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Congratulations - Good luck selling your machine! Any comments on the new machines, you are one of the first to actually see them in person. Scott Slater scott@... www.studiouw.com

I believe those are Nordfab products. Their telephone number is 1-800-532-0830; they don't sell retail but will put you in touch with a local retail outlet. They made a reducer for me-Top quality

Well, boys 'n' girls, this is what comes of the "hell, as long as I'm going to Sacramento, I may as well stop by and look at the new machines - won't cost me anything to look, and I might be able to

Recently I saw a picture of a spiffy new ductwork system that features built-in gasketted snap-clamp fittings. The advantages to this system: fast installation, self-sealing, and easy to disassemble

Steve-Zip-screws and good quality duct tape are definitely the way to go, especially when your plans change, you get a new machine, and some duct disassembly is in order! Fifty gazillion sheet metal

Hey all, can you believe it... in this morning's classifieds was an ad in the "Free" section: "TEAK WOOD - salvaged from boat - in alley behind ...." The address was not far from my house, so I drove

Steve: I have an Oneida 1.5 HP cyclone with the 30 gauge piping.and haven't had any problems. Oneida I believe provides design help . They and other sources on the Internet sell fitting etc. Some of

Dennis, Good question, but no I can't claim the dog, I hastily posted a picture my other best project this morning to clarify that. I had intended to post a photo of my daughter when I posted the one

Hmm.. this happened to another of our members as well. You do appear to be in their system, so I had it send you a reauthorization number to your e-mail so you can set your password. Hope that helps.

I have to agree with Natalie, man are those big doors. What did they get used for? Your house? Lets see pictures of that place, please? I liked the tall wall case as well. Man I'm going to have to

Steve, have you looked at Penn State's cyclone collectors? American WW just did a test of DC systems, and Penn State faired well. They were less than the Oneida, but they have a larger cyclone not

...30 ga. working just fine, thank you - no collapsing, even with all the blast gates closed! -Philip Steve Kusterer wrote:

Tom, Thanks for the Kudo's! Steve, Those are big doors! Or, are you just short? The bookcase is beautiful. I don't regret not having hair on my face, or burly arms, but I'm might regret not having the

Geoff- I've tried a few times to get into the website with no luck. I registered but it doesn't recognize my password. I've also tried to change the password but that was taking so long I gave up. Any

Steve and Natalie, Thanks for posting pictures of your respective projects. Very inspiring works. The Member's file area is turning into quite a showroom/gallery. Let's keep it up. ..Geoff

I opened a file and posted a couple pics to sorta show who I am. Steve Jenkins

I agree about the subpanel, I have a 70 amp breaker feeding the detached garage, with a subpanel. I put in a small panel originally (6 circuits) but had to upgrade to a 12 circuit panel. Be aware that

Steve, I would contact Air Handling Systems and ask for the catalog as it has suggestions - www.airhand.com There is also a great book: Woodshop Dust Control by Sandor Nagyszalanczy List Price: $19.95

For my installation, which I am still setting up, I am going with "behind the wall" where the conduit would be visible and conduit where it is out of sight. I find conduit easier to run THHN wire for

Leo, If you post from the web site then you have to hit the send button twice. First time the message comes up as it will be sent, then the hitting "send" again posts the message. I've done this a