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Hi Joel, Next thing you'll hook it up to that 600hp Porsche...My son wants to go for a ride next time you're up. Was that a new 7.5hp motor you hung on the bandsaw. I know the Kay 1A will start the

I ordered the moister meter from ShopSmith's web site last night and received a e-mail this morning informing me that the item was no longer available. I guess you can't win them all. Rich

Hello all! I just got a 7.5 hp 3 phase motor for my 3.5 hp 24 inch bandsaw. I have a Kay industries 5.5 hp rotary phase converter. It did not start the 7.5 hp motor consistently enough to be

-Thanks for the added information. I now have a the meter ordered. Rich wrote: direct regarding retail. your cart. soon as don't wonder if meter

Rich, It is 50% off, I just went through the process, and the discount will show up. It's not apparent on any of the pages, but when you get to your total cost it is listed as $127 + shipping and tax.

Rich, Aha! I should have included more information... since I provided a direct link to the item, you didn't get to see the following message regarding their sale prices: --- Important Pricing Notice

I just went to the ShopSmith's web site to look at the moisture meter at 50% off. I couldn't find anything on sale, the meter is listed for 254.95, when I checked the link to there items on sale page

Hi guys, This month on time if have posted the new special for May. Please go to the files section and check out this months special. Wolfgang PS: I am always open to suggestions for items you want to

If any of you are looking for a moisture meter but couldn't justify te expense, you can get a Wagner Inspector Pro-Line L606 for $127 over at Shopsmith's web site. They have a bunch of stuff marked

More in the continuing saga of designing my shop... My shop is in my basement and doesn't have any windows in the shop area. In addition to dust collection, I also have a need for ventilation at times

Hi Steve! This will work, but be aware that any restriction of the blower exhaust directly affects the performance of the dust collector (just like a dirty filter). It is common to use a larger duct

Yea, I've been watching that unit for several days. Someone please bid the price up, so I won't be tempted. - Jason G

Please take a moment and vote in the 2 polls about dust collection and ducting. Thanks! http://www.egroups.com/polls/felder-woodworking

Enter your vote today! Check out the new poll for the felder-woodworking group: What type of hose or ducting are you using with dust collection? o Felder hose direct to machine o Other flexible hose

Since some of you guys have been talking about buying a cyclone collector recently (Oneida, etc.), you might want to check out ebay item No. 316951234 (Industrial Dust Collector). Its Grainger's

Enter your vote today! Check out the new poll for the felder-woodworking group: What type of dust collection are you using? o Felder AF22 o Felder AF22 LN (low noise) o Felder Other (AF10) o Cyclone

Rick: I finally got an answer back from our R&D department regarding the variable frequency drive (VFD). I'll like to comment again to your questions: 1. The industrial scoring unit is not possible

My experience with having Forrest rebore and then resharpen the blades has been excellent. They did 4 blades for me. I think Felder USA is recommending them also. Take care, John Renzetti

Steve, The CF731 shots you posted that Scott sent you look great. No sense in re-inventing the wheel. I added three detail shots: Planer Controls, Planer Cutter Head, Planer outfeed view. Brad Ellison

While I haven't had the pleasure of visiting Sacramento, I did receive several jpgs of the CF 731 Pro via email from Scott. The CF 731 Pro is my future machine. I've taken the liberty of posting them