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I guess it's only $369. I just bought one. I'll report on it once I get it. Bill Bélanger wrote:

OK< found this... https://powerfeeder.alladd.com/pricing.html Looks like about 500 bucks with shipping. BB wrote:

Hi Chris, If you get the 220V version, you can wire it directly to your saw. This eliminates an extra wire to a wall plug from the feeder. It also powers up the feeder when you power up the saw. Not

Try this? https://www.facebook.com/al.ladd.52/videos/1363631027419187 Bill wrote:

Bill, I couldn't get to the video. Chris, The smart stand is well worth the money. Dave Davies wrote:

Speaking of Comatic, For those with Facebook, check this out... https://www.facebook.com/100001990031832/videos/1363631027419187/ I found it very interesting.. Bill Bélanger

Shop gear was great to work with. Fast shipping. No reason not to get the standard 110v unless you have a 220 outlet that’s more convenient. Don’t have the smart stand but I wish the had the

Getting ready to order a comatic DC-40 and had a few questions for the group. Is shop gear the best place to order from? Any recommendations on 110 or 220v? Any other things to consider or accessories

Requests for public pricing:? As is, where is. $1800. Will palletize for shipping if necessary. See photos. I can send a video of machine in operation. Ed

Imran, thanks for sharing this, and Steve, thanks for your additional input.? I have a Hammer C3 at my home shop but haven't had any issues (2 years ownership). But I'll check it out next time I'm in

Thanks for all the replies, Bill

Mike Bemis’ post on his internal version is here:

Details on my version of the pneumatic sweep is in the files section here:

Hi Bill, I have decided to stay with manual cleaning. David Best has shared here (I think it is in files section) how to add a pneumatic cylinder. His cylinder mounts on the exterior, so cylinder body

Imran, Can you share some details about how you mounted the pneumatic cylinder on your RL125? Thanks, Bill

Thanks Steve. I checked with Chris and he confirmed that same screws were the culprit. Imran

Yes, as the blade is raised or lowered the bolts end up moving in those tracks.

Steve, Thanks again. Interesting, I see the slots and tracks around the bolts. Do does the assembly rotate to go up and down? Imran

Here's a picture of my arbor and riving knife bar without that guard.? You can see the one bolt at top right, and another behind the belt at lower left.? Both of them are in "channels", which is why

Hi Steve, Thanks for sharing these details. Since I don’t have K3 and yes video is not that great but I could almost make out that it was the horizontal bar to which riving knife is mounted. Here is