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Without taking this thread too far off track, I thought I’d respond to the original poster’s question regarding pneumatic blast gates. I’m using the Nordfab SD and NFES blast gates, which are

thank you! On Sunday, February 5, 2017, 'david@bestservices IMAP 2' david@... [felder-woodworking] < felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

John, I've used a Festo track saw since the early 90's and love the tool.... best non-saw-guard ever with the saw body retracting up above the table..., bought the top Festool Jig saw (very

Patrick, The link is to a pdf in the FOG > Files folder. Navigate there - you’re looking for a file called "RL-160 Pneumatic Filter Sweep Modification.pdf” At the time, I was too lazy to integrate

Cliff, Pricey, but would one of these Mirka vacuum hoses with integrated cord help at all?

Another happy Deros user here. Used heavily and has proven reliable. The early batch of Deros switches proved not to be up to the task. Reengineered, the newer ones are working well so far. Though I

Cliff, I have two of the 1hp models, one is the Rolair JC10, which has the same Chinese sourced oilless compressor motor that Cal Air Tool upgraded their line to in late 2015, the other more recent

Hi Jonathan. The AF 16 is listed at 3HP which probably means you're some distance short on pressure and CFM capability vs a CV Max or an RL 160. My CV pulls a bit over 4 HP with one 160mm drop open.

Mac, that sounds sensible. I can’t remember how many filters the RL250 has (I think 12), which are like columns and hung vertically. Like yours mine has compressed air outlets situated at the top of

Hi David,?My air pulse system has its own compressor on the Dust Hog and builds each individual programmed charge. I don't think my system is as large as yours though.My unit puts the charge

Yes please, no rush though im jut trying to calculate my lines and compressor sizing. I think i should be good for what i need with the 4hp 20gal California and 3/4 main lines. 3/4 drops 3/8 or 1/4?

David i got a message "error occured during download". Could you try and re post Thank you, On Sunday, February 5, 2017, 'david@bestservices IMAP 2' david@... [felder-woodworking] <

Unfortunately in my world Makita and Dewalt aren't even a consideration for sanders. I use alot of Makita but won't own Dewalt for love nor money. ?I've been using Festool sanders for 9 years now

mirka deros is great , mine works hard every day and is 2 years old now . so much lighter and easier to use than anything else out there . I had 2 makita random orbit before , they lasted well but

On the Martin that interests you, yes, the table saw will need pneumatic for the rip fence to move. Very little air needed. I highly recommend the Mac air clamps to go with that. On the shaper, no air

David shows what he has setup, on the units from Felder you don't see the cylinder. I have some pics somewhere if your interested. John [felder-woodworking] <felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

You have to buy Festool if you want it all integrated and a place to store the hose. I know your not a fan but they have exactly what you want. Watch them Mirka sanders, I've talked to 3 different

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So what when i power the machine down it sneds a signal and moves the brushes over the filter or something like that. [felder-woodworking] <felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

On the RL160 its just an air cylinder that moves the brushes back and forth when the machine is shutdown. [felder-woodworking] <felder-woodworking@...> wrote: