Jointing width: 410 mm | Power: 4000 W |
Max jointing depth: 4 mm | Tables length: 1800 mm |
Type of Cutters: 3 self-adjusting blades or Silent Power | Fence Tilt: 90-45 ° |
Fence length: 1100 mm |
Planer width: 406 mm | Power: 4000 W |
Max depth of cut: 4 mm | Table length: 600 mm |
Max workpiece height: 225 mm | Feed rate(s): 6m/min |
The Hammer A3 41 jointer planer is the largest machine from the Hammer A3 series. It is the larger version of the Hammer A3 31. It is about 40-45% more expensive than the A3 31, making it only worthwhile to upgrade if you really need the extra capacity.
There are also two machines which separate the jointer and planer functions: The Hammer A3 41A, which is purely a jointer, and the Hammer A3 41D, which is the same machine, but only a planer. These machine are great for people who prefer separate machines, but together they are about 40-50% more expensive than the A3 41 alone.
In its base form it comes with a 3-knife, quick-change, self-adjusting cutter block. This can be upgrade to a so-called ‘Silent-Power’ cutter block, which has spiral cutters and is — as the name suggests — much quieter. In this video you can see the difference in sound it makes.
The Silent-Power block has spiral cutters, which is actually 62 small blades lined up in a spiral form. These blades have four sharp sides, meaning you can simply unscrew them, turn them around 90 degrees and use the next sharp edge. Another benefit of this is that when you nick the blade, you don’t have to resharpen the entire blade, just turn around one small one.
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Machine Atlas Guides
Guide to all Hammer A3 Jointer Planer Combos
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An overview of the Hammer A3 jointers and planer series, to help you make sense of all the different machines.
Reviews and Videos
Overview of the A3 41
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In-depth overview and experiences with the Hammer A3 41 by Bent's Woodworking. He also explains why he prefers it to two separate machines.
Overview of the A3 41 (part 2)
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Part 2 of the overview/review of the A3 41 by Bent's Woodworking.
Honest review video of the Hammer A3 41 by Matt Kummell
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Fair and clear review of the Hammer A3 41 by Matt Kummell.
Review after 9 months of use
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Review of the A3 41 by French River Springs after 9 months of using the machine.
General
Official page on the Felder website
felder-group.com
The official page on the Felder website showing all specifications of the Hammer A3 41 jointer planer.
Manuals
Official Manual for the Hammer A3 41 jointer planer
felder-gruppe.at
The official manual to all three A3 jointer planers in English.
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All the specs and options for the Hammer A3 41 Jointer Planer
General | |
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Weight (standard configuration) | 400 kg |
Motor | |
Motor Voltage | 3x 400V 1x 230V |
Extra Features and Options | |
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Mortiser | Option |
Emergency switch | Option |
Rolling carriage without lifting bar | Option |
Lifting bar | Option |
Jointer | |
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Jointing width | 410 mm |
Max depth of cut | 4 mm |
Tables length | 1800 mm |
Type of cutters | 3 self-adjusting blades or Silent Power |
Fence length | 1100 mm |
Fence tilt | 90-45° |
Planer | |
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Planer Width | 406 mm |
Max depth of cut | 4 mm |
Table length | 600 mm |
Max workpiece height | 225 mm |
Feed rate(s) | 6m/min |
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I have a piece of oak stuck in my A3-41 planer. It would have been my first pass.
How do I remove the piece of wood. It will not go through.
Hi David, are you unable to lower the planer table at all? It could be that you tried to take too large a shaving, or that the planer table was not smooth. If the planer table cannot move down at all with the piece of wood in there, your best bet would be to contact Felder.
Hi Rob, my A41 has a dip in the center of the in and out table ie 1 mm or more variation how do I best lift the ends of each table a bit to get this flat right across, the machine is a few years old but not used commercially could be set up by the importer was not 100% originally?