Re: Another extension cord question.
Alex (and others)
It¡¯s all 1 phase.. so that would be this?
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Could someone direct me to the correct Hubble twist locks??
and does the receptacle need to be Hubble lock acceptable or something??
total noob here!
I do not mind going overboard. I plan on having another slider in the future that has more horse. This slider will just gets me by on this job I¡¯m working on now and luckily it paid for itself!
thank you so much again everyone. Such a great help.
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Re: Another extension cord question.
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On Feb 1, 2020, at 17:30, Alex Bowlds < aabj@...> wrote: #10 SO Cord will handle 30 amps with the correct twist lock cord caps. ?That will easily handle the 5hp load, and the 30¡¯ length is not a problem for voltage loss. ?If you want an extra safety margin, you can increase it to #8 SO cord, though that may be a bit overkill. ? Have the electrician mount the outlet next to the service panel in the garage, with the appropriate size breaker. ?You can easily build the extension cords to meet your needs. ?If you plan to run multiple machines at the same time, such as a dust collector, and the planer, you will need two, or more, outlets, with cords sized appropriately.
Just don¡¯t use an extension cord that has wire too small for the breaker that is installed in the panel for that outlet.
Alex ? I¡¯ll get straight to it. We are stuck in a rental for the next year maybe two years and Ian not wanting to run wire from the breaker box 30¡¯ to the other side of the garage where the machines will be located. It has be completed by a licensed bonded electrician. And the quote was a fortune. I got several quotes as a matter of fact. The quote was a third less if I chose to have the receptacles next to the breaker box.?
So, I want to run extension cords but am weary (rightfully so probably)?
I need to know what is the Longest run that is suitable for:
- k 500 professional 1phase?
-grizzly?G0858 jointer
-grizzly G1033X 5hp. Planer
-Oneida v3000 Hepa.?
thank you for your help!
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Re: Another extension cord question.
#10 SO Cord will handle 30 amps with the correct twist lock cord caps. ?That will easily handle the 5hp load, and the 30¡¯ length is not a problem for voltage loss. ?If you want an extra safety margin, you can increase it to #8 SO cord, though that may be a bit overkill. ? Have the electrician mount the outlet next to the service panel in the garage, with the appropriate size breaker. ?You can easily build the extension cords to meet your needs. ?If you plan to run multiple machines at the same time, such as a dust collector, and the planer, you will need two, or more, outlets, with cords sized appropriately.
Just don¡¯t use an extension cord that has wire too small for the breaker that is installed in the panel for that outlet.
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On Feb 1, 2020, at 3:58 PM, Michael Glaser <1michaelglaser1@...> wrote:
? I¡¯ll get straight to it. We are stuck in a rental for the next year maybe two years and Ian not wanting to run wire from the breaker box 30¡¯ to the other side of the garage where the machines will be located. It has be completed by a licensed bonded electrician. And the quote was a fortune. I got several quotes as a matter of fact. The quote was a third less if I chose to have the receptacles next to the breaker box.?
So, I want to run extension cords but am weary (rightfully so probably)?
I need to know what is the Longest run that is suitable for:
- k 500 professional 1phase?
-grizzly?G0858 jointer
-grizzly G1033X 5hp. Planer
-Oneida v3000 Hepa.?
thank you for your help!
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Re: Another extension cord question.
Michael, I do this in my shop, by choice. All my outlets are congregated next to the electrical board. Then I have extension cords in appropriately sized flex, and run these at the ceiling and zip tied to extraction runs.?
I like this installation method for two reasons: it¡¯s cheaper as the electrician can wire up outlets side by side with a minimum of fuss, materials and labour. And while the flex extensions and plugs on either end aren¡¯t cheap, it means I can easily move my machines around and not worry about outlets being in the wrong place.?
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On 2 Feb 2020, at 10:16 am, Michael Glaser <1michaelglaser1@...> wrote:
?I don¡¯t mind having multiple cords. Because I can take them with me after we move.
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Re: Another extension cord question.
I don¡¯t mind having multiple cords. Because I can take them with me after we move.
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Re: Another extension cord question.
Wire is wire, make your own extension cords in the appropriate gauge. I have wired a pig tail on a couple machines and share one big extension cord. If cost is a real concern maybe you could share just one extension cord till you move.
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[Edited Message Follows] I¡¯ll get straight to it. We are stuck in a rental for the next year maybe two years and I am not wanting to run wire from the breaker box 30¡¯ to the other side of the garage where the machines will be located. It has be completed by a licensed bonded electrician. And the quote was a fortune. I got several quotes as a matter of fact. The quote was a third less if I chose to have the receptacles next to the breaker box.?
So, I want to run extension cords but am weary (rightfully so probably)? I need to know what is the Longest run that is suitable for:
-k 500 professional 1phase? -grizzly?G0858 jointer
-grizzly G1033X 5hp. Planer
-Oneida v3000 Hepa.?
thank you for your help!
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Another extension cord question.
I¡¯ll get straight to it. We are stuck in a rental for the next year maybe two years and I am not wanting to run wire from the breaker box 30¡¯ to the other side of the garage where the machines will be located.
It has be completed by a licensed bonded electrician. And the quote was a fortune. I got several quotes as a matter of fact. The quote was a third less if I chose to have the receptacles next to the breaker box.?
So, I want to run extension cords but am weary (rightfully so probably)?
I need to know what is the Longest run that is suitable for:
-k 500 professional 1phase?
-grizzly?G0858 jointer
-grizzly G1033X 5hp. Planer
-Oneida v3000 Hepa.?
thank you for your help!
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Hi Bill,
I've got a 424-111 (I don't remember the number but that must be it) that I no longer need. I bought it for my 2012 CF741 combo. I eventually sold that machine and bought separates, including a Profil45 and I had to buy a different router spindle for it. The spindle is as good as new with little use (I'm a hobbyist). There are no collets because I use them on my new machine. but they're not expensive. I'd sell it for half price, plus a few bucks for shipping. Give me a call if you'd like, 801 647-2919
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Re: Vibrating cyclone filters clean
This is the type of vibrator I use.german ?I will reinstall some day on my system. Shown with 14¡± broom for reference.? Omron programmable timer for din rail Shown.
 Designing and building for 47 years
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On Feb 1, 2020, at 12:41 PM, Airtight: Clamps by Air Compression via Groups.Io <airtightclamps@...> wrote:
? The concrete vibrators would work better some thing electric so you can control the cycles by programmable timers Designing and building for 47 years On Feb 1, 2020, at 12:14 PM, Brett Wissel <Brettwissel@...> wrote:
? Randy, fear not - so long as you are sealed back up, I'm sure you are fine. I just added a leg this week and had to re-check all the clear inlet fittings, the Dynaflex 230 waterbased elastomer is the answer for us for leaks/seals. Also, I checked the top of our cyclone, we do have the same accumulation in our cyclone as you do, no worries. I was impressive that Bill Pentz himself (my hero for dust solutions) answered that conversation the way he did!
Joe - Oops - the internet is full of ahem "organic" answers to innocent questions. this link will give you options and sizes.? On Sat, Feb 1, 2020 at 12:08 PM Randy Child via Groups.Io <strongman_one= [email protected]> wrote:
I have the same issue with build up at the top of the cyclone like the video shows..I was assured by the inventor Bill Pentz that this is not an issue and does not hurt anything.. I however jumped the gun before I found out from Bill to just leave it, I ended up drilling a 2" hole so I could get my shape vac inside and suck all the sawdust out.. I plugged the hole with a plumbing type plug that expands in the opening as you tighten it and it works very well, but wished I had just left it alone as Bill suggested..sometimes I act in haste and end up regretting it even though it hurt nothing and the suction is still as good as before I drilled it..
On Saturday, February 1, 2020, 09:24:52 AM PST, Brett Wissel < brettwissel@...> wrote:
I submit that I am still working on the ideal solution, but this one screwed to the base of the filters of the clearvue cvmax is not shaking loose and moving a surprising amount off the filters! See video. Bought off Amazon, it's a GT13 size, I just guessed at a good petformance/cost ratio. Sure beats the conventional cleaning method to keep system optimized.
-- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd (at Shaw Blvd) St Louis, MO 63110 314.772.2167 brett@...
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Re: Airlines for new shop
I installed the Rapid Air rigid aluminum several years ago. ?Expensive, but quick install and easy add/remove parts. ?I¡¯ve been happy with it.
I will be running airlines in the new shop soon.? I had been assuming I'd use Rapid Air.? If I do use that, would you do the hard lines or the roll. With the roll it looks like you need a straightener.? Or should I do copper?
I don't use a ton of air.? I have an old Quincy 60 gallon with a 325 pump. I set it up with a 3HP motor so it runs slow.? I could change to a 5HP and double the speed to like 900 RPM.? I was thinking 3/4" lines would be fine.? I will use my current hose reel and add a couple more and a couple of machines need air.
Advice welcome.
PS, ordered all the Nordfab and the local licensed seller was cheapest.? Cheaper than Griz, etc.
Gary Blasingame 195 Red Fox RunAthens, Georgia 30605706-353-8629706-540-2130 (Cell)garyblasingame@...
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Same with the Kappa 550. On Jan 26, 2020, at 6:59 PM, david@... wrote:
It would appear that Felder has changed the remote start setup - at least for the USA. ? ?My Kappa 400 xMotion has two green ON buttons for remote start - one for the main saw blade, a second one for the scoring saw. ? This photo is taken from the Felder video on their web site documenting the remote start switches, and my Kappa 400 is exactly like this, and both buttons trigger the start function wirelessly:
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On that same web page is a photo that documents a START and a STOP button, and a couple of users here have confirmed their machines are configured in this manner:
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I appears the single start switch turns on both the main saw blade AND the scoring unit, which would drive me absolutely crazy, since my scoring saw automatically elevates into position when turned on. ? I may be misinterpreting this and would love to hear from a user with the newer style remote if that single switch does in fact fire up both saw and scoring units. ? ?If it does not, then do you still have to crawl under the plywood sheet mounted to the slider to start the scoring unit? ??
This seems illogical to me. ? Perhaps there is another switch somewhere that configures the single remote start button as to whether it starts only the main saw, or both the main saw and scoring. ? I would much rather have independent start buttons for ?saw and scorer than a stop button, since you can easily reach the stop switch on the face of the machine after cutting panel goods.
For decades Felder has maintained that putting a remote stop switch on the slider was not allowed by regulation since it was a wireless connection, and thus ¡°unsafe¡±. ? Now it appears, based on Mark¡¯s testimony, they have added a wired circuit at least for the STOP function. ? I wonder if this setup conforms to European regulations.
David Best
My machine is a KF700 or 700S (I cant recall what the differnece is)
My slider has a remote start, but no remote stop (which is a bit frustrating).??
Having had the experience, I would go for a saw with a remote stop as it would be much more convenient (none of the stop switches are conveniently located when you are cutting big sheets).
Cheers
David
Gary Blasingame 195 Red Fox RunAthens, Georgia 30605706-353-8629706-540-2130 (Cell)garyblasingame@...
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Re: Felder HS slot cutter for sale
#forsale
The cutters came in a set and that was the package. ?I guess they left room for?¡°expansion¡± of the set, though I didn¡¯t¡¯ find any other sizes in?the online store. The set is?pictured in the link. Don¡¯t?know if the complete print catalog has others.?
David
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Re: Felder HS slot cutter for sale
#forsale
just curious? what happened to #6, 18, and 20?
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On 2/1/20 2:36 PM, woundedhog53 wrote:
I have a set of HSS Felder slot cutting bits in original box,
never used or chucked. ?Sold the mortising attachment, as I
decided to go to a chisel mortiser. ?
Current catalog price $258.
Will sell for $200, including shipping.
David
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I have a set of HSS Felder slot cutting bits in original box, never used or chucked. ?Sold the mortising attachment, as I decided to go to a chisel mortiser. ?
Current catalog price $258.
Will sell for $200, including shipping.
David
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Re: Vibrating cyclone filters clean
The concrete vibrators would work better some thing electric so you can control the cycles by programmable timers Designing and building for 47 years
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On Feb 1, 2020, at 12:14 PM, Brett Wissel <Brettwissel@...> wrote:
? Randy, fear not - so long as you are sealed back up, I'm sure you are fine. I just added a leg this week and had to re-check all the clear inlet fittings, the Dynaflex 230 waterbased elastomer is the answer for us for leaks/seals. Also, I checked the top of our cyclone, we do have the same accumulation in our cyclone as you do, no worries. I was impressive that Bill Pentz himself (my hero for dust solutions) answered that conversation the way he did!
Joe - Oops - the internet is full of ahem "organic" answers to innocent questions. this link will give you options and sizes.? On Sat, Feb 1, 2020 at 12:08 PM Randy Child via Groups.Io <strongman_one= [email protected]> wrote:
I have the same issue with build up at the top of the cyclone like the video shows..I was assured by the inventor Bill Pentz that this is not an issue and does not hurt anything.. I however jumped the gun before I found out from Bill to just leave it, I ended up drilling a 2" hole so I could get my shape vac inside and suck all the sawdust out.. I plugged the hole with a plumbing type plug that expands in the opening as you tighten it and it works very well, but wished I had just left it alone as Bill suggested..sometimes I act in haste and end up regretting it even though it hurt nothing and the suction is still as good as before I drilled it..
On Saturday, February 1, 2020, 09:24:52 AM PST, Brett Wissel < brettwissel@...> wrote:
I submit that I am still working on the ideal solution, but this one screwed to the base of the filters of the clearvue cvmax is not shaking loose and moving a surprising amount off the filters! See video. Bought off Amazon, it's a GT13 size, I just guessed at a good petformance/cost ratio. Sure beats the conventional cleaning method to keep system optimized.
-- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd (at Shaw Blvd) St Louis, MO 63110 314.772.2167 brett@...
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Re: Vibrating cyclone filters clean
Ed,
I have used a 4" spare hose to recirculate from the cleanout port while running with success, but you have to have it directly on the port BEFORE you start the unit. However for cleaning the filters, I've found?it's better to leave the system powered down so the air pressure isn't pushing the dust against the filter media and instead drops to the bottom. Otherwise then it's just a quick swipe with the festool CTmidi with no risk of getting a facefull of dust the other way. :)
The unit is just mounts with a couple of 2" kreg screws and #8 washers on an eccentric to the filter housing, and the air line I installed a valve to easily kick on/off at intervals or when I notice the airflow decreasing. It's really only been an issue with this cyclone when we don't pay attention to the dust bin filling up and allow it to? overflow - but that's the biggest pain to clean up the filters and get running correctly again.
-- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd (at Shaw Blvd) St Louis, MO 63110 314.772.2167 brett@...
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Re: Vibrating cyclone filters clean
I just did the same search at the bar where I am skiing today, now all the ladies are giving me strange looks...LOL Regards, Mark
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On Feb 1, 2020, at 1:08 PM, bacchus6015 <dohertyj@...> wrote:
? Brett,
I like your filter cleaning solution.
When I searched Amazon for "Vibrators GT13" alternatives where found that have a more organic shape.
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Re: Vibrating cyclone filters clean
Neat idea. I wonder if it would help to shut all the gates and use a shop vac in the clean out port. Pulling a little air through the filters while it shakes loose might help. Would you mind posting a couple pics or a video of your install? I'm getting to mount my CV1800 soon and look for ideas on what others have done.
On Saturday, February 1, 2020, 12:21:08 PM EST, Brett Wissel <brettwissel@...> wrote:
I submit that I am still working on the ideal solution, but this one screwed to the base of the filters of the clearvue cvmax is not shaking loose and moving a surprising amount off the filters! See video. Bought off Amazon, it's a GT13 size, I just guessed at a good petformance/cost ratio. Sure beats the conventional cleaning method to keep system optimized.
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Re: Vibrating cyclone filters clean
Randy, fear not - so long as you are sealed back up, I'm sure you are fine. I just added a leg this week and had to re-check all the clear inlet fittings, the Dynaflex 230 waterbased elastomer is the answer for us for leaks/seals. Also, I checked the top of our cyclone, we do have the same accumulation in our cyclone as you do, no worries. I was impressive that Bill Pentz himself (my hero for dust solutions) answered that conversation the way he did!
Joe - Oops - the internet is full of ahem "organic" answers to innocent questions. this link will give you options and sizes.?
On Sat, Feb 1, 2020 at 12:08 PM Randy Child via Groups.Io <strongman_one= [email protected]> wrote:
I have the same issue with build up at the top of the cyclone like the video shows..I was assured by the inventor Bill Pentz that this is not an issue and does not hurt anything.. I however jumped the gun before I found out from Bill to just leave it, I ended up drilling a 2" hole so I could get my shape vac inside and suck all the sawdust out.. I plugged the hole with a plumbing type plug that expands in the opening as you tighten it and it works very well, but wished I had just left it alone as Bill suggested..sometimes I act in haste and end up regretting it even though it hurt nothing and the suction is still as good as before I drilled it..
On Saturday, February 1, 2020, 09:24:52 AM PST, Brett Wissel < brettwissel@...> wrote:
I submit that I am still working on the ideal solution, but this one screwed to the base of the filters of the clearvue cvmax is not shaking loose and moving a surprising amount off the filters! See video. Bought off Amazon, it's a GT13 size, I just guessed at a good petformance/cost ratio. Sure beats the conventional cleaning method to keep system optimized.
-- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd (at Shaw Blvd) St Louis, MO 63110 314.772.2167 brett@...
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Re: Vibrating cyclone filters clean
I have the same issue with build up at the top of the cyclone like the video shows..I was assured by the inventor Bill Pentz that this is not an issue and does not hurt anything.. I however jumped the gun before I found out from Bill to just leave it, I ended up drilling a 2" hole so I could get my shape vac inside and suck all the sawdust out.. I plugged the hole with a plumbing type plug that expands in the opening as you tighten it and it works very well, but wished I had just left it alone as Bill suggested..sometimes I act in haste and end up regretting it even though it hurt nothing and the suction is still as good as before I drilled it..
On Saturday, February 1, 2020, 09:24:52 AM PST, Brett Wissel <brettwissel@...> wrote:
I submit that I am still working on the ideal solution, but this one screwed to the base of the filters of the clearvue cvmax is not shaking loose and moving a surprising amount off the filters! See video. Bought off Amazon, it's a GT13 size, I just guessed at a good petformance/cost ratio. Sure beats the conventional cleaning method to keep system optimized.
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