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I’ve had 2 Oneida smart collectors and they work well. What I hated was trying to empty the 35 gallon drums. I tried that plastic insert that’s supposed to make it easier to pull out the bag,

Tom here's what on the website. The biggest problem is getting the CFM out of Felders crappy dust collection at saw source but that's another over discussed problem. One other word of warning, get the

Thank you for all of the responses guys, this is very helpful. John, I am getting 850 cfm from the Felder catalog, but it's important to note that it's at 8.8" of static water lift. Looking at the

Excellent!

Do you mean you would buy a Quincy? Tom

Don't know where you guys get a flow of 850 cfm with the RL160. My testing on multiple occasions showed 1000 minimum with a high of 1350 using 6" PVC duct with testing done between 35' and 60' of run.

Your shop layout is similar to mine. You might consider a T-layout for the main trunk instead of an L - that way it you ever put in a shaper over near the Mortiser, you’ll have ducting on that side

Hey Tom, Looks like you've been busy planning! Exciting times. The first thing I noticed in what you wrote that all the other machines will share a circuit. I personally would advise against that.

If I were looking for an air compressor under 20 hp I would buy anything but Quincy piston type. I have owned several different brands of compressors Including 50 hp screws. Quincy are quite, long

What a fantastic source of knowledge you all are. Brian L, I love this idea.

Thank you for the feedback, The KF700S isn't ordered quite yet, hopefully in the next few weeks. I was planning on the 9'/2800mm, but using the Shop Planner software on the Grizzly website it turns

One 90 degree long radius at either 6" or the 8" would not do much damage in terms of air flow impedance. Doing two long straight runs would introduce more joints, right?

Joe, Your shop and home is fantastic, and that 3D scan technology is amazing. ?Such a great idea by your realtor. ?I think it really shines for this use. ?Good luck on your sale and I am sure you

Nice layout, obviously a lot of thought put in. Similar to Anthony's thread about his addition, the comment about workpiece / stock placement & movement is important to repeat although I think you

Brian, Graph paper and scaled cut outs works beautifully and is what I have done in the past.? In this case I wanted a project to help figure out Fusion360 so granted I went a bit overboard, but it

Sang Luu, There is an additional space I am not showing in this layout that will hold my CNC and sheet good storage and likely longer term lumber storage as well. ? In my past shops I too didn’t

Here's another try at inserting pictures. ?The closeup shows the divot missing from the tire. ?Not sure how that happened. ?I estimate I have under 10 hours on the machine. Regards, ?Vic

Thanks Bill! Not shown is a FAT-300 or FAT-300S I plan on eventually acquiring, and I have two MFT/3 tables that ride around in my Sprinter that I can always bring inside if I need more assembly

While searching for information about hide glue I ran across the following comparison about three types of glue that I thought might be a change of pace for this group. ?this came from Tools for

Tom, Looks like a really nice setup! My only suggestion is that it looks like you need more workspace/workbench/assembly table etc. Bill Belanger