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  • ShieldArc
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    Originally posted by garybdavis View Post
    What about the mist coolers? I have them on both my lathe and mill. You can set the mist so that it doesn't leave hardly any residue or moisture. In fact, you can cut the coolant off completely so you just have air. They are common in the machining industry.
    Ellis told me not to use coolants with their saws, but a mist might work.

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  • garybdavis
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    What about the mist coolers? I have them on both my lathe and mill. You can set the mist so that it doesn't leave hardly any residue or moisture. In fact, you can cut the coolant off completely so you just have air. They are common in the machining industry.

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  • bbseay
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    Yes air helps

    I added air to my JET and it cools the blade perfectly. I have extended the life of my blade and roler guides, etc. No clean-up. The blade lasts alot longer. I cut alot of stainless steel .

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  • WyoRoy
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    I use a version, shop built, of the air kit. It doesn't offer the selenoid, but a cheap brass valve can handle that all day without problem. I wouldn't really call this a cool air kit...as in a cool gun system used on some machine tools. It is more just for the added removal of previously cut metal chips that the wire brush may not have flushed from the blade gullets. I"m certain that there is some cooling action taking place, but most of the benefit from the adaption is from the higher swarf removal rate. Even with the purchase of a selenoid, I would think it would be far cheaper than spending the added $200 somebody quoted for this accessory.

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  • ShieldArc
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    Originally posted by ske View Post
    Has anyone used the cool air kit? Does it make any difference?
    Yeah im wondering too.

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  • garybdavis
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    Originally posted by Glenn B View Post
    Garybdavis Where are you located??
    Central Texas

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  • ske
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    Has anyone used the cool air kit? Does it make any difference?

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  • Sbi1
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    I bought an 1800 about 2 yrs. ago, and my lws had as good of a price as any of the internet sellers, and had the saw the next day. I try to buy local if I can, and the lws usually gives me a good price.

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  • ShieldArc
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    You may want to buy the air kit for it too. Im thinking about
    buying one for my 1800 too. Im told its $200.

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  • Powerstrokinit
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    That is gonna be a sweet setup with the rollers and the saw! Let me know were you find a good price.

    Tobin

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  • Glenn B
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    Where Are you !!!

    Garybdavis Where are you located??

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  • JD in Socal
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    Originally posted by ske View Post
    I bought my Ellis 1600 from Direct Tools out of Glendale Ca.
    Great service fair price and it arrived less than a week.

    Hope this helps
    ...and on sale there now at $2,895. A guy can't afford not to buy at that price.


    JD

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  • ske
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    I bought my Ellis 1600 from Direct Tools out of Glendale Ca.
    Great service fair price and it arrived less than a week.

    Hope this helps

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  • fatfrank
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    Gary, post pics of your project when you build the roller system.

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  • frank865
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    Try contacting Ellis directly....

    HTH

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