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All, Thanks for the nice comments about the shop. The 3D scan only took about 40 minutes. I had no idea scanning was that easy. I am giving up Woodworking. I have really enjoyed the past 16 years of

Thanks for all the information, I was ready to spend 9k on a Kaeser. I’m going to look for a separate dryer. Thanks, Tom Morris

Tom: I’m going to pile in and strongly recommend against scroll/screw, etc. style compressors. I’ve wasted money on two European units (albeit not Kaeser) but still very high quality machines. The

If you still are considering a Kaeser, ?ask about the cost of the recommended routine maintenance.

Every now and then I'll see a table or some enclosure on FB marketplace made out of 80/20 and I keep thinking I should buy it just for the components. Dave

Brian, Imran -- I think both your suggestions are great, will definitely extend the extrusion for some added support and exploring more bearing options. I like these bearings because I'm lazy and I

I came across this scroll type compressor on a Youtube video and was rather impressed with lack of noise and CFM output: https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-elite-qst-30-60-scroll-air-compressor.html I

A 5 hp two stage will deliver 15-17 cfm, 7.5 hp is in the 20 range. My dryer is a Hankison Hi Temp refrigerated. Whether you need the higher input temp depends on how large your tank is and how much

On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 03:22:11PM -0700, charlie9g@... wrote: | thanks for the exploded parts diagram.? i would not be surprised if my | machine is like that.? in talking with ron he only

Really great looking shop Joe. That 3D tour technology is incredible. Are you hanging it up? Are you hoping to sell it all as a package with the building, or are you selling it separate? I love the

Jason, The heat would kill the compressor? Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Tom, I have a 80 gallon, 5 HP with a separate dryer. This is in a 4000 foot coop shop with 6 people potentially working at once. It does the job well. Ours isn't the quietest, but we built an

A while back someone had a full shop of Felder Format equipment and sold it as a lot. Are you going to try selling all of your equipment as a single lot? If you could it would certainly be the easiest

Recommendations on motor size? Separate dryer?

Really? as in quitting woodworking? Beautiful shop and living quarters. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

My next door neighbor is a compressor tech. He services Kaiser, Quincy, IR etc. He would tell you the same thing. You'll kill a very expensive screw in a year or two. I worked in a shop with a 10 HP

allen thanks for the exploded parts diagram.? i would not be surprised if my machine is like that.? in talking with ron he only mentioned the one urethane coated rubber friction wheel so he seems to

As some of you know I am selling everything in my shop and the building that the shop is in. As part of the sales effort the RE agent made a 3D scan of the interior of the building. My shop is set up

I just used graph paper and little scaled cut outs of eat tool’s footprint and “board run” to lay out my recent build. Can’t stress enough the consideration of material flow. Raw material

Extend your short beam that’s closest to the blade guard and add two sets of the linear bearings spaced 12” to 16” apart and it will be worlds more stable. The plastic UHMW bearinsg they use