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I'm thinking that I may just run PVC ducting from my table saw along the floor toward the DC and use flex down to the PVC. To the jointer I'll just use flex since it's a much shoter run leaving me...

I bought a Laguna 3hp C/Flux a while back with the intention of ducting up my equipment. It has now occurred to me that the only machine that I want permanently connected is my table saw. I keep my...

Got the same email. I believe they're doing free shipping, as well. I have the 14/12 and love it.

I have a HF dust collector that I no longer need as I bought a Laguna C/Flux 3hp. I thought about selling the HF which, realistically, I can only get about $100 and I don't really want to have a...

That makes perfect sense. I wouldn't have thought of that prior to my install. Thanks!

I think I get it. So when using a Wye fitting it's best to have the Wye angled off on the same plane as the main trunk as opposed to pointing straight down?

What do you mean by not running the verticals in the bottom of the trunk? Forgive me but I'm very new to the dust collector with duct work scenario.

Thanks for the replies. I'll probably reduce to 7" as that should be plenty efficient and should be easier and cheaper to do and find than to run an 8" main.

I have the Laguna C Flux 3 on order and have the same question. It has an 8" inlet. Should I reduce at the machine and then run a 7" or 6" main duct, or run an 8" main duct for a length before...

Cool thread. I make bass guitars and had this same problem when I upgraded my table saw from a Grizzly to a SS PCS. I greatly prefer the SS but am unable to slot fingerboards with my 6" blade. I...

In my experience I would have to agree that cool blocks are better than bearings.

Though I bought the Laguna, I've owned several Grizzly machines in the past and still own an 8" jointer and agree that their custom service is great. The very few issues I had with any of my...

Dan, sorry to hear you had some trouble. Thankfully, I have no issues, no vibration or noise.

I bought the 14 12 a couple weeks ago. I was considering the two saws listed. I had a Grizzly 555LX that was a fine saw but I needed better resaw capacity and I didn't like the bearing guides. I went...

I would love to have the Byrd head on mine but can't get the past the fact that the price of the head is about what I paid for the machine. Plus, I haven't had any problems with the blades. I got...

I got mine at Amazon.

I'll second the CRC 3.36. I just started using it several months back and it has been great. Easy to use and cheap.

I too have had a great experience working with them. Fantastic company.

I made one. I'm a firm believer in loose tenon joinery. I designed a horizontal mortiser with a router that has worked extremely well for me. My latest project has around 42 m/t joints, with some on...

I know your frustration well. My local Woodcraft just closed on 1/12/14. It sucks! I have a klingspor's about 30 minutes from me and a WoodWorker's Supply about 40 minutes away but I greatly prefer...

I use a double bar sled but I approached the construction a little differently. I essentially made two sleds, one for the left side of the blade and one for the right. I used two pieces of 3/4" MDF...

They're still headquartered there, never made anything in the US though. This doesn't change the fact that they are incredible saws that could not be made better had they been built here. Would be...

I owned a Grizzly 1023RLW and now a Sawstop PCS 3HP 36". When I bought the Grizzly I debated between it and the SS. The price won out.The Grizzly is an awesome machine. I loved it. The I had a...

How did they skimp on dust collection?

For dust collection I don't have the overarm unit but I do hook my shop vac up directly to the blade guard and works great. I just hook the hose over the fence and the end of the table and it never...