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Hammer Felder Adjustment Hand Wheel Adapter with 1/4 bit (Non-Destructive Add-On) for dial A3-31 A3-41 A2-26 A3-26 C3-31 C3-41 — image 1
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Hammer Felder Adjustment Hand Wheel Adapter with 1/4 bit (Non-Destructive Add-On) for dial A3-31 A3-41 A2-26 A3-26 C3-31 C3-41

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A hand wheel adapter to quickly adjust Hammer machines using a 1/4 drill bit.

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This is a 3D-printable drill adapter for Hammer / Felder machine adjustment hand wheels. It fits over the adjustment handwheel (also called the table lift wheel, hand crank or dial) and allows you to quickly adjust the machine using a (non -impact) power drill with a 1/4" hex bit.

I use it for my Hammer A3-31 jointer-plainer, but this dial is used in multiple models.

 

🔧 Features:

  • Fits snugly over the original aluminium adjustment wheel
  • Adds a 1/4" hex drive socket (just epoxy in an old 1/4" bit)
  • Original hand wheel remains fully functional for fine tuning
  • Non-destructive
  • Dial remains visible for fine-tuning (if you use the optional internal dial gauge)
  • Saves a lot of time when adjusting your machine

    Most pictures show an older version using a socket bit. New version uses a ¼ bit hole:

📦 Print Info:
I printed in PETG

  • Supports needed
  • Infill 100% (at least for central spokes and crank handle hole)
  • 0.4mm Nozzle
  • 0.2mm Layer height

🛠 Assembly:

Simply epoxy in an old ¼ bit with 5 minute epoxy.
The model has a small exces drainage hole, so just put a liberal amount of epoxy in, and place a towel under the adapter to catch the exces epoxy dripping out when inserting the ¼ bit.

Perfect for anyone who loves their Hammer Felder machine but hates cranking the adjustment wheel all day!

Going to fast while adjusting might not be a good idea. Use a drill that has a slip-clutch system to ensure you don't damage your machine. 

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