Chris Parks
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It is not common but I have seen it happen more than once.

Don't put any utilities behind the walls, that saves all the problems. I use external trays for all the electrical and compressed air and it has made...

The reverse is not unknown either.

No, it does not. Closing the thread and removing it is not the problem at all, the problem is there is no reason given why it has disappeared from...

The beauty of this type of BG is it can be high and still usable via hanging cords. Blind ended BG's are a problem, Clearvue actually put leaks into...

Rocking blast gates fix all the problems, can't jam and with cords hanging down can be mounted very high My NEW Unique Blast Gates...

Perhaps not having a closed mind and investigating other recommended sources might be a good idea. As I mentioned above it seems that those on this...

Larry, a voice in the wilderness but I don't think some here like the idea that better information can be had outside the US.

That is your first mistake, 99.99% of DE information on YT is wrong, misleading and downright dangerous to health if you choose to believe but in the...

For more information on measurements of air flow in a duct and why some approaches are both inaccurate and what can make them either better or worse...

An interesting reversal on converting from one system to another. I doubt there is anyone in Oz who would even think about a pint and certainly it is...

I should have added I was 40 years younger than I am now. It is a two level building built into the side of a very steep slope and just digging the...

I built mine while working one full time job, one part time job and doing tertiary studies. I got it done in about 3 years and had I known how much...

All the above has already been done and the information published on the Australian Woodworking forum, search for "Ubeaut Forums". The person who did...

The type of DE is always my first question and you definitely have enough capacity to do the job and unfortunately manufacturers seem to regard dust...

What type of dust extractor are you using?

I have a 10 year history selling maybe a hundred or more Powtran VFD's and have had maybe two or three failures over that time and 99.9% of Clearvues...

Don't buy any less than a 15" impeller & forget horse power ratings... they mean damn all in the great big scheme of things. A bit of food for...

Mine gets it all. I would not buy any DE with less than a 14" impeller but 15" is better and I would not buy a single phase machine as a 3 phase...

I use a big planer (straight knife) with a Clearvue and we sometimes have to change the 200 litre bins every 15 minutes. We can do it under one...

No matter how the machine is made if the DE is not up to the job it will leave chips behind so a good DE is the first problem to be addressed. My...

I do use the rip fence about twice a year and it only takes 30 seconds to change over from one to the other so it is not inconvenient. Most stuff I...

Very definitely and a discussion of different methods allows us to see alternative ways of working. For me a long rip fence on the machine is nothing...

Phil. a couple of questions Do you use an F&F jig? Do you work to the right of the blade setting dimension on the rip fence for any cuts at all?

I understand your response but I am not trying to be critical at all of anyone's choices on how they work. I am genuinely interested in why I do...

All small piece cutting is generally done using an F&F jig and using that means there is no movement when the clamp is applied. Honestly and with...

I can remember reading an article many decades ago in which the US automotive industry told the government that if the US did not change to metric...

Everyone to his/her approach to using a slider but over many years I have not used clamps at all for 99% of cuts. Maybe I am missing the point...

I wish I could recall the specifics of the talk but it surrounded the lack of commonality across the distros preventing him from doing some of the...