1/8 Hp baby power feeder usefull?

[Mel Fulks]

I have the infinity tools version (they're all the same). Great little feeder. My only complaint is that it's a little too fast at slow. It would be way more useful if I could dial down speed a little more. For making panels on the router table, etc.

Try giving it more tilt.

[John Kananis]

Try giving it more tilt.

Does that slow it down (it's tilted at 3, 4 degrees or so usually)? At current speed, I can run panels through but I have to make a million passes and resetting the depth on the jessem requires the feeder to be raised and then you need to reset its position over the stock, over and over again

[Mel Fulks]

Sure , the extra push to the fence slows it down . One of those “fiz-iks”. Kinda like when your car is really out of alignment, and wants to
“pull over” even when there are no ‘Cops around.

[John Kananis]

Very nice, thank you for the advice! How far do you skew it? And how many passes for a panel with a 3.25hp motor and full sized panel bit?

[Mel Fulks]

It’s just push it toward the curb , NOT “kicking it to the curb”. Not “rocket science” ( copyright-pending ) . It’s a test and try thing , no good
to you if it’s not made to work.

[Roger Feeley]

If the rubber tires have just lost traction, try rubber rejuvenator. It’s used on printing presses to restore the rollers. I had a delta lunchbox planer and used rubber rejuvenator regularly to maintain traction.
Heres what I used:
https://www.amazon.com/MG-Chemicals-...s%2C174&sr=8-4