Hi all, does anyone know where I can get a serated infeed roller for a Kity 1637 p/t please? I've Googled it but found nothing.
T.I.A. Froggy.
T.I.A. Froggy.
Kity 1637 p/t
- Thread starter Froggy
- Start date
Help Support UKworkshop.co.uk:
davin
Established Member
davin
Established Member
Ps even if the website says not in stock it's still worth getting in touch as they might know somewhere else to try....
Thanks for that Davin. I have already been on the powertoolspares site and they don't do them. I can't find any on the NMA site either but I'll try and find the part number in my manual tomorrow and do another search.
beech1948
Established Member
Wer'nt Kity resurrected by Sheppach who are also distributed thru NMA..I think.
Al
Al
Yep you're right Al - I'll try them again tomorrow when I have the part number.
Allubo
Established Member
Hi, axminster's current range of trade planer thicknessers are based (almost copies) of the kity machines, most of the aw106pt spares fit my kity 2636 so the larger model axminster equivalent may do the job for your kity machine. I've used axminster spares on my machine with no problems before.
Worth a shot.
Thanks
Alex
Worth a shot.
Thanks
Alex
sue denim
Established Member
miles tool & machinery spares are most helpful
Further to that ..why do you need a serrated roller? If you have soft rollers and the feed isn't pushing through then this could be due to wear on the tyres of the roller. I had to replace my feed rollers as they were slipping and I could see a good two millimetre gap in the centre of the roller when put against a straight edge.
I have given my scheppach some challenging timber and always with the soft roller and without issue.
Regards
'Sue'
Further to that ..why do you need a serrated roller? If you have soft rollers and the feed isn't pushing through then this could be due to wear on the tyres of the roller. I had to replace my feed rollers as they were slipping and I could see a good two millimetre gap in the centre of the roller when put against a straight edge.
I have given my scheppach some challenging timber and always with the soft roller and without issue.
Regards
'Sue'
Thanks Alex I'll look into that.
Simon the roller is getting clogged up with chippings/dust in about 10 passes and then won't move the wood at all. After I clean the roller the wood passes through fine for another 10 passes (gradually getting worse with each pass). So it must be this roller that causing the problem. Also when I'm cleaning the roller I have noticed that it is worn in the middle. Waxing the bed does help slighty, but I'm certain the main problem is the roller. See you tomorrow. What time?
Simon the roller is getting clogged up with chippings/dust in about 10 passes and then won't move the wood at all. After I clean the roller the wood passes through fine for another 10 passes (gradually getting worse with each pass). So it must be this roller that causing the problem. Also when I'm cleaning the roller I have noticed that it is worn in the middle. Waxing the bed does help slighty, but I'm certain the main problem is the roller. See you tomorrow. What time?
Myfordman
AKA 9Fingers
In my experience with this machine, clogged infeed roller is a direct consequence of poor dust extraction.
To be honest, I don't think replacing it is a logical step to reduce clogging.
MM
To be honest, I don't think replacing it is a logical step to reduce clogging.
MM
Actually MM that did cross my mind and for some unknown reason I dismissed it. I'm going to test that before I do anything else.
Thank you.
Thank you.
sue denim
Established Member
didn't realise the kity has solid rollers.
Looked at the machine , Froggy and I decided that with a combination of silicone lubricant .....better extraction and some shiny sharp blades all will be well....fingers crossed... Let us know how it turns out.
Looked at the machine , Froggy and I decided that with a combination of silicone lubricant .....better extraction and some shiny sharp blades all will be well....fingers crossed... Let us know how it turns out.
