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I went searching for the PDF - it wasn’t easy, so here is a direct link: Induction_motors_Issue3.pdf drive.google.com Tom, thanks for sharing. I have a BSEE, but power systems was my least favorite

I tried a homemade version of this that worked okay. I don’t use cyclone as my main dust collector so did not follow thru but I was going to try this product. This however is only available for

Mac and I have discussed this before. I believe he started with two plastic and lightweight drums. Then cut off the ends of the drums. What’s left is a plastic cylinder sleeve. Put the sleeve on

Hey Mac. I’m not sure if I follow your description. Would you mind sending some photos? That sounds very promising. [email protected]> wrote:

Tom, If you're ever back down through Shreveport I have the Solberga Se2035 if you wanted to take a look. Dave Davies -- Dave & Marie Davies www.myfinishingtouch.com 318-219-7868

Haha! Never heard of Ellis! Kind regards, Brian D. Milidrag Cell 248.7 <(248)%20283-8118>65.8411 brian.milidrag@...

The next size up is where you should be starting looking, since you've mentioned power feeders IMO. Just to comfortably use a Woodmaster CT, or other carbide blade, which need more tension. I would

Never even heard of Sorberga until mentioned in this string, that’s why I love this group! Now I can’t decide between the Ellis or Sorberga! Tom Morris Wichita, KS

Brian,,, I cut the bottom off 2 - 60 gallon plastic drums, light to handle. I put the bag over the sleeve than put the covers on , no need to clamp. They sit on wheeled dolly drum . I put windows in

Currently I have a 3.5 HP cyclone dust collector. it is plumbed down to 2 55-gallon drums. For a while this has worked fine for me with a few small issues: - In order to ensure the bags don't

Perfect… Thanks Brian! Bill

Use your parallel fences… that’s an operation that they excel at. Pencil mark your two square sides so you don’t cut them, and then set the fence to cut the angle on the other two sides. Brian

Howdy guys, I am going to try to build this kitchen island for our house and it all looks quite straight forward, but... I am looking for some guidance on making the legs. I've made legs for a Queen

Use one of the shaper fences Mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330

Dan, I'm interested in zero clearance insert for my Felder K 700 S Sent from my iPad Pro (12.9 inch)

My understanding is that Arboga and Solberga are within the same Swiss company. Mike D. Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

I have a S45n and the biggest problem for me is the blade tension wheel is on top of the saw and I find it difficult to use as I am only 5'4" tall. Despite what MM recommend it will not tension a 1"

I have a geared head? Arboga Swiss made DP and you will often see them for sale in Oz but they are all 415v 3 phase. A great drill that is improved by adding a VFD for infinite speed control. The

Colum, You are not alone with that problem. It's exactly the same on the Hammer C3-31. I eventually bought the smaller rip fence and found it to be satisfactory. The longer fence is simply dangerous,

Colum, I recommend you alter your workflow to make parallel cuts to the left of the saw blade using the crosscut stop in conjunction with a parallel fence stop. This is discussed in the two articles