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Shawn, Sending two legs of power to a 3 phase motor is never a good idea. The term is singlephasing. But I am not an electrician just a hack or copy cat. Mac,,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure,

The seal strip is pretty thin on some of my clamps and it seems like the prospect of the seal matching up exactly with a new tube which isn't exactly round and without any compressiblity left and

I've just reconfigured my Nordfab duct to accommodate 3 new Felder machines.? I also notice that the seals are thin, but so far I have not detected any leak.? Isn't the seal thin because of the

I’ve got an American Rotary ADX20, and the manufactured leg is definitely hotter than the other two legs. My understanding is that the manufactured leg is only used to fire up the main motors, and

As way say around here stuff happens . ok I will wake you tomorrow with spring flowers from your beautiful gardens Mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi

Go figure void Warranty by opening the wire jungle to trace. Mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell 608-824-0023 fax

Thanks Mark A couple weeks ago I asked AR Th same question about were to land Manufactured leg on main 3 phase panel, They said it made no difference. I asked Google few times but the NEC 408 did not

So my wiring is OK.? I remember talking to one of the Felder techs from Delaware back when I received my KF 700 SP and he said the same thing David posted.? I was about to open up my PP and trace

Sorry, I didn’t make note of his name. Brian perhaps? He did say “Sometimes the factory connects the wrong colored wires in the machine electronics cabinet - so that should always be verified.”

Hey David! Thanks for the correction. Who is the tech you spoke with at Felder?

I have yet to try this. A while back ago I bought a Fat Tire bicycle tube. Barely inflated its about 3" diameter. So it stretches. My thinking was to cut a strip maybe 1-1/2"w and place under clamp.

CORRECTION. Mac rousted me up this morning about wire colors and electrical connections to phase converters. I have documentation from Felder that suggests the brown wire should always be on the phase

Maybe this: https://www.zoro.com/e-james-foam-strip-50-ft-l-38-w-18-black-cnes59183850t/i/G7542482/ Dave Davies <myfinishingtouch@...> wrote: -- Dave & Marie Davies

I would offer a few points of clarification about all this: 1) People often refer to PP "manufactured leg", but being manufactured isn't the important point.? The PP produces Delta 3 Phase, which by

Woot. I love feedback on items like this. Love adding “tried and true” hardware to my arsenal!!!

Is there any reason if you have the router spindle that you couldn't make a adapter for the bushing? I have the router spindle but haven't had a need for a bushing. The router spindle and the power is

All, I've noticed as I've been reconfiguring my Nordfab duct work that some of the seals on the QF clamps are pretty thin. Has anybody found a replacement seal for the QF clamps? Thanks, Dave -- Dave

I have and use both.? One of a Hammer K3 and the other on a KF700SP.? I am slightly leaning toward the over head guard.? On one hand, I like the simplicity of the K3's guard but hates it for dado

While a PP manufactured leg is stable, because it is a delta configuration, the leg measures 208v to ground. I still avoid using it on any control circuits. My SCMI did not deal with it when I tried.

Michael, I recently installed the American Rotary ADX10 in my assembly shop at home for doing a little finial second operation stuff. So all 3 hp and under and have been very happy with AR so far .