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I’m definitely looking at that Eastman. Is that 220v single phase? What’s the draw? [email protected]> wrote:

Eastman 30/60 going on years now - 5+, can't remember, never had an issue other than external pressure switch required replacement after a reasonable duration for $20 or so. You can probably search my

My shop Sabre needs 9 @ 100 psi for spindle and ATC. CamMaster is similar. Don’t cheap out on the compressor. I already had a noisy IR 5hp comp when I got the cnc. I’m definitely getting a scroll

I have the Sli-Air with 3 pumps, not 6. It works to run my cnc mill for tool changes and a mist coolant system. If the machine you are looking at has continuous spindle purge to keep dust out of the

That's just what the rep told me to shop for when I was at IWF last week. My understanding is that it uses air for tool change as well as some cooling of the spindle. I'm guessing that leaves some

7 CFM?? That seems like a lot for a CNC.? What does it need that much air for? FYI, there are a series of previous threads on compressors that might be worth reviewing:

I'm about to order a 4 x 8 CNC that requires 7 CFM at 110 psi and I'm shopping for a compressor. The compressor is going to live in the shop so I'd like to find something fairly quiet, not sure if

I have the first wheel of Comatic (DS300) contacting wood 2” past the beginning of the outfeed. IIRC, the recommendation was 50-60mm. Joe’s pic also shows extension table with leg on the outfeed.

AMS in the UK offers training in the UK at many different levels. https://www.advancedmachinery.co.uk/woodworking-machinery/training.asp B

https://www.youtube.com/@curlandburl6937/videos These videos are for specific tasks, but I think they are very well done and I found them very useful. Of course, if you are willing to travel

This thread has morphed into a handy discussion of power feeders on the jointer, and I’m grateful for your replies. Of course I’m also happy for the original SCM upgrade! I think I used to put the

Robert, While I was combo shopping, I took a look at Brian’s BF631 (the Michigan machine). Although I ended up going with a new SCM combo instead, Brian’s machine is very clean. Obviously well

I own a Powermatic 20” Helical Head Planer - (209HH) - can anyone tell me where I can find rubber rollers to convert it? Do you simply remove the bed rollers? Feel free to educate me of my

Hi Netanel, As others have mentioned bracket fabrication is very simple however if you care of weld quality then you have to be picky. I just wanted a solid bracket and a local fabricator did a fine

This has been discussed here many times. I learned from David Best. The most important piece of kit for PF on jointer is smart stand. Its memo feature swings it in to the same place every time and the

David L asked if anyone uses a feeder on the jointer. I use it occasionally, mostly for large quantities and thick, heavy long material. I don’t care for it on 4/4, harder to take a bow out of

Netanel, My recommendation is yes for the sectional steel rollers in feed and chipbreaker. I have had at least six planers from 24 inches to 40 inches all with sectional infeed and chipbreaker and

Hi Netanel, Most likely this is not the case but just want to be sure that you have verified that there is an adequate mounting surface on this machine for PF attachment. On at least some Felder

I live in the San Francisco area, so we have a bit more than 50,000 :) I am still not sure if I want a power feeder. my current J/P is the Hammer A3-31, with a bed length of 1400, so even when I used

Fitting a power feeder to the SCM jointer should be an easy task for any machinist or fabricator. I don’t remember where you live, but if your residence has at least 50,000 people there will be more