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Hi KP, Maybe not directly related to your question but something to consider. I really like the construction of our 25 yr old drawers. Key feature of interest is that the drawer front is part of the

Am embarking on making two large vanities for a master bath remodel and thinking through the process of making the drawer sides (solid poplar or maple) and bottom panel. What are your best practices

Trying to design without the machine on hand is tremendously difficult, been there, done that, a lot. I think the design could be done better and with smoother internal pasage ways. Brian

Thanks Brian. My plan was to use that as a model and redesign with a few changes including some way to secure it with James providing feedback. James seemed happy and I got distracted. Not having the

That is for 100mm metric hose, and it says not for commercial use. I would advise a re-design if Bill wants to print them. Brian Lambblamb11@...

Alex, are you suggesting single phase? martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com

That’s the one. Thanks Bram. James found it, and I printed it for him. Bill

Hi, The model Bill is showing is available on printables https://www.printables.com/model/361274-hammer-saw-dust-extraction-adapter Regards Bram

Imran & PK, Thanks! Very Nice video. I appreciate you sending this. His install of the internal hose was pretty much how I did it…interesting…except for one small detail. He took the dust chute

I am the recipient of Bill Belanger's prototype hose adapter. As he says, the prototype was on the thin side but it has held up well under moderate usage for almost a year. After installation, I had

LOL! Thanks Alex for lighting the mood. Imran Malik IAM Wood Creations https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

WOW! I am so surprised that no one in this group, that usually have a pretty robust sense of humor, haven't suggested the obvious other option. LOL Good luck making her happy.... and getting your

Ty, It is very difficult to comment on noise as people have different hearing capabilities. Frequency of concern has a range. Since you have not received it, I assume you have not actually heard it

My PTE010 that I ordered about a year ago is basically nails on a chalkboard to me. Unbearable. But back then, I made a post here and someone helped me pick out a specific type of sound dampening

One of the few benefits of losing hearing, I suppose. My PP is quiet, unless the cooling fan comes on. I have it in a utility room with the furnace and water heater, so neither of us normally hear it.

I have a PT40 I just go in a crate still waiting on the new shop in addition to my 7.5HP PP...so hopefully it will be quiet. Dave Davies <netanel.belgazal@...> wrote: -- Dave & Marie

I have a PP from the last year and the noise isn’t that bad. You can also install an on-off switch. When the unit is off you won’t be hearing any noise (and since you only use it for the J/P, the

Dave, I have to say that my new PTE015 is far quieter than my 3 year old PTE010 was.? I had heard they were working to make them quieter and subjectively I would say it is like half as loud as the

Ty It might be a trade off on the noise front. I have both an American Rotary and a Phase Perfect. I personally don't like the nose of the AR idler motor running nor the buzz of the PP. I do have my

Update - We were ready to pull the trigger on a Phase perfect and encountered an objection I was not expecting.? The hissing / buzzing sound coming from the unit is very objectionable to my wife's