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Don't get sucked into the sales hype. 5-hp is 5-hp. *Horse Power = flow x pressure x factor*. A vacuum pump (blower) with high pressure capacity will have low flow capacity.? Flow is required to

SirRey, I used to use a MiniGorilla with ~12' of 5" flex hose with my KF700 and A3-41 (and other machines). Rated at 580 cfm @ 2" SP, the Mini Gorilla kept up but only just barely. Also, I regularly

Steve, I used extensive runs of 4” hand duct with my Supercell; Oneida sells packages of it with the Supercell specifically in mind. Anywhere you do use flex you need to use their extra-stiff 4”

What's your ceiling height limit, and are you okay with a 35 gallon drum?? I have both a K3 and an A3-31 but I run an Oneida V-3000 with 35 gallon drum in my basement shop with a fairly low ceiling

Anyone out there using a Oneida Supercell with a Hammer K3 Winner or A3-31 or felder saws / joiner planers? Just curious how the performance is? Looking for something for my Garage as I use to have a

If you don't make a lot of dust on a regular basis, a much cheaper alternative to the supercell with very similar capabilities is the CamVac 386-6.?I found the camvac to do an excellent job at

B - This is really encouraging! ?A photo would be great! ?Part of my thinking also is that if, down the road, I end up in a space large enough I can always go bigger. ?I think I would likely be

I’ve had a supercell and a3-31 in a hobby shop with a 35 gallon drum. It loses a small amount of chips and dust from a planer and small/moderate amount from an 18bx laguna band saw on resawing but

I have a V5000 that Oneida recommended because I live at 5400 ft.? Throughput has never been a problem. "I have a 35-gallon drum on my current Oneida, and wish I had a bigger one. My thicknesser

I looked at the V3000 which is likely the route I’d go other than the Supercell. ?My dilemma there is I would still use flex hose as my space is small and I’m hopefully only here for a little

Brett, I have a one-man hobby shop so no comparison; but it is fully piped with auto blast gates so the inconvenience is limited. I agree with John, the other elements of a complete system are a huge

My cyclone is 30” x 30” in plan, plus the big filter. That is larger than the Supercell, but it sure works well. I set it up with the filter close to the wall to keep it out of the way, but that

Soukup small joints - I just "bump" the pump for goldilocks pressure for smaller joint needs, kind of like bumping the felder digidrive to get 0.1mm steps. Example below: 1. Clamping a broken walking

I think if small runs don't annoy you with bin-filling/emptying cycles, and you don't mind moving the active ports to your machines, and you run 1 tool at a time, the supercell will probably be

I built my own cyclone setup using a 2HP blower and oneida 6 cyclone thinking I would save money. But in the end, I think it would have been better to just buy the Supercell. From a practicality point

I’ve had the Oneida Supercell in my shop for 2 years and am generally very pleased with its performance. It balances volume of air moved with suction force very nicely therefore making it useful for

I don’t think it takes a huge DC to pull chips out of the thicknesser. My old Delta was enough for that. Get the biggest drum you can get. I have a 35-gallon drum on my current Oneida, and wish I

I’ll second all the suggestions for the Keller - mostly for it’s simplicity. I’ve owned the PC and sold it. I also own and have used once (only) the Leigh DR4 - which is great if you want

I’ve recently taken delivery of my A3-41 and I need to upgrade my dust collection. ?As a pure hobbyist currently working out of a small garage I don’t have a lot of space to spare. ?I have been

Dave, true you can turn down the pressure. You can also feather the button for less pressure. This is tricky so probably better to turn it down.