On the planer and moulder I don’t. Shaper and jointer I would.
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Do you need to rub or buff it in?
On Mon, Jun 20, 2022 at 5:01 PM Joe Calhoon via <joecalhoon= [email protected]> wrote: I just spray it on the planer table once before running a batch. Never the wood
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Ed,
In case you don’t know here is the link to start a service request:
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On Jun 20, 2022, at 4:30 PM, Edward Cohen <ecohentoo@...> wrote: ? Speaking of lost braking, I just got my single phase K700 a few months ago. It seems to run well but it takes a long time to come to a stop. I never noticed this before on any other saw I owned.? Is this normal for the newer single phase K700s?
Thanks all for your great advice.?
Ed Cohen? E. Cohen Designs? Easthampton, MA 01027 I have used a single VFD on two machines, where one was used often and the other occassionally.? ?VFD to twist lock plug,? unplug one and plug in the other.? ?The usual caveat about NEVER unplugging a motor from the VFD when the motor is running apply.? ?But it was simple.? ? Further, I had two 3 wire control circuits -- I used some old phone wire I think.? ?Each of those ended with a standard 3 prong plug, and wires from a 3 prong outlet running up to the VFD controls.? ?No power of any kind to the outlet, obviously, it was just a convenient way to swap input switches at the same time.? ?It was cheap and simple.? ?One of those machines is now gone, but the Yates jointer is still running via the pair of plugs.??
I didnt got that route with my KF700S (2001), instead using an RPC.? ?But I wouldn't feel nervious doing it.??
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I just spray it on the planer table once before running a batch. Never the wood
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Is it to be sprayed onto the table to make the iron slick? Or do you spray it in the wood every time you make a pass over the cutter?
On Mon, Jun 20, 2022 at 3:40 PM Joe Calhoon via <joecalhoon= [email protected]> wrote: Fred, I use Waxlit. My moulder has a waxlit dispenser with a wick that’s in the table. On the planer I just keep a spray bottle. I want to try it as Mac describes on the jointer and shaper. It works a lot better than the product Felder sells for this.
I also tried the Waxlit paste and did not care for that.
Joe
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Ed,
Start a service ticket with Felder. The tech will guide you to turn the calibration potentiometer so that the blade stops in about 6-8 Sec.
If you use a dado, you may want to ask if the calibration should be done with the heaviest cutter.
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On Jun 20, 2022, at 4:30 PM, Edward Cohen <ecohentoo@...> wrote: ? Speaking of lost braking, I just got my single phase K700 a few months ago. It seems to run well but it takes a long time to come to a stop. I never noticed this before on any other saw I owned.? Is this normal for the newer single phase K700s?
Thanks all for your great advice.?
Ed Cohen? E. Cohen Designs? Easthampton, MA 01027 I have used a single VFD on two machines, where one was used often and the other occassionally.? ?VFD to twist lock plug,? unplug one and plug in the other.? ?The usual caveat about NEVER unplugging a motor from the VFD when the motor is running apply.? ?But it was simple.? ? Further, I had two 3 wire control circuits -- I used some old phone wire I think.? ?Each of those ended with a standard 3 prong plug, and wires from a 3 prong outlet running up to the VFD controls.? ?No power of any kind to the outlet, obviously, it was just a convenient way to swap input switches at the same time.? ?It was cheap and simple.? ?One of those machines is now gone, but the Yates jointer is still running via the pair of plugs.??
I didnt got that route with my KF700S (2001), instead using an RPC.? ?But I wouldn't feel nervious doing it.??
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Speaking of lost braking, I just got my single phase K700 a few months ago. It seems to run well but it takes a long time to come to a stop. I never noticed this before on any other saw I owned.? Is this normal for the newer single phase K700s?
Thanks all for your great advice.?
Ed Cohen? E. Cohen Designs? Easthampton, MA 01027
I have used a single VFD on two machines, where one was used often and the other occassionally.? ?VFD to twist lock plug,? unplug one and plug in the other.? ?The usual caveat about NEVER unplugging a motor from the VFD when the motor is running apply.? ?But it was simple.? ? Further, I had two 3 wire control circuits -- I used some old phone wire I think.? ?Each of those ended with a standard 3 prong plug, and wires from a 3 prong outlet running up to the VFD controls.? ?No power of any kind to the outlet, obviously, it was just a convenient way to swap input switches at the same time.? ?It was cheap and simple.? ?One of those machines is now gone, but the Yates jointer is still running via the pair of plugs.??
I didnt got that route with my KF700S (2001), instead using an RPC.? ?But I wouldn't feel nervious doing it.??
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Fred, I use Waxlit. My moulder has a waxlit dispenser with a wick that’s in the table. On the planer I just keep a spray bottle. I want to try it as Mac describes on the jointer and shaper. It works a lot better than the product Felder sells for this.
I also tried the Waxlit paste and did not care for that.
Joe
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It is the same stuff. What is a moulder dispenser?
On Mon, Jun 20, 2022 at 2:55 PM mac campshure via <mac512002= [email protected]> wrote: Well I have couple gallons that we used with Moulder dispenser.? Hope it’s what your talking about. Designing and building for 50 years On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:43 PM, Fred Rossi <fred@...> wrote:
? Mac, are you using the paste wax or liquid form? On Mon, Jun 20, 2022 at 2:40 PM mac campshure via <mac512002= [email protected]> wrote: That what I do works,fine I use power buffer. Designing and building for 50 years On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:16 PM, Fred Rossi <fred@...> wrote:
?All:
Has anyone ever used the sliding agent Waxilit? If so, what is the best way to apply the liquid form? Spray bottle? Squeeze bottle? Dampened rag? Do you apply, rub and buff off like you do with traditional wax?
Thanks in advance,
Fred Rossi
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Well I have couple gallons that we used with Moulder dispenser.? Hope it’s what your talking about. Designing and building for 50 years
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On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:43 PM, Fred Rossi <fred@...> wrote:
? Mac, are you using the paste wax or liquid form? On Mon, Jun 20, 2022 at 2:40 PM mac campshure via <mac512002= [email protected]> wrote: That what I do works,fine I use power buffer. Designing and building for 50 years On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:16 PM, Fred Rossi <fred@...> wrote:
?All:
Has anyone ever used the sliding agent Waxilit? If so, what is the best way to apply the liquid form? Spray bottle? Squeeze bottle? Dampened rag? Do you apply, rub and buff off like you do with traditional wax?
Thanks in advance,
Fred Rossi
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Mac, are you using the paste wax or liquid form?
On Mon, Jun 20, 2022 at 2:40 PM mac campshure via <mac512002= [email protected]> wrote: That what I do works,fine I use power buffer. Designing and building for 50 years On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:16 PM, Fred Rossi <fred@...> wrote:
?All:
Has anyone ever used the sliding agent Waxilit? If so, what is the best way to apply the liquid form? Spray bottle? Squeeze bottle? Dampened rag? Do you apply, rub and buff off like you do with traditional wax?
Thanks in advance,
Fred Rossi
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That what I do works,fine I use power buffer. Designing and building for 50 years
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On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:16 PM, Fred Rossi <fred@...> wrote:
?All:
Has anyone ever used the sliding agent Waxilit? If so, what is the best way to apply the liquid form? Spray bottle? Squeeze bottle? Dampened rag? Do you apply, rub and buff off like you do with traditional wax?
Thanks in advance,
Fred Rossi
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All:
Has anyone ever used the sliding agent Waxilit? If so, what is the best way to apply the liquid form? Spray bottle? Squeeze bottle? Dampened rag? Do you apply, rub and buff off like you do with traditional wax?
Thanks in advance,
Fred Rossi
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Re: How do you store your Lamb Tool Works Parallel Fence?
I did what Brian suggested and have been satisfied.?
Jarrett?
On Sat, Jun 18, 2022, 9:47 AM Brian Lamb < blamb11@...> wrote: There are also lightening holes in the back of the mounting head, 5/8” diameter. I would do the same style you did, but mount the blocks vertical and stick two 1/2” dowels out of the top surface to engage in the holes in the head. Then they are captive and can’t get accidentally knocked off the wall. A slight lift up to clear the dowels and take them off the hanger/mount.
Mine live of the machine 90% of the time and if I have to take them off, I have a rolling cart nearby that they sit on until they go back on the machine.
Hi PK
Storing the jigs so they were easily accessable yet positioned securely was a bit of a head scratcher.
Eventually, I came up with the idea of using the recess in the back of the 'bracket' to friction fit over a lump of timber on a slight angle attached to the wall.
Pics might show this better than my explanation.
Cheers, David<20220618_102736.jpg><20220618_102616.jpg>
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Re: Looking to purchase a shaper/ Northern California
Only few hrs left and it is 3 phase. Doubt it will remain at $500 but you never know.
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On Jun 20, 2022, at 11:32 AM, Mike Barrow via groups.io <lunatuna23@...> wrote: ?I am looking to purchase a single phase shaper, perhaps an F3. ?Thanks.
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I am looking to purchase a single phase shaper, perhaps an F3. ?Thanks.
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Re: Dust Masks and Dust Collector Filter
If your exhausting out side you don’t need any filter! Mac,, Designing and building for 50 years
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On Jun 20, 2022, at 8:33 AM, mac campshure <mac512002@...> wrote:
? If your Exhausting Designing and building for 50 years On Jun 20, 2022, at 5:09 AM, john adank <lseap107@...> wrote:
? I use the Trend Air Stealth. ? ?Very comfortable. ?The Miller LPR-100 is also a nice comfortable compact mask. ?I have both but prefer the Trend Air Stealth.
John Adank On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:55 AM, Philip@... wrote:
? Hi All ? I am a home hobbyist and was wondering what people were using for personal dust masks.? Have been looking at various options and don’t want anything too cumbersome but of course want to protect the lungs. ? Also I have a single bag Felder dust extractor which I have built a cabinet around and exhaust the air outside the shed, so no issues with recycling dust.? However I want to improve the efficiency of the unit and figure a pleated filter would give me extra air flow.? Has anyone done the swap and had experience with this and was there a marked improvement? ? Thanks for your thoughts. ? Regards Philip
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If your Exhausting Designing and building for 50 years
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On Jun 20, 2022, at 5:09 AM, john adank <lseap107@...> wrote:
? I use the Trend Air Stealth. ? ?Very comfortable. ?The Miller LPR-100 is also a nice comfortable compact mask. ?I have both but prefer the Trend Air Stealth.
John Adank On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:55 AM, Philip@... wrote:
? Hi All ? I am a home hobbyist and was wondering what people were using for personal dust masks.? Have been looking at various options and don’t want anything too cumbersome but of course want to protect the lungs. ? Also I have a single bag Felder dust extractor which I have built a cabinet around and exhaust the air outside the shed, so no issues with recycling dust.? However I want to improve the efficiency of the unit and figure a pleated filter would give me extra air flow.? Has anyone done the swap and had experience with this and was there a marked improvement? ? Thanks for your thoughts. ? Regards Philip
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Re: Dust Masks and Dust Collector Filter
I use 3M N95 paper masks. They have are comfortable, and from what I read about industrial hygiene when I began woodworking they are adequate even in very dusty conditions. Once I starts sawing or sanding the mask stays on for the remainder of the day.
For many years I used a two-stage dust collector with a cloth bag. That did a terrible job. The HEPA filter on my Oneida cyclone does a much better job at keeping the air clear, but I still use a mask.
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Re: Dust Masks and Dust Collector Filter
I use the Trend Air Stealth. ? ?Very comfortable. ?The Miller LPR-100 is also a nice comfortable compact mask. ?I have both but prefer the Trend Air Stealth.
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On Jun 20, 2022, at 1:55 AM, Philip@... wrote:
? Hi All ? I am a home hobbyist and was wondering what people were using for personal dust masks.? Have been looking at various options and don’t want anything too cumbersome but of course want to protect the lungs. ? Also I have a single bag Felder dust extractor which I have built a cabinet around and exhaust the air outside the shed, so no issues with recycling dust.? However I want to improve the efficiency of the unit and figure a pleated filter would give me extra air flow.? Has anyone done the swap and had experience with this and was there a marked improvement? ? Thanks for your thoughts. ? Regards Philip
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