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I kept my saw stop cabinet saw when I purchased my k700. I use that one for dado set up and some ripping operations. It's always nice to have available if I have the k700 set up with something

Possibly the odd opinion out here, but ripping with a track saw is also an option. Even before I had my slider that was better than ripping on my oliver 270d. There are some good fixtures options from

Hi H (what's your name?), Since you're asking, my suggestion would be to take the time to dial-in your sliding table so it's ~0.1mm-0.2mm above the cast iron. This alignment should prevent "dragging",

The slider has to be at least .003-.006” above the cast iron top or you will have dragging issues, especially if you clamp your material down. I have mine set at about .004” at the closest and I

Hi Kyle. Thanks, I looked at mouser, couldn't find anything that I needed in my area in 250v.......the majority are 400v -- Kindest Regards Jonathan Samways www.fineinteriorwoodwork.com

Hello. New Hammer K3 owner here. I am just now starting to do projects with my Hammer K3 sliding table saw and have noticed that what I previously read was true. Ripping on a sliding table is very

I was told by PP that generally higher startup loads and the PP loaded to the upper end of its rating will ?potentially cause the Capacitors to fail sooner in the older units, the more recent (maybe

KVDD, I have a Dremel 3D45 printer. I use Fusion 360 for design and Simplify 3D for a slicer. I print with PLA and vary the infill for strength. HTH Bill [email protected]> wrote:

Hi, I'd check Mouser: https://www.mouser.com/c/passive-components/capacitors/motor-start-capacitors-motor-run-capacitors/ Change the location and it should show you want is in stock in your area.?

Hi Jonathan, I enjoyed working with you and learning about Andalusia ? I confirmed with Felder that the brake board has no switch in the ground path, which could have explained the blowing of the

Hi all. An update that may help someone in the future. So after lots of testing with the help of Imran of this parish, we established it was the 24v side that was causing the problem. The spindle was

Those are looking good Bill! A question out of curiosity, what machine and material do you print such parts? As I can image not every 3D printer will make these parts sturdy enough. I don't have a 3D

My PP is also 20 years old and I have had no issues and never had to replace the capacitors. David Best - via mobile phone

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My PP is nearing 20 years old, and I've never had a problem.? ?It sits outside without cover (gets rained on) and the powder coating is peeling in a few places however.

I was involved in a discussion over at sawmill with a guy who is having to replace his capacitors in Phase Perfect once a year.? He uses multiple 3-phase CNC machines that really stress the startup

That's clever and easy to source too.? Thank you for sharing. -- Michael Garrison Stuber

*Tom* - the last two videos I posted were with the saw blades completely removed (both main blade and scoring blade).? That being said, I do not have any resin/debris on any saw teeth and my

Hi Joshua, In my understanding the PP is mainly semi conductor based.? As a Product Manager for Siemens I learned that the product failures follow a "bathtub curve" with relatively high product

Has anyone replaced the capacitors? I bought a 30hp phase perfect used 2 years ago and phase perfect told me to keep extra capacitors on hand in case they needed to be replaced. Does anyone else do