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Thanks for the information, fellows! The ability of the DC1700-PM to report results that are comparable to published safety standards is very helpful. I had missed that when looking at Dylos products.

Agreed with Rod and Stephen – the Dylos air quality monitor has been a big help. I have a DC1100-Pro, & use an Oneida DC and a Jet ceiling-mount air cleaner.? For my garage shop, this setup works

Hi, Not sure what to suggest if it is completely stripped, but I just want to make sure you are trying to turn it clockwise (opposite from the usual loosening turn). Sorry if this is obvious. My brand

Dealing with gas turbine emissions on the regular, that doesn’t surprise me at all. It’s actually quite awful how high ambient outdoor PM2.5/10 levels are in some locations. It makes it really

After reading all the nice comments about the Grit Automation on the previous topic, I wish to take this route with my CF741. However, being a combination machine, I was wondering if anyone had

Hi Guys, The bolt on my K940 to replace my blade seems to be stripped. I’ve tried using a different hex Allen wrench with no luck. How would you guys go about removing this? Thanks

You just call them and discuss it with them and they add the authorization to your account. Thx, Wade

Another question. How can one get a permission from Felder to open the electric panel without voiding the warranty?

Paul, a small question regarding the wiring of your 3P machines. You mention that you added a transformer. I was wondering why do you need a transformer and not just take 2 hot lines for 240V? Did you

It’s interesting that when my cyclone in the shop is running for about 10 minutes the air particle content is about half of the house indoor air and one quarter of the outside air contents. Buying a

John, DC1700-PM. For a significant health issue, the extra cost seemed warranted. Steve

Might be worth running back through all your isolators, sometimes if I double press the green on button it can trip out the isolator on the wall for me CF741…. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Richard, Since the problem first occurred while you were lowering the saw blade, I wonder if a cable got pinched in the mechanism? If the breakers in your distribution box pop as well, then I could

Yeah so got the authorization from Felder, looked in the box and found that 2 out of the 3 breakers were down. Turned them back on, turned on power and the 3rd breaker (3FC1) got tripped immediately

Steve, thank you for your thoughtful reply. I did not realize that the Dylos monitors reported particulates as micrograms per cubic meter. I was under the impression they only tallied particulate

That is awesome. I was wondering if there was anyway to the sliders own hardware to amplify the router tables functionality. Cool idea.

John, My limited research indicates that OSHA is more about pollutants and microbials than particulate matter. As you can imagine, there are many, many documents available for review, and I did not

I am not sure if this can be applied to the slider in question. It has lifted my router table up a notch. The router table is built into the extension of a Hammer K3. I also built the fence, and this

Richard, if you really did interchange Line and Neutral you may have fed the control circuit 400 volts instead of 230 volts. Does your saw have any working displays or indicator lights? Hopefully at

Rich, If you want to get a head start solving your issue, open the electrical box today and look around then tomorrow when you call Felder ask them for permission to open the electrical box and