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Good to know Imran, I knew the Hammer series had a DC Break, but had never questioned the Felder series having a regenerative break. That noted Ty, your first 3? tool is a bit of a gateway drug,

Netanel, It is the simplest one, DC Injection. Here are common methods in order of increasing complexity: DC Injection Dynamic Braking Regenerative Braking Plugging Imran Malik IAM Wood

Imran, so what is the break system they use for the 230V machines? anyway, if we are back to the original discussion, IMHO, the delta between the two models is low enough to go with the larger model

I don’t want to be a nuisance but I dislike misinformation. Felder machines that I am familiar with (Saw, Shaper, Jointer and Planer) do not have regenerative braking and would be surprised if any

On the PP you will need to go to an Enterprise (PTE) Model, as the Simple doesnt support the regenerative break (see https://www.phasetechnologies.com/products/phase-converters/phase-perfect - Model

PP told me the Simple version would not support the electronics of my saw. I do not have the comprehension of the issues to know why. I did get the more expensive model, and truly the difference was

Hello TY, There is a consensus that the digital phase converter is better than VFD. For your question, you should "ignore" the HP rating and look at the amp usage, theoretically the PTS007 should be

Hey thanks so much Derek! Beautiful work! Brian [email protected]> wrote:

Wow, what a warm welcome.? Thank you all for the quick and thoughtful responses.? I did intend to say 'VFD' earlier, must have been a late night typo. In researching the Phase Perfect, it appears I

Very cool, would love to see it in action.? Looks like with the elongated screw holes it could be made to work with other brands?

I designed this base for my Metabo trim router.? I've printed it but haven't done a project yet where I've had the opportunity to use it to see if it works. Jeff

Hello Ty, We switched from a Kay RPC to a Phase Perfect a couple years ago. ?Primarily because the RPC is 20 years old, and didn’t want to risk a failure at the wrong time. While the PP makes some

Hi Ty, Welcome and congratulations on the new old machine. I have one from 2011 with Tersa head. To your questions: “single phase VHDs are out for both power and power sensitivity reasons” I

Like I say Joe, I wouldn't bother most of the time but just depending on circumstances mentioned if it feels like it's worth the time.? I'm trying hard to stay small so only have staff 3 days a week

Steve, that is a much better design than mine! I wish I had a printer ... sigh. Regards from Perth Derek

My solution looks very much like Derek's first solution as well.? I can't remember if I saw Derek's solution before or after making mine, but the odds are good I saw his first and used that for

Hi Ty,? welcome to the FOG, I have a 2004 Dual 51, same hp as yours. I use 2 Kay Rotary PCs. 5hp and 7.5.? No issues with start and running. It does have soft start.?Take care John Sent from AOL

Hi all, Im Ty from Washington.?? We have a wood business in Whidbey Island, WA.? Last week I purchased a Format4 Dual 51 in CA and drove it home this weekend.? The machine was manufactured in

Thanks Derek. Nice explanation of your build. It is very well thought out and relatively simple to build. Thanks for sharing. Kevin [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Lucky! Regards from Perth Derek