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11th November 2008, 10:15 AM #16
The article on bearing replacement is in Good Woodworking issue 178 Sept 2006, will send you a pm. I'd have a talk with Damien before you start pulling things apart.
Regards
Peter
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28th November 2008, 03:44 AM #17New Member
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Bearings replacement on Elu 96E
Hi Peter
Apologies for delayed reply. Thanks very much for sending me the PDF and I look forward to servicing and replacing the bearings on my Elu MOF 96E router.
The PDF is very clear and even I should be able to follow it through okay. I just picked up another Elu 177E Mk3 in really nice clean condition so prepared for anything now and yes these wonderful machines are definitely addictive.
I feel a bit guilty in having 2x 96E Mk3's and 2x 177E Mk3's but the design and ergonomics are superb, even the locking switch is well thought out. Thanks for your kind help, hope I can return the favor one day.
Best regards
Jagtar
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9th January 2009, 12:18 AM #18New Member
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Damien, I just found this forum when I was looking for information on what router to buy. So I am new here. Great forum! So far I borrowed a friends Festool router that is a real joy to use, but financially out of my reach at the moment.. To get me started after reading a number of articles here I found a cheap AEG OF 50 (€ 16, including fence and transport) that runs well but has a noisy bottom bearing. Can you tell me if the bearings and the procedure to change them are the same as on the Elu 96? I already asked Peter to send me the PDF on changing 96e bearings. Also, do you know of a good source for the bearings? I guess I can now start saving for a Elu 96e, because it seems that is the one to go for! You don't have a spare one lying around, do you ?
Regards,
Jan.
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9th January 2009, 02:36 AM #19
Welcome Jan.
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9th January 2009, 05:31 PM #20
Jan,
I will try and find the article and send you a pm.
Peter
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18th January 2009, 03:57 PM #21Intermediate Member
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Hi Peter, please excuse me for being so bold, however I've just bought a MOF 77 from ebay and would love a copy of that ELU PDF, if you wouldn't mind.
Cheers, Nigel.
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19th January 2009, 10:10 AM #22
Hi Jan,
I'm not actively subscribed to this thread so it was only by chance I found this...
Apart from the shape of the top housing cap, the MOF 96 is exactly the same as the OF 50. Rare that a bottom bearing is loud though... Wouldn't surprise me if you find the top one's the culprit when you pull it down...
Welcome to the forum and good luck!
Damien
PS. 16 Euro including postage is a really sweet deal!Is it wrong to be in love with a sawbench?
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