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Mike, Could you provide pictures of your M503L? Thx, Wade

I also have the Oneida V-System 3000 cyclone and have been quite pleased with it. Included with it was a "Dust Sentry" which alerts you when the bin is full. Similar to Andy above, there were issues

I just made a rolling cart for the bin and put it under the cyclone. I have a magnetic coupler I made on the cnc to attach the hose from the bottom of the cyclone to the bin. When it’s time to empty

Oneida sells a 10” rotary airlock that fits some of their larger cyclone models. It drops collected dust and shavings into a bin of your choice. The bin can be a large trash can or rolling bin that

Ed, Based on what I am paying to ship my new edge sander, this would not make sense for the HS950... Unless you have a shipping connection/hookup. PK

Lucky, You are a wise man.? In my ultimate setup, I would agree.? Alas the new shop is 990 sqft and take out the bathroom the interior space is 870 sqft.? More than double what I have now, but the

I installed the M503L on my rip fence without much trouble. Now, I'm looking at the KF700 outrigger and I don't see an elegant solution. Can someone share pictures of how they installed theirs?

i think i have two but you'd have to pay shipping.

I am wondering what will be shipping cost to Virginia? Just an approximate? Ed.

David, Excellent work on the website! Nice to have a "one-stop-shop" for your materials. Next up on my "To-Do!" list is to audit and fine-tune my jointer, it's nice to know I can just go to your

Chris, I have a brand new one if your interested in it. It came with my saw, but never used it. Thx, Wade

Hi there, just wondering if the Felder eccentric clamp is worth it? No Felder shop in Australia, so we pay a premium with delivery to Australia. Can anyone help me with the T nut dims thread size? Is

Hi PK: Are you sure it has to go? I’ve got one edge sander and one giant disc sander and one large wide belt. I used to have a second, smaller disc sander and regret letting it go. I actually have

Salut Pierre, I have a Clearvue in my hobbyist shop and I like its performance. As Aaron described below, the configuration works well for my work space (14x20) with 10 feet ceiling. Please let me

I have RL125 and a cyclone. The only feature I like about the RL125 is the bin with rollers. If a cyclone can be had with similar setup that would be my choice. RL125 takes a lot of floor space

If you haven’t already read Bill Pentz’s information on dust collection, I would highly recommend it. It’s a wealth of information and should help guide you along the way to proper dust

Happy customer here of Clearvue. I have one of the older clear systems, the metal systems look very nice, but I kinda like watching the chips swirl. :-) <pierre.bourassa@...> wrote:

I looked at all the options available. ?The Harvey G-700 is a very cool machine, but it wouldn’t work in my shop space because the dust inlet is on the floor. ?In my situation, it’s better to

Hey everyone, I have a Hammer HS950 with the mitre fence and some sandpaper to sell.? It is in excellent shape and runs like new.? I have a new edge sander on the way, so this one has to go. I

You’re going to very easily be able to mill a piece of hardwood to fit the slot in your sliding table. It has to be just snug enough to slide but not wobble. I normally make mine of quarter sawn