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Hi Glen: Welcome to the group! Looking forward to helping you. Regarding your question about “bad experiences”, I think perhaps that is not the right question. Most of us are long-term, repeat

I am a new joiner to the group and would like to introduce myself. My name is Glen and I am purchasing some Felder tools. I am Glad to find this group to get in touch and learn more. I grew up in

I agree James, but in today's world when your trying to sell equipment with a high price tag don't you think that you would him at least checked what the rocket scientists in marketing department were

I read another post http://www.bridgecitytools.com/blog/2016/06/15/amazing-dust-collector-ever-heard/#more-9016 . The machine sold in states comes with 5 micron filter, 1 micron is an option you can

I think it is a typo. If it was 5 micron, I do not think the owner of bridge city would buy it because he is allergic to wood dust as mentioned in the following review of his new dust collector.

I've always assumed these pieces were just a (European?) safety rule to stop an idiot putting their hand through and contacting the tool.? I once mentioned this at a tool show and the unofficial

Cliff, My kf700 had the same setup in the slindle moulder shoot, I took them straigt out,didn't want it clogging up! I wondered if the x was just part of the way the shoot was manufactured, and was

I think the Harvey guy is Ben Chan and they sell a bunch of stuff direct through their website. I was interested in the overarm saw guard as I liked the design but it wouldn't cover the 16-18" blades

Here's the original specs from the manufacturer. I heard about these units early in the summer and did some looking, 100% Chinese. http://www.harveymachinery.com/products_detail/productId=84.html New

Exactly, maybe too small for a whole shop of Felder machines, but interesting nonetheless. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

As the filter appears to be 5 micron, seems more like a large dust distributor than a collector :-) Hope that's a misprint

The motor is 1500W, so about 2HP, maybe good for a one man shop. The low noise level 61dbA is amazing. James [felder-woodworking] <felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

I got these two dust evacuation chutes. In ten there is molded in plastic an X pattern presumably to keep chunks from being sucked up and hitting a cheap plastic impeller. Problems is when Sawing wet

I guess Bridge City is importing a new dust collector…. not sure it’s up to the rigors of a Felder shop, but the design is such a departure from existing stuff that I found it pretty interesting.

For anyone here not in the loop, Brian makes first rate stuff that actually meets your needs rather than something designed by someone more familiar with crayons than woodworking. Shout out to Mac's

As of today, we are starting our Christmas Sale! I’ve put the details on the website and Facebook, but basically we are offering 10% off on Squares, Indicator Holders and Precision Levels. We have a

No worries. I really appreciate you giving it a whirl. Not all meters have an inrush feature. I had to buy a specific meter to get in rush measurements. Fluke, for example, sells 12 different clamp

Michael, I've tried getting you a start up reading.......unfortunately my clamp meter blanks out for approximately 1 second as the kf700 is started, I guess my meter is not sensitive enough for this

Perhaps a supplemental gas type generator might be advantageous and only run when needed. This is something only the Op can answer, even off the grid could benefit from this setup.? JohnJMK Services

On Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 11:00:01PM +0100, jontathan samways jonathansamways@... [felder-woodworking] wrote: | I'm off grid, my solar guy says I need 3 investors to run 3 phase, that | gets