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Agree with Brian G on his points about rolling offsets - I have employed them with my Nordfab kit and they are a bit shorter and a good bit more efficient in terms of loss versus sticking to strictly

So, curious minds want to know, what was the issue? Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Thank you for your comments. They’ve been helpful. I finally was able to remove the ring.

Finally getting to the Plano press. I think I see Brian’s installation is where press is not sitting on the floor but Stuebgen’s appears to be on floor. I have baseboards that stick out from wall

The only time I see anyone use the Esquire title are spammers out of Africa. -- Bill Hope ( https://dnisw.com ) -- Measure it with a micrometer, mark it with chalk, cut it with a Hammer

Google “pipe offset” and “rolling offset”, and there are calculators. With 45s and 90s you can make any angle you need, just “roll” it. That’s a 45 degree fitting that runs at 15ish into

Nordfab has flexible pipe sections, not just rigid pipe. I think they are a bit more costly than a comparable length of the rigid Nordfab piping. Check their website to see if any of their flexible

This is a drop I have kind of in the middle of the shop. I use it for my bandsaw and my drum sander, so I use a Nordfab rolled flange on all the pieces and I can quick change from one tool to the

I would be interested in seeing pictures of what you mention above.

I am going to do a quick sketchup. It’s not like that, the way it will be laid out. Because of overhead doors and the footprint of the shop the collector is on one side next to a 9 ft wall and I

I assume you are running the main branch down the middle at the peak of the ceiling? Standard Y’s should get the branch running down the slope of the ceiling, it’s when you want to come off the

Right. You plan on the long runs where you can use the slip adapters Bill

Joe, without seeing a potential layout it's extremely hard to offer advice but in my delusional mind and see a solution that only relies on ready made pieces using tees and large radius elbows. No

With good planning the nordfab has the flexibility you’ll need. Don’t cheat yourself, do it right the first time. You’ll never look up at the nordfab and say gee I wish I had some pieces of junk

My shop has 9 foot sidewalls and vaulted ceilings. I am going to run the Nordfab duct up on the ceiling to maximize clearance overhead.? I have 3 options as I see it: 1) order custom elbows.?

I'd chalk up spinning the cutters on the shaft to your learning curve. I think we've all done it early on. The trick I have found is to always make sure the spacers and the head nut have enough

Dennis, I do not have this machine so not sure what the spindle looks like. One thing that has happened to some people, including me, who are new to shapers is when the spindle is run without the

Hard to say from the description, pictures would help, but you could have possibly spun the cutter body and the lower bushing on the spindle and galled or friction welded the pieces on there. The area

I purchased a C-31 comfort this year. Felder does not sell cutters to fit the 1.25” spindle they had installed so I purchased some from Rangate. I used it for the second time a few days ago to cut

so? martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell 608-824-0023 fax airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com Designing and building for 47 years