools when they had a branch in middleton. If I recall I would apply heat with a propane torch to the screw head and when hot apply little slick

Same. but for the jointer/planer. No response. Let me know if you find contact information for him.

I have a Format 4, Dual 51 and two Maintenance issues need to be resolved: 1. ?I rotated all the carbide inserts for the second time. ?Three of the inserts are being stubborn...the torx bit simply

Hello Everyone, I thought I would circle back and just let everyone know that I did fix this issue. I spoke to a gentleman at Felder who was tremendously helpful. Turns out it was a combo of things:

Ryan, PM me if you’re still having calibration issues and want help. Regards, Rod

Hi Steve, I sent an email last night on CL and I never heard back from him. I am interested in the saw. Is there a way I can get in touch with your friend directly? Thank you. Jim

Posting on behalf of a friend: https://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/tls/d/brooklyn-felder-k940s-sliding-tablesaw/7714728001.html

It depends on the height of your back-fence. If you make a back fence from plywood that is thinner than the material you are feeding, you won’t need narrow tires. Watch these two videos that clarify

Here is a drawing I use in the Alpine courses to explain the split fence and faults. Outside fence is usually better for cabinet parts if workpieces are short. But do not use an outside fence without