Re: Phase Perfect Simple
Phase Perfect discouraged me from using the Simple version because it would not accommodate the brake and other electronics of the saw I recently ordered. It did bump the price by about a $1,400.
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John Hinman
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#137040
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Re: Phase Perfect Simple
I also though about getting the Phase perfect simple. I spoke with them and they told me that the basic one doesn't support the electronic break that the saw has. Eventually I went with the PTE010
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netanel.belgazal@...
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#137039
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Re: Phase Perfect Simple
Hi Paul, I agree with Brian. I have the older unit which definitely is over designed. Talk to someone higher up at PP. Meanwhile to prepare yourself, add up the KW of all 3 motors and convert to HP
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imran
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Re: Give a Man A Fish..... (Felder Customer Service report)
Teach a man to fish and he will lay around drinking beer and loafing all day. -- John Hinman Boise ID K700S and A941
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John Hinman
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#137037
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Re: Thin, precise boards
100 hp? Does it have a direct connection to your checking account to pay for the electricity when you tun it on? Dave Davies [email protected]> wrote:
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David Davies
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Re: Give a Man A Fish..... (Felder Customer Service report)
Great story and conclusion. Read like a good murder mystery! Philip Davidson -- Philip davidsonukuleles.com
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Philip Davidson
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Re: Thin, precise boards
Gerry, On my AD941, I don't like most wood species thinner than 4mm. I can carefully sometimes get to 2mm. I have tried mounting thin stuff to backer boards but it never felt right. However, a drum
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Brett Wissel
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#137034
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Re: Thin, precise boards
Hi John, I have a wide belt sander, and it is invaluable to me for certain tasks (like flattening an end grain cutting board). For some reason, though, I get snipe from the WBS, when I run thin short
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Gerry Kmack
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Re: Thin, precise boards
Hi Mac, WRT double sided tape - I tried that and it did work, except there was a noticeable depression in the piece, where it was raised slightly by the thickness of the tape. Guess I need to find
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Gerry Kmack
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Re: Thin, precise boards
Hi Imran, Unfortunately, at least on my planer, even long boards produce significant snipe at each end of boards <.5"... Perhaps my planer is not performing correctly? Thinking further, though, you
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Gerry Kmack
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Give a Man A Fish..... (Felder Customer Service report)
Hi FOGers, This post is about the resolution of a problem that I experienced with my 2008 Felder CF741P (combination machine). The issue occurred (and was resolved) several months ago, so my apologies
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Gerry Kmack
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#137030
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Re: Phase Perfect Simple
From the description on their website, this seems to contradict the one motor suggestion: They will supply three-phase 230V power from a single-phase 230V source for a single or combined loads. I
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Brian Lamb
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Phase Perfect Simple
Hi All, I need to replace the 3P rotary converter that runs my BF7-41 combination saw/sharper/plainer/jointer. The plate lists it at 4Kw and 14.5A. I have been planning on purchasing the 7.5HP 26A
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Paul.H.Denison
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Re: Thin, precise boards
Sorry if this is not 100% on topic but how thin would you dare go with a board on an AD941? Bill Belanger
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Bill Belanger
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Re: Cantilevered Lumber Storage Ideas
Uni strut is your friend good for all kinds of stuff so if you want to make some shelf supports that are going to be strong and reusable and other places pick up some strut and shelf brackets Simic
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mac campshure
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Re: Thin, precise boards
Try double backed tape on a carrier board double backed like outdoor 2 inch wide carpet tape s nothin stuff works well. martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106
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mac campshure
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Re: Cantilevered Lumber Storage Ideas
John, That looks great! My shed was built with 24" OC studs and is not made to hold stuff up on the walls.? I have two sheds and this one was something I paid to have built and installed, the other
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PK
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Re: Thin, precise boards
I run thin stuff through a drum sander for final thicknessing, or if the piece is so short I cannot cut a bit of snipe off. My 15¡± Powermatic will mill 0.4¡± material reliably. One more pass
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John Hinman
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Re: Thin, precise boards
Why can¡¯t you mill a long board at 0.4¡± and then cut it into shorter pieces? Should not be an issue. I have done 1/2¡± on dual 51. Imran Malik
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imran
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Thin, precise boards
Fellow FOGers: My work frequently requires me to produce precise, small parts. Several years ago, in response to a related post on this forum, I was told about the "Fritz & Franz" jig.? This simple
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Gerry Kmack
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