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Interesting; I say nice things about Harvey and the thread immediately circles back to the frustration with Felder? I should have started my message with the title as "Harvey, Dealing with...", except

True, but a 50A continuous load must have a breaker larger than 50A because of the 80% rule (there are special breakers rated for 100% load, but they aren’t what you’d put in your home power box),

#6 Cu is rated for 55A @ 60C #6 AL is rated for 50A @ 75C I believe NEC derate for the wires to be in the wall cavity. Is there a different standard for machine cables/ext wires? I guess it would have

I guess Felder manual was written for a 3 phase machine in Europe. The max current draw is different between a single phase and 3 phase motor. For example, 28 amp for 5hp (230v) single motor, 15.2 amp

I don’t understand some products’ strange electrical factors. Prior to my Felder, I had a 5HP SawStop which ran at about 19 amps, which clearly requires #10 wire and a 30A breaker, however the

I had a little war with Felder.? The documentation? for my RL160 said maximum 20 amps.? so that's what my guy installed (scratching his head). Then the thing did nothing but blow the circuit I must

With all the recent angst with Felder customer support, I wanted to report on my initial experience with Harvey. As many of you know Jack Xo makes the Gyro dust collector and basic woodworking

From what I read on Internet they do offer a solution for chips/dust lodged in the main filter pleats: antistatic filter. I am not sure how it works, but I guess if this is like antistatic hoses, dust

Thanks Bill. I really think that they should have a cheap throw away pre filter. That would prevent the chips from getting lodged in the main filter pleats. My homemade air scrubber has a 2’x2’

Cannot really help here, However, on my RL140, I have some dust coming down when I pull the cart, mostly from the side where you have the inlet. It should correspond to your back right corner. Just a

Patrick, I just love machinery. It is a shame that I did not get into WW until late, so sadly i have no knowledge of the old iron as some here do. I am sure that a quick way to kill the said love is

So I have been using RL125 for few months now. It is an older (2003) machine that I bought used. When I pull the drum to change the bag there is always a load of chips, that collect in the back right

45k CAD$ is 35K US$ based on the current exchange rate. I doubt Kappa 400 with the 12 foot sliding table would cost that much. When I bought my KF700sp in 2016, I recall Kappa 400 was 30K+ CAD$ plus

That is a nice saw. in the ad it list the price new @ FELDER Model KAPPA 400 SLIDING SAW ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE....APPROX $ 45,000 CDN

Imran, I’m going to pay you to be my machinery broker in a few years when I have a bigger space. Patrick [email protected]> wrote:

Rarely see nice Felder machines from Canadian shops on Machinery Max. I think the brand new Kappa 400 is 30k+ CAD$ plus tax. Just wondering why the shop sells this one year old CNC saw. James

I have this dual arm air hose reel from Tekton. Well built, very good quality rubber hose and so far works very well. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B010S8D8R0 Ariel

Here is another with DRO in xcut fence: https://machinerymax.com/Event/LotDetails/25725582/GRIGGIO-3200E-10-SLIDING- TABLE-SAW-yr-2005-9HP Imran

Wow, that looks new! Bill Bélanger

FYI, https://machinerymax.com/Event/Details/25653840/yr-2019-FELDER-FORMAT-KAPPA- 400-NC-SLIDING-TABLE-SAW-AS-WW-in-TORONTO-CANADA Imran