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Felder CF 741 combi

Felder CF 741 Very very good. Very expensive but probably among the finest if money isnt an issue

Hi all! One of tha fantastic things with this forum is how helpful and dedicated everyone is! Thank so much for your help Im sure i will find a manual through some of these means :D Cheers, Daniel

Hi all, I today bought a used Sedgwick morticer :D :D :D ! But the seller had thrown away the manual and pappers on it. :evil: Does anyone know where I can aquire new ones or how I find the manufacturers homepage?? Cant even find that... Cheers, Daniel

Hi all, The best solution is of course to drill into a brick. But sometimes that isn't possible because the bricks dont tend to be exactly where you want them.. My suggestion is to use the old way, especially if its lime mortar. Hammer a piece of wood into the mortar and then put your screw...

Hi all, Im thinking of buying the new Leigh Superjig 24". In a not to far future I need to build two kitchens and half-blind dovetails would be nice for the drawers. My question is which router is best for this kind of work? My budget i around 300£. /Daniel

Yes, I opted for a rental with HIAB.. But my main problem is to divide the machine in two parts, its possible but no one at Felder can tell me how. I´ll just have to bring alot of tools. If there happen to be someone on the forum that has experience on how to divide a Felder cf741 for...

ProShop is right, I've looked around quite a bit and this was the best deal. The local FELDER dealer here actually offered me 3000£ MORE than i pay for the machine, should i choose to buy new machines from him and leave the "old" as part payment. :shock: :shock: So Im happy with my deal...

Hi, Im about to take a trip to UK to pick up my new machines. So i spent last night trying to figure out a good layout for my workshop-to-be, looking alot at posts here in the forum. But all of a sudden I realised that I haven't figured out how to get the 1100 kg Felder, 240 kg Bandsaw and 100...

That was just fantastic!! Im soooo wanting my son to show the same interest.. sofar he is more interested in wacking stuff with a hammer and make strange noices. He is 2 years old btw do you think its too early to give him sharp tools??? Impressed. /Daniel

Hi harryharris, This is a really good question. One of the reasons that Im setting up my present workshop is to be able to make windows, french doors, doors etc. Its impossible to find the right profiles, quality etc in Sweden. At least for a reasonable price. So instead of buying this for some...

ProShop: If you got the qualifications I warmly welcome you :wink: The Felder people will charge me some 350-450£ plus vat....

Houtslager: No problem, if Im there the door is open, a warning though; the whole place is a building site. But it is situated at the coastline in a very scenic place, very nice for relaxing. /Daniel

Hi all, thanks for all your encouraging responses! First of all space is not a problem here. I recently bought an old countryside school to use as a weekend hideaway. It has a large classroom wich my wife has accepted that i convert to a workshop. ( no worries she still has 220 sqm to decorate)...

Hi andy, well thats the machine. Only problem now is to figure out how to easily transport it back home to sweden! The listprice for this machine (with the exras) is aprox 13'000 Bpd so hopefully it was a decent deal. Regarding the dust extractor the listprice is 850 Bpd in Sweden so for me it...