![]() In principle the fixed table/floating head design is better for large work pieces, in practice it doesn't make that much difference. The optional variable speed is useful for boring bits, but doesn't get used much. It was a bit of a pain, and the tech support was not all that helpful - he knew the general procedure but had never done it on that machine. Last year we had to pull the power head, clean the bearings, and reassemble. The x-y travel bearings run very smoothly, but they can get fouled. Also, Felder builds to order, so it took about four-five months to get the machine. I had to replace a locking stud somebody twisted off, and the part took a while to arrive. ![]() We have had a Felder in our shop for about five years and have been pretty happy with it. I bought a used Bini and it works very well for my needs. If anyone has any feedback about these machines it would be much appreciated. I plan on purchasing a slot mortiser sometime in the near future.
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