What Wixey planer gauge should I get to install on a Powermatic 15HH?
140818
You will not have to jury rig the wr550 should be a very easy install,also very easy to calibrate,I have this dro on my grizzly which is the cousin to your powermatic,I would definitely the wixey wr550 again
140819
On my Powermatic 15HH, I installed a WR550 on the right hand side (when looking from feed end, opposite power switch) without resorting to drilling & tapping. I did have to purchase additional screws to do so though. 8mm if I remember correctly.
140820
Don't remember which one I got for my MiniMax J/P, but I do remember I called Wixey directly. Owner was very nice and informative. Unit works beautifully.
140821
Just have to look at your equipment and buy the best fit. These devices are generic and really don't fit anything particular, just have to jury rig the best you can, Thanks, Harry
140822
The WR550 was easily adaptable to my Grizzly 15" planer, I had an issue with calibration and customer service at Wixey was the best I've encountered and walked me through my problem. Big thumbs up to the product and company.
140823
I purchased the Wixey WR 550 remote planer readout. It adapts easily to just about any planer. I have a Grizzly planer. Instructions show cable running from readout to scale running over top of planer. I ran mine under the table. Readout woorks very well and repeats wonderfully. It definately makes a huge difference in accuracy. Enjoy using it. I do!
140824
Your planer has a 6" thickness capacity and both the WR550 (12" capacity and the WR510 (6" capacity) can handle that. The WR510 is desicned for small portable planers. The WR550 is designed for heavier duty planers like yours and can mount in a wider verity of situations. Go to this web page "http://www.wixey.com/remote-planer/index.html" and the planer shown is similar and maybe the same as you have. The readout mounts remotely for more convenient viewing which the WR510 does not. I am using mine on a Makita 2040 15-5/8" planer with a thickness up to 7-5/8". For me this thickness necessitated going to the WR550 As far as what I like best is that I can shave off, accurately very small amounts using the 550 and with the fact my planer uses urethane non marking rollers.
462128
Ohms law says amps X Volts = Watts, So with the information provided the compressor runs on 120 volts at 15 amps will be 1800 watts. However when this compressor motor starts under a load I'll bet it spikes upwards of 20 amps probably around 30 amps so if your going to use a power inverter to run this compressor better be a good one ! At least 3600 watts at the minimum
598684
A cheap vac will do, but whatever you get you'll probably still need a rubber step-down adapter to the 1-1/2 ID you need for the planer. They're cheap, e.g. at Woodworkers Supply.
519541
For more info follow link: http://www.allforwoodworking.com/Jointer_Planer_p/708476.htm
1653221
I am not certain but go diectly to Wesy Bend using model number or google parts for WB Tem... and after market suppliers should come up.
208290
I checked the DFewalt web site. They show the DEWALT DNP618 Edge Guide for Fixed Base Compact Router on the product tour of the DWP611PK.
1404473
I have 0/1 gauge so I'm using a 300a. If I were you I'd go with a 150a-200a.
892444
It will work with 1500psi but that is near the minimum it will work with, the more psi you have the more foam it will spew out. Side note you'll want to check to see if your electric power washer gun will work with the 1/4'' quick connect or M22 fitting otherwise you will have to order a coinciding connector for your washer separately.
571211
I bought them for my DWS780. According to the DeWalt site, you need DW7082 clamps for a DW715. See it here: http://dewalt.com/tools/miter-saw-attachments-dw7082.aspx
1913550
I have mine on a 20 amp breaker with 12-2 wire (220V). It is a great planer
937386
The key is your extension cord. Be sure you use one that's rated for 15 amps or you are risking burning out the motor.
1565945
With low voltage DC, bigger is alway better! For a bilge pump at 15' I would go with 16 gauge or lower.
1167308
All the info you need is here: http://www.jettools.com/us/en/p/jwp-208hh-20-planer-5hp-1ph-helical-head/708544
1120489
depends on which model inspirion you have. use a tape measure diagonally 15.6 and that should do it
708643
Im not for sure as they are installed in my machine. I am using a Rigid planer.
1893166
Sorry, I am not sure; I put one into a Powermatic 15" planer and had excellent results. I am unsure about the Woodtek; although I think the manufacturer can provide cross referencing for other planers.
683921
I have a powermatic 15 inch spiral cut planer. This is the shelix cutterhead that I used to replace the original equipment and it fits well. The performance is greatly enhanced and the cutters have not yet been changed. On the original spiral blades I went through three sets in less than a year.