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I don't know the specifics of those machines. Yes, the "manufactured" leg is the "high leg".? Brief summary of the issue here. We typically refer to the three phase conductors as L1, L2, and L3.?

I hope I’m not hijacking this thread but I’m currently trying to sort out the line connections on several 3 phase machines running off of my 20HP Phoenix rotary phase converter . For the record

Garrison This drill press is pretty handy could be better at the moment the turret has issues so I use one spindle and a Rohm hand chuck. I have 4 speed options ,high / low ,,, turn machine on

Well, I meant that abstractly, in the sense that it "manufactures" three phases out of one phase, and that is is only "converting" phases, unlike a transformer which also changes voltage, and I was

Too bad, I would have loved to do a quiet hiring :) Bill

Mark, I was merely saying that the following statement is wrong: “It takes voltage in that is 180° phased, and shifts to 120° phased” No phase converter does this. A static converter (I doubt

David:That is helpful. I’m learning more about hardware, tolerances and ranges, and a bit of a sanity check. Thanks. Mike D. Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Imran, I don't know what your trying to say here.? But I was just trying to address the use of the term "manufacture" that Brett used.? This word is very often used in the context of phase

According to my records, the actual specified blade length for the N4400 is as follows: Minimum: 3950mm (155.5” or 12’ -11?") Recommended: 3980mm (156.7” or 13’ -?”) Maximum: 4000mm

Jason:Thanks, Yep,?first thing I did… fired-up, ready to re-saw some 9” x ?8/4?cherry. Then reality sets in. Well,?this is my mistake. The saw?specs are at 13’, the Starrett website

I have the Felder 90-degree 120mm to 120mm hose elbow. I bought 120mm hose so didn't need an adapter. My only complaint with the Feldor elbow is that it is a "hard" 90, nothing at all sweeping about

I was asking about what filament type in the 3d printer.... ninjaflex? Nylon? ABS? etc. -Bob

Mike Have you tried to mount the blade? There is definitely a range that will work given the upper wheel adjustment. I'd give it a shot before having it shortened. Jason Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture

Thanks for the responses, I have come across your parallel fence which is very nice but unfortunately haven't been able to afford them including the shipping as im based in Aus. The one from Felder is

Rod, I assume you use gmail in the browser. It appears Reply To Group and Reply To Sender does not include the previous conversation. I always click on the reply icon at the top right corner. James

I sugest to take the machine apart clean fix or repair parts and re assemble. This is a simple machine not a rocket any one can do it than u will understand what u have. Service people will charge way

I’m happy to make anything there is a demand for… Bill

Before you have someone run out there, have you sprayed penetrating oil on the parts that accomplish the raise lower? Marlowe McGraw [email protected]> wrote:

Hello everyone, I have an older (1994) BF6-41 that needs service. I bought it used and I am trying to get it up and running.? the table saw blade wont raise or lower.? is there anyone near Ohio that

Well maybe Bill needs to add a right angle adapter to his collection. If it helps Felder offers 120 to 100 straight adapter Art. No. 02.2.021