I have spent the day machining up. 3:45 last batch through the thicknesses at 115mm. The rise and fall mechanism breaks at 117mm. Not tonight. A job for tomorrow.
It should not be difficult just a pain to get to.
It is currently 07 Dec 2023, 17:23
Noooooo!
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Re: Noooooo!
by PAC1 » 12 Nov 2023, 17:30
Well it is proper broke. I need to get FELDER in. That will be painful
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Re: Noooooo!
by AJB Temple » 12 Nov 2023, 17:55
Bad news. Sympathies.
Also had a bad weekend.
Also had a bad weekend.
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Re: Noooooo!
by PAC1 » 12 Nov 2023, 17:59
AJB Temple wrote:Bad news. Sympathies.
Also had a bad weekend.
Why?
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Re: Noooooo!
by Jonathan » 12 Nov 2023, 22:13
You could post your issue on Felder owners group, they are very helpful.
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Re: Noooooo!
by RogerS » 12 Nov 2023, 22:53
Where are you based, Peter ?
If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.
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Re: Noooooo!
by RogerS » 13 Nov 2023, 10:07
PAC1 wrote:Near Uttoxeter
Ah, OK. If you'd been closer, you'd have been welcome to use my C3-31.
I'd echo Jonathan's suggestion re FOG. Felder tech can get very spendy.
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Re: Noooooo!
by PAC1 » 20 Nov 2023, 13:45
Finally sorted. I was abroad all last week doing the day job.
It was a process of elimination and knowing the parts.
Two very small grub screws had come loose. I thought it was a pin not grub screws so took a long time to realise.
I have tightened them up and it works.
It was a process of elimination and knowing the parts.
Two very small grub screws had come loose. I thought it was a pin not grub screws so took a long time to realise.
I have tightened them up and it works.
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Re: Noooooo!
by AJB Temple » 20 Nov 2023, 14:02
Frustrating!
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Re: Noooooo!
by Jonathan » 20 Nov 2023, 22:45
Glad your sorted !
That would have hurt, to pay Felder to come and tighten a couple of grub screws.
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