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This is a complete guess, but at 400 amps, you most likely have 208. Three phase in commercial areas is almost exclusively 208 or 440, and you don’t usually see 440 until you get into 800 amps or

Yes, 10-3 is fine, and 208 is absolutly the most common 3 phase voltage. First, is possible there is 480/277 (those are two voltages that are part of the same system, like 120/208; if you have one

I thought about those shaper sanders but also thought about the speed and related problems. I ended up getting a stand alone Grizzly that has about 10 spindles. First off my not a huge fan of

I was about to say the same thing and recommend the Rigid sander. I bought the Rigid shortly after buying the schleiffix and have been using the Rigid ever since. I forgot I had the Schleiffix and

Glen, if you have access to an outlet and a multimeter that measures AC voltages as high as 480V, you can simply measure the AC voltage across pairs of outlet terminals. Be careful not to create a

Thanks David. I suspected that I could not slow the shaper adequately. My heart is set on oscillating spindle Sander with cast iron table but it is way down on priority list. I had heard and read that

208 is common along with 220 Basically the lower the volts the higher the amp draw and of course larger wires with lower volts. You can put buck and boost to jack currents up i.e. 208 to 220. If you

Yes, I have used them and sold them off. They run too fast, don’t oscillate, burn up paper quickly. This is a better alternative

Yes, I have used them and sold them off. They run too fast, don’t oscillate, burn up paper quickly. This is a better alternative

I have a question regarding 3 phase power, as some of you know I am trying to decide between Felder and Martin. A s I am trying to work out the little details, I am questioning the power that my new

Has anyone used Felder schleiffix sanding drums? They are in xmas catalog. I will have to go to the shop to check how slow I can run the shaper. I would also like to know if paper is held well by this

Thanks Brian, I will likely feed at the same range as original. Should be the highest speed when I couple the motor to the gearbox? Marlowe [felder-woodworking] <felder-woodworking@...>

Pretty much any current manufacture motor will run on a VFD, the trick is how much above and below the standard 60hz you can run. I would say from 30hz to 120hz on most motors. My CNC mill runs from

I am considering replacing an uber complex mechanical variable speed drive (feed system on a Griggio planer) with a VFD. I already bought a new C faced 3 phase motor and have a drive that will work ,

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This is what I use and it works well.? Also used on bandsaw. Julie To: FOG <felder-woodworking@...> Sent: Tuesday, 6 December 2016, 0:43 Subject: Re: [felder-woodworking] Extension

I don't know if this is suitable for a shaper, but it works great for my jointer. General International out of Canada has collapsible accordion style roller stands that collapse down to about 2 foot

I bought them from Martin in US when our dollar was in better shape. I do have that mounting piece for the round bar to F rails ?that Dave mentioned if you find your interested in getting one.

John, Where did you buy the Aigner product in Canada? Thanks, James <felder-woodworking@...> wrote:

Simantech Inc carries the full range of Aigner (and I think they use Martin as a distributor :-)). Their website is up and running, has all the prices if you need to compare costs to the Felder unit